Youth suicide preventation is key »
Youth suicide is nothing to joke about. While it may never have impacted you personally, it’s far more common than people realize. According to Youth Suicide Prevention Program (YSPP), between…
Apr 2 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Kony 2012 makes an impact »
If you use any social networking site in the month, you will indefinitely know about Kony 2012. Just a few short weeks ago, adult activist Jason Russell put a 30…
Apr 2 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Hollywood creates motherhood »
By Grace Tilmont, 2012 Issue 6 “Jenelle: Giving up her baby forever. ‘I’d rather party than be a mom”’ “Losing her baby forever! Her criminal behavior could keep her from…
Apr 2 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Routine family dinners are beneficial »
By Rhoya Selden, 2012 Issue 6 For many high school students, allowing time for a nice meal is a luxury. We are just so busy with all our homework and…
Apr 2 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Japanese club raises money, sends gifts to Japan »
Sam Murphy, 2012 Weeks of planning and preparation have finally paid off; Japanese week is here, and culture has flooded the school. For weeks the Japanese Club, led by seniors…
Mar 26 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Don’t gamble with life »
By Rhoya Selden, 2012 You see it on posters across the school, almost in every hallway: Posters for suicide prevention. Last Monday, March 5, the faculty at Bishop Blanchet had…
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Kudos to Japanese Club for a week done right »
By Miter Editorial Staff Weeks of planning and preparation have finally paid off; Japanese week is here and gone, and culture has flooded the school. For weeks the Japanese Club,…
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Kairos is too meaningful to miss »
By Miter Editorial Board With all the all-nighters, countless activities, and responsibilities that are thrown upon seniors, it is often difficult to find time to ourselves. Stepping back from our…
Mar 3 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Separating Church from State »
By Anthony Espino 2012 In 1788, among other things, religious freedom was protected under the Constitution. Nearly 250 years later, it seems church is anything but separate from state. As…
Feb 22 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »How do we protect a healthy Sound? »
By Sam Murphy, 2012 Washington State lawmakers are faced with the seemingly overwhelming dilemma of how to best attack the issue of water pollution in Puget Sound. As urban development…
Feb 21 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Obviously, it isn’t easy being green »
By Sam Murphy, 2012 Conservation: a major dilemma facing our world and a rally point for most Seattleites. Seattle was voted “America’s greenest and most sustainable major (population over 250,000)…
Feb 10 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Digital technology makes the previously impossible, relevant »
By Kathryn Lam, 2012 As the world becomes more and more dependent on electronic technology, older media venues, like the newspaper, grow more and more obsolete. Pretty soon, most, if…
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day this year, in a relationship or not »
Miter Editorial Staff Remember when Valentine ’s Day used to mean making valentines for each and every person in your class with a piece of candy taped to the front?…
Feb 9 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Depression is more dangerous than you may think »
By Rhoya Selden, 2012 In the state of Missouri, an 18 year old girl was charged the maximum amount for second degree murder of a nine year old girl and…
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Time for politics to “find kind” »
Miter Editorial Board, 2012 On January 19, the presidential debate for Republican candidates was started off by a very personal question to Republican nominee candidate Newt Gingrich leading to outrage…
Jan 23 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Healthy eating thoughout the day is the ticket to a healthier you »
By Carolyn Trainer, 2013 It’s happening again, its second period and your stomach is grumbling so loud it draws attention…
Mar 11 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Getting to know Tutankhamun, the boy king, before this Spring’s exhibit »
By Kathryn Lam, 2012 King Tut. This is probably one of the most recognizable king names on the planet. When…
Mar 9 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Mario Kart record? Tom Simpson hopes so. »
By Ian Dangla 2012 One minute and fifty seconds, that’s a world record, a Wii Wheel world record to be…
Mar 9 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Woodland Park Zoo’s teen volunteer program, Zoo Corps, begins its new season with new recruits. »
By Sam Murphy, 2012 Once a year, Zoo Corps coordinators Kathy France and Leathia Krasucki sort through dozens of applications…
Mar 3 2012 / Comments Off / Read More »Jobs’ magic lives on »
By Taylor Thole, 2013 Issue 2 Phones are a key part of any teenagers life. They have grown to become…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »“If you can dodge a wrench,” … you can play intramurals »
By Ian Dangla, 2013 Issue 2 Monday: groggily get up, go to school, start the week’s homework, and, of course,…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »Know Your (Halloween) Culture »
By Annie Matous, 2012 Issue 2 Halloween is an annual holiday on the eve of All Saints Day in which…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »De-stress and have some fun this fall »
By Eilish Richards, 2013 Issue 1 Is your homework starting to pile up? Looking for a something to take your…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »College of the Month: University of Washington »
By Anthony Espino, 2012 Issue 1 For most of us, the University of Washington, or U Dub, has laid in…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »Sharing wisdom from a senior to the freshmen »
By Keegan McChesney, 2012 Issue 1 High school is an amazing, but very challenging time in your life. However, freshman…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »College out-of-state may be the only option for in-state students »
By Alex Kennison, 2012 Issue 1 With senior year already under way, the college application process is in full swing.…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »The new way to avoid a homework crisis »
Issue 1 Ironic as it sounds, you can now go to Facebook to finish your homework. Ever had that problem…
Nov 18 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »Thomas Moore is living his dream »
By Hadley Scharer, 2012. Junior Thomas Moore aspires to be an athletic trainer in the future, and has begun working…
Nov 6 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »The Miter diversifies its web presence with Facebook and Twitter »
By Riley Moloney, 2012 The Miter, the student newspaper of Bishop Blanchet, has, in some form, been around since the…
Aug 29 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »Being Brave about going green »
By Rhoya Selden, 2012 Bishop Blanchet’s green thumb, the Green Team is a club filled with environmentally concerned students who…
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