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Some parents watch graduation from a brand new screen.
The Class of 2021 moves onto a new chapter of their lives [Slideshow]
The BSM Haben center is where camps like Basketball will be held this summer.
Summer camps return to BSM in 2021
Red Knights Sophie Coleman ‘21, Joana Dominguez-Lopez ‘21, and Maliah Jaiteh ‘21 have been accepted into the seven-year BA to MD program at the University of Minnesota starting in the fall!
Three seniors accepted to 7-year BA-MD program at UMN
Long-term substitute teacher Fred Bandel chats with a student before class.
Long-term substitute teachers join the BSM community
In past years, students lined the Wrestling Room during the school day to give blood. This year, the event was held outdoors on a Saturday.
BSM blood drive returns in a new way
Seniors discuss the pressure to attend college
Seniors discuss the pressure to attend college
Sophomores converse in the cube while getting work done in the cube.
Students reflect on going to go back to normal
Red Knight students pose in their fashionable outfits.
Summer fashion storms the halls of BSM
What's the last song you listened to?
What’s the last song you listened to?
As summer hits, some students won't be finding the time to sit on the boat as the sun sets; rather, they'll be working.
Students take on summer jobs
Kathy Jacobson thinks that students are not as smart as they think they are.
Meet the Red Knight: Attendance Secretary Kathy Jacobson
Junior LoLo Landry hates Burger King.
Meet the Red Knight: Junior LoLo Landry
Math Teacher Sam Fulco takes his coffee with him everywhere.
Meet the Red Knight: Math Teacher Sam Fulco
Campus Minister Mike Jeremiah hates cooking.
Meet the Red Knight: Campus Minister Mike Jeremiah
Junior Ellie Basil like Webkinz as a kid.
Meet the Red Knight: Junior Ellie Basil
Former captains Olivia Haag and Maya Jones celebrate a goal with the new captains Emma Peschel, Emma Hoen, and Sophie Melsness.
Girls’ hockey captains for the 2021-2022 season
Freshman Charlie Moen grins while showcasing his accomplishment.
Freshman golfer celebrates hole-in-one
Seniors Ava Keller and Lauren Palmer run after the frisbee.
From 7 to 42: Girls’ ultimate has grown in number and spirit
“We usually have anywhere from 10-20 people at practice, which is most of the team, and we are getting better as a team. With pretty much the whole team there every time, we are able to bond and work on new plays pretty much every practice, “ Casey Prindiville said.
Boys’ ultimate plays this season with a connected team
The Red Knights sprint after one another at practice.
Boys’ lacrosse team ranks number 1 in state
Religion teacher Ms. Michelle Leblanc and in-building sub Ms. Andretta Hanson have a relationship that spans decades.
From Kids to Colleagues: An Oral History
This year BSM has created a plan for creating greater equity, inclusion, and belonging at the school.
BSM’s EIB plan, explained
The evolution of Nick Marinaro
The evolution of Nick Marinaro
In a sparsely populated classroom, USD students remain COVID-safe with social distancing and masking.
COVID takes its toll on the college expereince
Issues from almost twenty years of the Knight Errant reveal a constantly evolving publication.
The Knight Errant’s evolution: a look backward…and forward
Staff Ed: Vaccine fears fueled by misinformation
Staff Ed: Vaccine fears fueled by misinformation
Drew Clark, Mason Gilliand, and Zane Slater Talk About the NBA Playoffs [Podcast]
Drew Clark, Mason Gilliand, and Zane Slater Talk About the NBA Playoffs [Podcast]
If Washington DC became a state, the new US flag might look something like this.
DC Deserves the Bottom Line: Statehood
Red Knights review the NFL Draft
Red Knights review the NFL Draft
This year, Knight Errant writer Malik Jaiteh spent a significant amount of time in Guyana.
Visiting Guyana During a Pandemic
James Madison University is located in Harrisonburg, Virginia with an enrollment of about 19-20,000 students. First off, a great thing about this university is that it is a good medium sized school and it offers lots of majors and minors. Another great thing about JMU is that being located right in Harrisonburg, if there is anything you need off campus, it is a short walk to any essential you may need. The requirements needed to attend JMU are a GPA of around a 3.55, an average SAT score between 1120-1290, and an ACT score of 23-28. Overall, I thought it was a very nice school that was easy to get around and is a great medium sized school.
A Glimpse Into Different Virginia Colleges
Olivia Rodrigo's first album is one for the books.
Olivia Rodrigo’s first album was no disappointment
Underwater is one the newest thrillers of 2021.
Which 2021 Thrillers are worth your time?
Hot Wings Taste Test: Can they take the heat?
Hot Wings Taste Test: Can they take the heat?
Sssh... Starbucks Secret Menu becomes just a bit less secret
Sssh… Starbucks Secret Menu becomes just a bit less secret
Students reflect on lululemon
Students reflect on lululemon
What's the last song you listened to?
What’s the last song you listened to?
Hot Wings Taste Test: Can they take the heat?
Hot Wings Taste Test: Can they take the heat?
Lots of good books are read in 9th grade. Which book are you? Take our quiz to find out!
Which freshman English book are you? [Quiz]
Which bottled water reigns supreme?
Which bottled water reigns supreme?
Students reflect on lululemon
Students reflect on lululemon
Some parents watch graduation from a brand new screen.
The Class of 2021 moves onto a new chapter of their lives [Slideshow]
Drew Clark, Mason Gilliand, and Zane Slater Talk About the NBA Playoffs [Podcast]
Drew Clark, Mason Gilliand, and Zane Slater Talk About the NBA Playoffs [Podcast]
Seniors discuss the pressure to attend college
Seniors discuss the pressure to attend college
Seniors Ava Keller and Lauren Palmer run after the frisbee.
From 7 to 42: Girls’ ultimate has grown in number and spirit
Sophomores converse in the cube while getting work done in the cube.
Students reflect on going to go back to normal
Most BSM students return to campus for in-person classes during fourth quarter, but some students remain virtual.
Students choose all-virtual learning during fourth quarter
Sophomore Carson Brandt made the leap from youth lacrosse to varsity: a unique experience caused by the cancellation of last year's season.
The Jump to Varsity: Due to COVID, lacrosse sophomores play on top team without a transition year
Students sit in class just as they might in a non-COVID year.
Teachers find new struggles and joys through fully in-person school
New COVID-19 Coordinator, Jenifer Williams, joins the BSM team this year.
BSM hires new COVID coordinator
The student news site of Benilde-St. Margaret's School in St. Louis Park, MN

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Arthur Boyle

Arthur Boyle, Staff Writer

I am not a funny person. I am a serious person and people think I am joking. I hate kittens. One time in 7th grade I punted a kitten. It scratched me and I dropped it and accidentally kicked it, but I still did it. I always give money to homeless people who ask for it, but I think about the food I could have bought with it for a while afterwards. I want to go skydiving, but only partially for the thrill. I like wind on my face and can’t sleep without fans. I will always defend the English system of measurement because 5,280 is a great number.

All content by Arthur Boyle
Boyle added football to his list of commitments this fall, fueling the conflict between aca- demics and athletics

Students struggle to find balance of academics and athletics

May 19, 2013

Teachers allowed privilege of wearing shorts in response to heat

May 14, 2013

Seniors to make final college decisions on May 1

April 18, 2013

Increase in budget cuts leads to major changes for teachers

March 18, 2013
Mead Hall Magic store sells games, records and comics.

A story of success: Ian Anderson

February 21, 2013
The writers in the journalism class sit campfire-style, brainstorming ideas for their upcoming issue.

An inside look at BSM’s journalism program

February 4, 2013
With hard to manage homework loads, especially for upperclassmen, cheating on busywork can become all too common.

With lots of busywork, students weigh in on “cheating”

January 11, 2013

Awards praise mediocrity rather than true success

January 7, 2013
The girls' hockey team has been working hard to prove that this is finally their year.

Girls’ hockey team hopes to come together in a make-or-break season

December 8, 2012

The most wonderful time of the year: Thanksgiving

November 20, 2012

Rave: Infinity Squared

November 17, 2012
Five seniors officially signed to Division I teams for their respective sports. Soccer player Dana Buckhorn, pictured second from left, will not officially sign until this spring, but was included in the ceremony with her fellow athletes.

Five seniors sign to Division I teams

November 14, 2012

Love for Taylor Swift burns strong

November 1, 2012

Rant: Raves

October 26, 2012

Prevention is not a cure for bullying

October 22, 2012

Rant: Senior Panorama

September 22, 2012

Paul Ryan will help Romney focus on his strength, the economy

September 10, 2012
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