A waste of a bachelor

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
February 29, 2012
Filed under A&E, TV Reviews

The Bachelor has been a reality TV show glorifying a twisted road to finding love for the past ten years. As an adamant Bachelor viewer, I have loyally stood by the show’s side through the cheesy romantic dates and low point heart breaks. Until this season, that is. This season’s eligible bachelor... Read more »

Five Guys earns five stars

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
February 9, 2012
Filed under A&E, a&e featured, Restaurant Reviews

The traditional burgers and fries diners, drive-thrus, and sit down restaurants don’t compare to Five Guys Burgers and Fries. This amazing restaurant, now opened in Plymouth and Eden Prairie, has been anything but struggling to keep its tables filled with satisfied customers since it opened its first... Read more »

Students “white out” the halls to show support

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
January 5, 2012
Filed under Jack Jablonski Coverage, Top Stories

There is no shortage of days in which BSM students dress in a particular color to support a cause, but the abundant white clothing that appeared in the halls on Thursday, Jan. 5 was different than all others, supporting something much closer to the BSM family. Red Knight students, faculty, and staff... Read more »

The Depot-Minneapolis’ Best Kept Secret?

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
November 30, 2011
Filed under A&E, Twin Cities Hot Spot

The Depot, Minneapolis’s very own indoor skating rink, brings winter to life as a site of action and fun during the coldest months of Minnesota’s never-ending snow storms. Escaping the depressing weather and day-to-day stress of a Minnesotan may be challenging, but not impossible. Oftentimes a... Read more »

Breaking Dawn breaks hearts

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
November 28, 2011
Filed under A&E, a&e featured, Movie Reviews, Top Stories

Nearly as big as the Harry Potter phenomenon, the Twilight saga’s 4th movie installment, “Breaking Dawn Part I,” fulfilled the high expectations of its Twihard viewers, satisfying their vampire and werewolf cravings for the two hours of the exhilarating love story. Starting off with the bonding... Read more »

A dedication to Team Jacob

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
November 14, 2011
Filed under Humor, Top Stories

What girl doesn’t wish her boyfriend was a dark, handsome, muscular, werewolf? Because I sure do. When it comes to the commonly argued subject of vampires vs. werewolves, I always defend the side of my precious, Jacob Black. Werewolves all the way, baby. I will forever be a pack member. My obsession... Read more »

McGinn spends week at Notre Dame for seminar

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
September 20, 2011
Filed under Student Life

One of forty students worldwide accepted into the Global Issues Seminar this summer, senior Jack McGinn enjoyed an all-expenses-paid trip to the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Because of Jack’s high test scores, he was encouraged to apply to the week-long seminar where he took classes... Read more »

Singers compete in State Fair Talent Contest

Natalie Walsh, Staff Writer
September 18, 2011
Filed under Student Life

Performing the song “For Good” from the popular musical “Wicked,” junior Christine Silikowski and sophomore Lexi Johnson competed in the Minnesota State Fair singing contest this summer. The talented girls started off by placing first in their division and overall in the Hennepin County Fair,... Read more »