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BSM students dress up throughout the week to prepare for Holiday Ball.
Students anticipate Holiday ball
Red Knight players and fans trample the Academy of Holy Angles star after their victory in the section final.
Assembly to Address Behavior at Sporting Events
The Youth and Government informational meeting interested some students but not enough to make the club possible.
Youth in Government Club Lacks Enough Student Interest to Start
Laurie Youngers is taking the empty spot at the piano for Mass.
Laurie Youngers Takes Over as Pianist at Mass
The Golden Knight Gala is welcoming the BSM community to attend on November 11.
BSM Hosts Annual Golden Knight Gala
Members of Knightlife gather together in the great hall for their monthly meeting.
Behind the scenes of Knightlife
On November 4th, the day of the OG Fortnite update, the game saw about 44.7 million players
Fortnite Reintroduces OG Map to Revive Interest in the Game
As juniors, the pressure to take more impressive classes has increased.
Do juniors feel pressured to take additional APs/Honors?
One of the few manual transmissions in the BSM student parking lot is a 2023 Subaru Crosstrek.
manual vs. automatic driving within the BSM student body
Students read the announcements daily in homeroom.
Staff and Students have mixed feelings on the daily bulletin ending
BSM Girls Basketball gathers at Top Golf for team bonding.
Girls Basketball is Optimistic about another Strong Season
Womens Hockey Player, Kelly Pannek, has become very successful within the world of sports.
Kelly Pannek Coaches Girls Hockey
BSM houses a variety of different sports, however, some are more successful than others.
Where does BSM stand in terms of being a powerhouse?
Students tend to gravitate towards pregame superstitions that guarantee them a good game.
Student Athletes take sport superstitions seriously
BSM girls hockey team all smiles after their big win.
BSM Girls Hockey Culture
Students can speak with Dr. Pohlen about BSMs internship opportunities.
Internships Provide Hands-On Learning Opportunity for Students
Red Knotes performing at the Homecoming BBQ.
What are the Red Knotes?
Every day, Engineering students use Prusa software to print 3D objects in the Engineering Lab.
BSM Offers a Wide Array of STEM Options
AI programs, like ChatGPT, are becoming increasingly prevalent in the classroom.
Can AI Be Used as a Tool in the Classroom?
Students turn away from world language courses due to their difficulty
World Language Courses: A Changing Landscape
Students can take notes for the blended math class on their own time.
Why students prefer to take blended classes
Buddy encounters many new things in New York City.
Elf Embodies Christmas Spirit
Two students prepare for the same class but with different teachers; one works hard on homework while the other plays games.
Same Class, Different Teacher…Different Expectations?
This winter season, comeback pieces give a nod to previous fashion decades.
Winter Fashion: The Season of Comebacks
Letter to the Editor: BSM STUDENTS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, the prequel to the iconic Hunger Games, stars Rachel Zegler (Lucy Gray Baird) and Tom Blyth (Coriolanus Snow).
The Games Continue with the new movie adaptation of The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
There are a variety of Starbucks Christmas items available
A Comprehensive Review of the Starbucks Christmas Menu
Higher shatters expectations and elevates peoples opinions of country music.
Chris Stapleton’s new album “Higher” exceeds expectations
The FNAF movie was unfortunately underwhelming.
five nights at freddy’s disappoints with movie adaptation
This year Holiday Ball dress-up days follow the main theme of Christmas Luau.
Holiday Ball Hit Hard by global warming
The easy job of getting ketchup versus the tedious job of getting mustard.
Mustard vs. Ketchup
Roles Reversed: Raegan Conaty puzzles math teacher John Groess as she attempts to teach him some new equations.
Breaking News: Scientists Finally Uncover The Mysteries of ‘Girl Math’
1996 Knight Errant article argues that PDA should be seen in the BSM hallways.
PDA Then and Now
Athletes love the spring weather because it brings the best playing conditions
Spring Weather in Minnesota: An Athlete’s Haven
Senior Izzy Garvin leaving BSMs senior parking lot after the school day with a smile.
How to Survive the BSM Parking Lot: Tips From a Senior Red Knight
BSM Student Car Spotlights
BSM Student Car Spotlights
Red Knight Revelations: Winter Sports Preview [Podcast]
Red Knight Revelations: Winter Sports Preview [Podcast]
What Were BSM Students and Faculty Grateful for?
What Were BSM Students and Faculty Grateful for?
What are BSM Students Reading?
What are BSM Students Reading?
Red Knight Revelations: Girls State Soccer [podcast]
Red Knight Revelations: Girls State Soccer [podcast]
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Kate Sprenger

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer

From the very beginning Kate has been causing mayhem. Her real name is Katherine, after her dad’s grandma, and her middle name is Julia, after her mom’s aunt. Kate’s mother asked her dad to double check the spelling of how his grandmother spelled Katherine, but her dad insisted he knew the spelling. Later that week the unforgettable happened, a gift from her dad’s aunt came “to Kathryn.” After all, Kate is such an important child; they wanted her to be perfect. Despite this tragic mistake, Kate has now grown up to be a well-rounded peanut butter addict who has moved past her tumultuous beginnings.

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BSM’s Science Department is making some major changes to be implemented in the 2015-2016 school year.

BSM Science Department makes class changes for the 2015-2016 school year

Libby Grygar and Kate Sprenger
March 2, 2015
Photo Essay: An exploration of Twin Cities winter adventures

Photo Essay: An exploration of Twin Cities’ winter adventures

Kate Sprenger
February 10, 2015
The entire school gathered in the Great Hall for the pep fest.

Annual Catholic Schools Week brings BSM community together

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
January 29, 2015
The villages carousel revolves around a Christmas tree.

Downtown transforms into holiday wonderland

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
December 3, 2014
BSM students flaunt their Thanksgiving outfits.

Thanksgiving Day Style Guide

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
November 24, 2014
Regardless of a students personal opinion, BSM has every right to require religion classes

BSM needs a Catholic curriculum

Kate Sprenger and Danielle Carr
November 3, 2014
Top 10 Halloween candies: from the healthiest to the unhealthiest

Top 10 Halloween candies: from the healthiest to the unhealthiest

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
October 30, 2014
BSM senior shows off one of her fall essentials.

Falling into Fashion

Kate Sprenger , Staff Writer
October 27, 2014
Kirk Stensrud fights to take back 48A

Kirk Stensrud fights to take back 48A

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
October 13, 2014
For many girls, making Homecoming overalls is a long and important tradition.

BSM Homecoming week: senior girls’ overalls

Libby Grygar and Kate Sprenger
September 17, 2014
(photo by Emily Larson)

Nine ways to keep yourself healthy for finals

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
June 2, 2014

Class representatives for next year’s student council appointed

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
May 16, 2014
“Noah,” starring Russell Crowe, hit theaters March 28th, and was not the only movie to contain a Christian theme this year. Though this film was an over-dramatic version of this classic Bible tale, it appealed to audiences of all kinds, religious or not.

Examining the film industry’s new religious trend

Sofie Madden and Kate Sprenger
May 6, 2014

BSM celebrates its 40th birthday with weekend event

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
April 30, 2014
The Italian voyageurs look out over the Mediterranean Sea while visiting the city of Florence. This was one of the nine cities visited by the group in a ten day period.

Student groups reflect on successful spring break trips

Kate Sprenger and Sofie Madden
April 15, 2014
Students showed their support for the St. Louis Park-based McManuses by wearing orange last Thursday.

Students wear orange to support for the McManus family

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
April 12, 2014

Upperclassmen gather for the AP Exam registration meeting

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
March 1, 2014

Registration for Father Daughter Dance due tomorrow

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
February 19, 2014
Juniors gathered in the library to hear a presentation from college counselors Ms. Amanda Anderson and Mr. Chuck Mannie. This session was one of three held on Building Your Future Day, aimed to increase students preparation for college and beyond.

Juniors spent Tuesday “building their futures”

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
February 13, 2014

Senior class Valedictorians and Salutatorians announced

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
February 7, 2014

Students take the AMC Math Exam

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
February 6, 2014

All Conference Choir members chosen

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
February 5, 2014
BSM closed yet again due to extreme cold

BSM closed yet again due to extreme cold

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
January 28, 2014

Admissions department faces changes with employee shifts

Kate Sprenger and Charlie Jones
January 26, 2014

Ticket sales for Snowball pushed back due to lack of school

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
January 26, 2014
Before coming to BSM, Hoogenakker taught Chemistry at Cretin-Derham Hall High School.

Engineering department hires new teacher

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
January 12, 2014
Since the age of ten, Desmond has been a part of the Corda Mor Irish Dance Company.

Freshman participates in artistic and cultural style of dance

Sofie Madden and Kate Sprenger
December 16, 2013

BSM supports Cretin-Derham Hall through “purple and gold out”

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
December 14, 2013

Cretin-Derham Hall honors lost students with purple out

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
December 10, 2013
Math teacher Ms. Jean Nightingale has traveled around the globe, even meeting with infamous Iraqui president Sadam Hussein to rescue her husband who was captured in Kuwait by Iraqui soldiers.

Ms. Jean Nightingale’s story transcends that of an ordinary math teacher

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
November 12, 2013
Ross gave an introduction to BSMs guest before the panel began.

Sister Helen Prejean, author of “Dead Man Walking,” speaks to BSM

Caitlin Hood and Kate Sprenger
November 8, 2013

National Honor Society members inducted

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
November 5, 2013

Arnason and Weber hold book drive

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
November 3, 2013

Choral festival held in the Hamburg theatre

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
October 24, 2013

Freshman food drive and Freshtival to be held Friday

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
October 22, 2013

Teachers test furniture to determine future of classrooms

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
October 13, 2013

BSM’s neighboring Jewish community celebrates Sukkot

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
October 2, 2013
Beth El Synagogue has a tradition of bringing prestigious speakers to the community.

Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton to speak at Beth El Synagogue

Kate Sprenger, Staff Writer
September 17, 2013
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