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Valentine's Day gifts need not be boring. Isaiah Krebs surprises his friend Shelby Lunde with an unique gift for this special day. Photo by: Nicole Lorenz

Valentine gifts for that ‘special someone’

By: Rikki Jensen Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and people are already stressing about what gift to get for their “special someone.” This year a guy should consider getting his girl something more meaningful, instead of the... READ MORE »»

Primaries can be very confusing for voters of any age. Choosing a candidate to support becomes especially hard for first-time voters such as Beulah High School seniors.

Republican candidates compete for votes

By: Isaiah Krebs The race to become the next Republican candidate to challenge Barack Obama this November is starting to get interesting. In last week’s Iowa caucus, Mitt Romney beat Rick Santorum by just eight measly votes. The race is sure... READ MORE »»

Isaiah Krebs and Evan Mellmer practicing after school. Isaiah, working on his technique, puts a quick move on Evan.

Wrestlers understand benefits of red flag mornings

By: Cameron Sadowsky Every sport tests one’s physical and mental toughness; whether its basketball or track, wrestling or football, each posses their challenges. One of the most challenging to a person’s physical and mental toughness is... READ MORE »»

Experienced driver Ty Baumann heads home after school.

New driving requirements hard to handle

By: Tanner Dolbec   In North Dakota a licensed driver was required to drive with an instructor permit for six months prior to getting the operator license. However, that has now changed with the coming of the New Year. Effective January 1,... READ MORE »»

Beulah High School student, Erik Ham, turns off his cell phone before he drives to school. He is under the age of 18 and must abide by the new law that has recently been enacted.

Cell phones off limits to teen drivers

By: Rikki Jensen The texting while driving ban that went into effect on Aug 1, 2011, states that drivers in North Dakota can no longer “compose, send, or read electronic messages on a wireless communications device while operating a vehicle... READ MORE »»

News

 Republican candidates compete for votes Primaries can be very confusing for voters of any age. Choosing a candidate to support becomes especially hard for first-time voters such as Beulah High School seniors.

Isaiah Krebs, News Reporter

By: Isaiah Krebs The race to become the next Republican candidate to challenge Barack Obama this November is starting to get interesting. In last week’s Iowa caucus, Mitt Romney beat... Read more »

January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under News, Top Stories

Sports

 Wrestlers understand benefits of red flag mornings Isaiah Krebs and Evan Mellmer practicing after school. Isaiah, working on his technique, puts a quick move on Evan.

Cameron Sadowsky, Sports Reporter

By: Cameron Sadowsky Every sport tests one’s physical and mental toughness; whether its basketball or track, wrestling or football, each posses their challenges. One of the most challenging... Read more »

January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports, Top Stories

Clubs

 Beulah high drama club performs “Flapper” (Seniors Taisha Bauer and Erik Ham run lines in the commons. Bauer plays an over the top girl named Tweedles; Ham plays Buck Wayne, the most handsome, young, single, and rich guy in the whole play.)

Kortney Koch, Entertainment Reporter

By: Kortney Koch The 1920’s was a time of change in America. Women really pushed the limits and expanded the boundaries for what was seen as acceptable. They cut their hair, wore... Read more »

January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Clubs

Opinion

 Valentine gifts for that ‘special someone’ Valentine's Day gifts need not be boring. Isaiah Krebs surprises his friend Shelby Lunde with an unique gift for this special day. Photo by: Nicole Lorenz

Rikki Jensen, Features Reporter

By: Rikki Jensen Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and people are already stressing about what gift to get for their “special someone.” This year a guy should consider... Read more »

February 13, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Opinion, Top Stories

A&E

 BHS pep band entertains for varsity athletic events Back row: John Yale, Dan Harildstad, Isaac Ripplinger and front row: Levi Guthmiller, Kaitlyn Grad, and Abigail Dschaak perform a crowd favorite “Teqila” to pump up the fans and athletes.

Abby Baranick, Features Reporter

By: Abby Baranick Sporting events and pep rallies would not be complete without an energetic audience decked out in school colors. However, the fans would not be energetic without the... Read more »

January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under A&E, Top Stories

Student Life

 Military after high school Local Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sergeant John Dupnik as he gives a speech at the schools Veterans Day ceremony. SSgt Dupnik has proudly served in the United States Marine Corps for 17 years and believes that the military is a great option for high school graduates.

Taylor Bosch, Features Reporter

By: Taylor Bosch    “I, insert name, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend…” These are the first words that an enlistee must say before officially joining the military.... Read more »

January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Student Life