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BSM hosted its third annual women's history month panel this past Wednesday!
Three Alumni Share Their Stories for Women’s History Month
BSM welcomes new principal Dan Wrobleski beginning in the 2025-26 school year
BSM To Welcome New Principal Dan Wrobleski
The search process consisted of several rounds of in-depth interviews, along with a substantial amount of feedback from many different committees.
How Does Benilde-St. Margaret’s Find A New Principal?
As Pope Francis's health concerns rise, BSM campus minister Mr. J recommends praying for his recovery.
BSM is Praying for Pope Francis
One of the many new classes BSM is offering for the 2025-2026 school year is Jewelry Design/Metal Smithing.
bsm offers a variety of new classes for next year
The implementation of the new paper Starbucks cups has been controversial among students
Are Students’ Happy with the New Starbucks Cups?
The BSM Math League had nine members place in the top 40 overall and placed 2nd in the Metro Alliance Division this season.
solving for Xcellence: math leagues seasons success
BSM team's hard work gets recognized on before and after school announcements, being acknowledged for their wide variety of talents
Students Appreciate Sports Recognition on Announcements
Safety concerns in the ocean are rising after Sudiksha Konanki went missing in the Dominican.
Vanishing of college student invites concerns regarding spring break
Alumni of the Knightettes coming to watch the Dance Team dance at State 2025.
Once a Red Knight, Always a Red knight
Highschool athletes get recruited to various colleges after working hard for college offers.
What it Takes to Be Recruited
The BSM Girls Flag Football team are given the honor of playing at the Minnesota Vikings TCO stadium.
minnesota vikings fund a new Girls flag football program
Jalen Wilson scored his 2000th point on Tuesday, February 11th, celebrating after the game with his coach Damian Johnson.
Jalen Wilson and Kendall McGee hit 2000 points
Mr. Pauly's 600th win was much deserved after 37 years of coaching hockey
BSM Boy’s Hockey Coach Makes History With His 600th Win
The BSM alpine ski team celebrates a successful competition at the sections tournament.
BSM Ski Team Reflects on Their Season
The BSM student section sportsmanship shift has caught the eye of other students who regularly attend games.
School pride is back, but at what cost?
Media literacy is declining, leaving many students unable to analyze news and distinguish fact from misinformation critically.
Media Literacy is in a Nosedive
As Gen Z slips further into their TikTok addiction, students find it physically impossible to look away from their screens.
Our generation is doomed – why TikTok needs to be banned
Southern California waters, before the recent destruction of the aggressive fires and winds.
Following the Fires: Aftermath Persists for BSM and Los Angeles Communities
Students struggle to get enough sleep with their demanding schedules.
Ring Ring: A Sleep Loss Wake-Up Call
Let's help high schoolers achieve the magical prom night they deserve with the ability to bring the guest of their choice, including underclassmen.
Underclassmen Should Be Allowed as Prom Dates
Most people use AI daily and are unaware of its devastating effect on the environment.
ai’s detrimental effects to the environment
Teenagers that have formed emotional attachments to their devices often have feelings of anxiety and frustration when they are taken away
do teens have emotional attachment to social media?
Now more than ever, intellectualism is under threat.
In Defense of Intellectualism
Both indoor and outdoor cycling offer many different benefits to your overall health and happiness.
Everyone Should Cycle
Suzanne Collins's Sunrise on the Reaping defied expectations; it was gorgeous, but also will leave readers heartbroken.
Sunrise On the Reaping Creates High Emotional Instability
Olivia Dean brings the energy on stage with stylish outfits and beautiful vocals.
Olivia Dean could be the next big hit
Anyone with a Hulu subscription can now watch Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke
8 passengers documentary unveils the evilness of family vlogging
Playboi Carti's highly anticipated new album "Music" hits the top charts.
“Music” Playboi Carti Album Review
Tate McRae's "So Close To What" has already been ranked #1 on Apple Music in 28 countries and debuted with 29 million streams on Spotify.
So Close To What: So Close to Perfect
While picking the best potential bracket, it's important to focus on factors such as win-loss differentials and overall game records instead of leaving it to chance.
How to Choose Your March Madness Bracket
The best meal at Pancheros consists of carnitas tacos, chips and queso, and Pibb.
local mexican restaurant pancheros is a superior alternative to chipotle
The weather has gotten warmer, the tops of Broncos and Jeeps have come off, and an essential summer playlist is needed.
Best Songs of the Summer
As the weather gets warmer, students' motivation regarding schoolwork seems harder to come by.
Tips to Stay Motivated in the Spring
BSM Student or Celebrity Body Double?
BSM Student or Celebrity Body Double?
Teacher Lore: Mr. Hillman [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Mr. Hillman [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Ms. Rathmanner [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Ms. Rathmanner [Podcast]
Students were invited to bring their friends and family to explore the gallery before an awards ceremony at the end of the evening.
Metro West Art Exhibition Features BSM Artists [slideshow]
Teacher Lore: Mr. Entzion [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Mr. Entzion [Podcast]
BSM Student Evolution
BSM Student Evolution
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Josie Nnaji

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer

Josie Nnaji is a champion procrastinator who spends most of her time binge-watching TV series and being depressed when they end. You can find her at Lifetime shooting hoops with her dad or tripping over her shoes in BSM’s hallways. She loves strawberry-flavored anything, hates boxelder bugs, and believes unicorns are real. Josie hopes to one day write her own book and stop laughing at her own jokes. #TeamConrad4L

 

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The BSM student section sportsmanship shift has caught the eye of other students who regularly attend games.

School pride is back, but at what cost?

Liv Fernstrom and Josie Nnaji
April 9, 2025
When daylight savings started, students at BSM enjoyed the extra sunlight and longer evenings.

Losing Sleep for Brighter Days: How Students Adjust to Daylight Savings

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
March 18, 2025
Media literacy is declining, leaving many students unable to analyze news and distinguish fact from misinformation critically.

Media Literacy is in a Nosedive

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
March 18, 2025
IBA Basketball is a fun activity for both players and spectators, contributing to BSM school spirit

the IBA season begins

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
February 13, 2025
TikTok mukbangs have transformed from simple restaurant reviews into obnoxious food videos that promote obesity and overeating.

TikTok Mukbangs Are Getting Out of Hand

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
December 10, 2024
Students struggle to complete their school work while battling sickness.

a rampant Sickness is flooding BSM

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
November 22, 2024
Seniors take into account the importance of weather as they debate between colleges in a warm or cold climate.

Is weather affecting where students apply to college?

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
November 7, 2024
The Menendez brothers' case has resurfaced after 35 years, thanks in part to Gen Z's influence on social media.

TikTok and Netflix have Reawakened the Menendez Brothers’ Case

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
November 1, 2024
After a long awaited 5 years, Joker 2 was realsed October 4, 2024, sparking debates about the films perspective.

“Joker” sequel was disappointing

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
October 30, 2024
Students and educators adapting to a condensed schedule with longer weekends will be a positive switch.

BSM Should Adopt a Four Day School Week

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
October 3, 2024
Students in Women of the Church listen intently to student led presentations about the history of women in the Catholic Church.

New Theology Class Highlights Overlooked Women

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
September 24, 2024
The senior students gather together to celebrate the start of their last year with a tailgate on the BSM turf.

Seniors kick off the year with annual tailgate

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
September 17, 2024
Vicky Haas prepares to leave her office and BSM behind as she leaves for South Korea this summer.

Ms. Haas will embark on a new journey in South Korea

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
May 24, 2024
10 year old Sephora addicts spend an average of 2 hours a day applying makeup and skin care products, when they should be spending their day socializing and having fun.

Sephora ten year olds are plaguing makeup stores

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
April 24, 2024
BSM Football team celebrates a win against Holy Angels that sent them to state.

New Football Coach May Affect Team Culture

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
April 23, 2024
Kathleen Galper takes note of all the kids who have been absent recently during second semester.

Absenteeism Is Rampant

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
April 23, 2024
A sophomore couple spends Valentine's Day together as a Valentine's Day hater envies their relationship.

Cupid’s Arrow misses students’ Hearts

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
February 15, 2024
Participation is dress up days remains low as students find themes repetitive and inaccessible.

Dress Up Day Participation Remains Low

Josie Nnaji, Staff Writer
February 14, 2024
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