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Wellness succeeds in relieving stressed minds

February 15, 2012

Chloe Kennedy, Staff Writer

Deep within the basement hallways of BSM, room 27 houses an aura of centering and relaxation as students sprawl across the floor on mats and blankets during their Wellness meditation class. As an hour of release from stress and providing strict concentration on the health of body, mind, and spirit, Wellness classes have proved to be a revolutionary addition to the BSM curriculum. When Ms. Connie Fourre began her work as Wellness Director two years ago and started BSM’s Wellness program, she never imagined it would turn into the success it is today. “[The program is] better than what I originally envisioned. I never thought there would be all these activities, no BSM hour for a break,” said... Continue Reading

Boys’ hockey to move out of North Suburban Conference

Without conference games on their schedule, the Red Knights will have more chances to play the top teams in the state. (Mark Lex)

Boys’ hockey to move out of North Suburban Conference

February 21, 2012

Matt Muenzberg, Sports Editor

After outscoring their opponents 96-6 in conference play this season, BSM will be leaving the North Suburban Conference for boys’ hockey and will play an independent schedule instead. A proposal by the NSC members was approved by coaches Sunday, Feb. 19. The Red Knights won three games by at least 15 goals, and opponents never came within four goals,... Continue Reading

Bright Rwagatare’s life changing move

Bright Rwagatare's life changed when he and his family made the decision to move him from Rwanda to the United States. (Photo courtesy of Bright's Father)

Bright Rwagatare’s life changing move

February 21, 2012

Laura Shannon, Staff Writer

Life in Rwanda Freshman Bright Rwagatare’s life completely turned upside down after coming from a school where 60 children slept in one room, food was often cold and rarely tasted good, and teachers used severe discipline techniques to Benilde-St. Margaret’s. Even bigger than the change in schools, though, is Bright’s change in countries: from... Continue Reading

The Phantom Menace returns in 3D

February 15, 2012

Anna Landis, Staff Writer

“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…” Finally, for all the Star Wars geeks out there, George Lucas has deepened the meaning of life and also, the depth perception of his masterpieces, and given us what we have only dreamed of. (Dramatic pause) Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 3D. The storyline may still lack anything a film-maker would deem decent, yet Lucas has not left his young Padawans discontent. By updating the visuals of this film to 3D, it was much easier to watch and enjoy. The scenes that were especially enhanced were the Jedis’ journey to and from the underwater Gungan city of Otoh Gunga (sea monsters included), Anakin’s podrace with an excess of spectacular... Continue Reading

Math league counts on success

Dedicated math league members spend their morning practices working on problems. (Chris Bell)

Math league counts on success

February 16, 2012

Marielle Arostegui, Staff Writer

With doughnuts, muffins, and juice ready as brain food, the BSM Math League meets every Wednesday morning to practice and expand upon their already impressive computational skills. Ranking first in the state, and with only one meet to go, Math League members are getting ready to attend state for the fourteenth time since being founded as a BSM club. Being... Continue Reading

SportDateOpponentResultW/L
Boys HockeySat, Feb 18 Stillwater8-4 Read StoryW
Girls BasketballFri, Feb 17 Irondale56-32W
Girls HockeyFri, Feb 17 Minnetonka2-3 OTL
Boys BasketballFri, Feb 17 Irondale103-89 Read StoryW
Girls BasketballThu, Feb 16 Waconia72-56W
Girls HockeyWed, Feb 15 Hopkins6-2W
Boys HockeyTue, Feb 14 Chisago Lakes5-0W
Girls BasketballTue, Feb 14 Columbia Heights61-28 Read StoryW
Boys BasketballTue, Feb 14 Columbia Heights69-46 Read StoryW
Boys HockeySat, Feb 11 Totino-Grace6-0 Read StoryW
Girls BasketballFri, Feb 10 St. Louis Park69-35 Read StoryW
WrestlingFri, Feb 10 Chisago Lakes10-59L
Click on any sport above to see a full schedule for that sport.
SportDateTimeOpponentLocation
Boys HockeyThu, Feb 23 7:00Holy FamilyHome
Girls BasketballFri, Feb 24 7:15Robbinsdale CooperRobbinsdale Cooper HS
WrestlingFri, Feb 24 5:00Section OpponentsFridley
WrestlingThu, Mar 01 12:00TBAExcel Energy Center
Boys LacrosseSat, Mar 17 7:00Apple ValleyHome
Girls TrackTue, Apr 03 Multiple OpponentsTotino-Grace
Boys TrackTue, Apr 03 1:00Multiple OpponentsTotino-Grace
SoftballWed, Apr 11 4:15ConcordiaHome
Boys LacrosseThu, Apr 12 7:00BurnsvilleBurnsville
Boys TrackThu, Apr 12 1:00Multiple OpponentsSt. Francis
Girls TrackThu, Apr 12 Multiple OpponentsSt. Francis
BaseballSat, Apr 14 3:00HopkinsHome
Click on any sport above to see a full schedule for that sport.

Jabby13.com set up as hub for all things “Jabby”

Ruby Ford, Staff Writer
January 11, 2012
Filed under Jack Jablonski Coverage, News Briefs

Jabby13.com launched on Jan. 6 as a central place for accepting donations and providing a place where people can be linked to anything and everything “Jabby.”

The red and white website features Jablonski’s hockey photo with a main link for collecting online donations. “So far, we have collected 530 donations for a total of $44,470.00 that will go directly to The Jack Jablonski Fund,” said TST Media employee and hockey enthusiast Michael Murakami.

“I got a call from Dan Collins—father of BSM student and hockey player Ryan Collins—who has been in contact with the Jablonski family to start the process of setting up the site,” said Murakami, after a group of website creators from TST Media visited Jablonski in the hospital.

TST Media, the company that created mnhockeyhub.com as well as bsmockey.com, helped launch the website with family representatives to show support for the Jablonski family. “As a company of hockey lovers, the group of employees were looking to help in whatever way they could. We thought it was important to use our expertise on the web to help support a good cause,” said Murakami.

“[The website] features a comment stream that allows people who donate to leave words of support for Jack and his family. Additionally, different forms of media have been added such as a photo gallery, videos from YouTube, and links to articles on the MN Hockey Hub,” said Murakami.

“The amount of traffic the site has been getting is pretty amazing. Since last Friday, 20,972 people have visited the website and 16,518 of those people have been new visitors,” said Murakami.

Because of the nature of the incident, many hockey parents worried about the checks being delivered in hockey. “I know that there is currently another site in production to help raise awareness about dangerous checks and hockey safety, in general. The other site will eventually be linked to Jabby13.com,” said Murakami.

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