Maddie Gudrian is entering her senior year at Bishop Blanchet High School. She is excited to be an editor of The Miter, The Miter Mag, and The Pallium 2019.
Maddie is looking forward to writing political, social, investig...
Cole Thomas, a senior at Bishop Blanchet, is in his second year on “The Miter” staff, his first as an editor.
Cole gave a fresh perspective to The Miter last year with his in depth look on the sports world, giving a unique loo...
Bishop Blanchet Senior Ava Dunlop spends time watching CNN and MSNBC to be more informed on daily news.
She believes that a variety of news sources is essential to forming a well-rounded view of events and issues. She fre...
Lena Gorev, a senior at Bishop Blanchet, is a new member of the Journalism team and the Miter staff.
As an avid reader and listener of NPR and CNN, Lena strives to make sure she stays on top of what is happening around the ...
Jack Haskins, a senior at Bishop Blanchet, consumes news in the form of Snapchat stories provided by The New York Times, CNN, Vice, and NowThis.
While these stories usually cover a fair amount of information regarding the wee...
Junior Max Klauser , starting his first year writing for The Miter ,set his goals on learning to grow as a writer and journalist.
Max is on the football team and runs track as well. He enjoys reading pop culture news, espec...
Senior Alexander Levy is excited for his first year of Journalism.
He has been involved in Chess Club and German Club in the past, and is currently involved in the AP curriculum. Alexander hopes to augment his writing and graph...
Dani Smith, a senior this year at Bishop Blanchet, is starting her first year as part of the journalism team and Miter staff.
While being part of this team her senior year, Dani hopes to strengthen her skills as a writer ...
Liam Tracey, a senior at Bishop Blanchet, mainly reads the Seattle Times and occasionally the Wall Street Journal. He listens to NPR and watches news programs on PBS and CNN.
Liam hopes to improve his craft as an overall writer...
