The Mystician

The Mystics Esports team saw a success season for their Rocket League team. From left to right: Sean Purdy, Gran Risser, and Jackson Torres. When playing sports, the big finish is vital to a success story. The Bismarck State College Mystics Rocket League team proved this fact on Wed. April 15, when they snatched a win from the jaws of defeat. The first half of the 7-game series left the Mystics down 3 games to 1. After regrouping and making defense adjustments, the final 3

Kayden Schmitcke and Sophia Fafard during their internship at the Morton County News Journal. The pair hold the first summer issues of The Mystician. It’s been a whirlwind of a semester, and so has this last Mystician. Coming in at (36) pages, this hefty, sexy beast contains our blood, sweat, and tears from this semester—literally. We want to send y’all off into the summer with stress, excitement, and nostalgia. Not only did we talk about the growth of BSC since we have be

I was having a conversation with a friend the other day and an interesting topic came up. Just one in a two-hour conversation, but it was a good one nonetheless. The topic was, ‘are you okay leaving an event early?’ Whether it is just a chill hangout, a wedding, or, I don’t know, a family picnic. We disagreed which I knew we would. I took the stance of being okay with leaving, and he said he would not want to. Again, due to our personalities, the conversation became about “Th

Humans are incredibly adaptive, as we see countless times throughout history. When a need arises, we rise to the occasion. But what about the reverse? What happens when our needs are met? Modern man can’t even walk 10 miles uphill both ways to school each day anymore! Pardon my bandwagon humor. We proceed. A culture of ease and convenience can yield some benefits in society. We have constant access to the necessities of life in addition to the innumerable comforts we hold d