MUSTANG POST: 2025 DECEMBER ISSUE RELEASED!
The December issue of the Mustang Post for the 2025-2026 is out now! You can read the current issue here!
MUSTANG POST: 2025 NOVEMBER ISSUE RELEASED!
Here’s the first issue of the Mustang Post for the 2025-2026 school year! You can read the first issue of this school year here!
MUSTANG POST: 2025 MAY ISSUE RELEASED!
As this is my last issue with The Mustang Post I feel as though I need to spend this letter reflecting on my time here. For almost a quarter of my life I have been writing for The Mustang Post, during that time I wrote 17 articles, published 15 eMagazines, and recorded two podcasts. Among…
MUSTANG POST: 2025 MARCH ISSUE RELEASED!
Hello again!The Mustang Post has returned with another issue, while not as packed or as thematic as our last issue it surely will still provide quality articles for you to enjoy! One of those quality articles is another valorant article, it’s similar to an older article I produced after the LOCK//IN event in 2023 but…
MUSTANG POST: 2025 VALENTINES DAY ISSUE RELEASED!
Happy Valentines Day! For the first time ever the Post is doing a themed holiday issue! In the past we’ve dabbled in seasonal themed articles but never to this degree! Expect a full bouquets worth of Valentines day articles. Alongside that you can expect some local articles for FM area! Again, we’ve dabbled in this…
Revamping VCT
Valorant, as mentioned in a previous article, is a 5v5 tactical shooter most similar to a blend of Counter-Strike and Overwatch gameplay. Valorant is balanced around precise gunplay and strategic decisions such as characters and map picks. Valorant is ever growing, every few weeks a new patch is released with varying degrees of changes, these…
MUSTANG POST: 2024 DECEMBER ISSUE RELEASED!
Season’s greetings!! As the winter’s cold months approach us, our journalists have been working hard to get their first articles of the new school year published. As the first few months of school are concentrated on refining punctuation and grammar, we intend on beefing up our future issues as the year goes on. While December…
MUSTANG POST: 2024 OCTOBER ISSUE RELEASED!
Welcome back! The Mustang Post has survived another year of the long harsh winter known as Summer. Now a new spring is blooming in the Fall, new articles, new students, and even more editing for myself. Throughout this year we hope to have a steady flow of articles releasing periodically, unlike last year. We also…
Setting the Scene: Episode 4
THE CINEMA CHRONICLESBy Gabriel SielingHosted by Gabriel Sieling Official Transcript: CHILDHOOD TRAMA/WHY CHILDHOOD CHARACTERS ARE BECOMING KILLERS {RISK BEGINNING THEME} Gabriel Sieling: Hello Everyone and welcome back to The Cinema Chronicles. I’m your host Gabriel, and today we will be talking about how Fan Favorite Childhood Characters are becoming Horror Movie Killers SOUND EFFECT: Film…
Setting the Scene: Episode 3
THE CINEMA CHRONICLESBy Gabriel SielingHosted by Gabriel Sieling Official Transcript: How The Spider-Verse Changed Modern Animation {RISK BEGINNING THEME} Gabriel Sieling: Hello Everyone and welcome back to The Cinema Chronicles. I’m your host Gabriel, and today we will be talking about how The Spider-Verse changed modern day animation. SOUND EFFECT: Film Scroll Question 1: What…
Setting the Scene: Episode 2
THE CINEMA CHRONICLESBy Gabriel SielingHosted by Gabriel Sieling Official Transcript: [THEME SONG -RISK.] Gabriel Sieling: “Hello everyone and welcome to The Cinema Chronicles. I’m your host Gabriel, and today we are going to be talking about what are Fan Films, and what impact do they have on the internet and pop culture.” SOUND EFFECT: Old…
MUSTANG POST: 2024 APRIL SPECIAL ISSUE!
The final version of Roland Regner’s Enter the Gungeon Tierlist is released! You can find it here.
Indie Songs Resonate Autumn’s Theme
By Dairell Alvarico Fresh leaves fall ever so slowly, perched on rooftops and uneven ground; they leave a lingering scent of soil and nostalgia as they dance around the scenery with orange, red, and brown; it gives the landscape before you a sad yet ludicrous tranquility. The breeze picks up, swaying leaves that were still…
Meta Horror’s History in the Gaming Sphere
By: Logan Jacobs Many distinct types of horror exist. Most hinge on the idea of not knowing what is going on around you: the absence of knowledge. Or they hinge on not being able to do anything about the things around you: the absence of action. This creates a duality where one coexists with yet…
CounterStrike 2: A Long Awaited Failure
By Logan Jacobs Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) is one of the most prolific games of all time, and in March of this past year Valve announced the long-awaited sequel, Counter Strike 2 (CS2). CS2 promised a lot with its reveal: completely overhauled graphics, sub-tick technology, and volumetric smokes. Now just over six months later everyone has…
The Mustang Post: May 2023 Issue Released!
By The Mustang Post Staff The latest issue of the Mustang Post is available in eMagazine or blog!
Yume Nikki: Making Perfection Better
By: Logan Jacobs Yume Nikki Online Project As mentioned in a previous article, Yume Nikki is a cult classic indie game that was released all the way back in 2004 that explores a young shut-in’s dreams. While Yume Nikki’s influence can be seen in many different corners of the indie scene, the game hasn’t received…
YIIK: The Worst Game Ever
By: Logan Jacobs When discussing the worst games ever made many people jump to games like E.T. for the Atari or the original release for Final Fantasy 14, maybe even No Man’s Sky. These games are among some of the most buggy, poorly designed, and rushed games in history. But what if the worst game…
Group Sounds: The Japanese Rock Movement of the 60s
By Benjamin Lopez In the west, we’re all too familiar with bands such as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, bands who dominated the music sphere and culture, and continue to influence music to this day. Even as far as Japan, their influence spread and dominated their youth music scene almost as much as it…
Hλlf-Life: Full Life Consequences
By Benjamin Lopez The progress of technology in video games is always prevalent. Looking at games from 2012, the difference in quality becomes greater every passing year. Cutting-edge technology now will be average by five years and antiquated by ten. Understanding the quality of video games is to understand the technical limitations of hardware during…
The Mustang Post: March 2023 Issue Released!
By The Mustang Post Staff The latest issue of the Mustang Post is available in eMagazine or blog!
VCT LOCK//IN: VALORANT’S GLOBAL TOURNAMENT REIGNS IN CHAMPION
By Logan Jacobs Valorant intro Released in June of 2020, Valorant is a PC-based, first-person tactical shooter featuring two teams each picking five characters with unique abilities falling under the umbrella agent classes: duelist, controller, sentinel, and initiator. Gameplay features five-person teams who select any combination of agents based on tactics favored in a predetermined…
The Mustang Post: Special Release!
By Mustang Post Staff This issue of the Mustang Post is a special release as we say goodbye to one of our journalists who is moving further into the frigid north. We’ll miss her and her joyful insight into all that is BTS. This special issue is available now as an eMagazine!
BTS Discography Discovery
By Ashleigh Varing As you may remember, last time I left off on BTS winning Rookie of the Year in South Korea’s Melon Music Awards. Since then, they’ve proven that was only the beginning of their ascent to global stardom. Record after record, they built their fame, fanbase, and art to something very close to…
Rise of Bangtan: Powerhouse BTS Surges K-pop Popularity
By Ashleigh Varing Last month we looked at K-pop’s rise to fame not only in South Korea, but internationally as well, and why so many have taken to the community. BTS was a huge help in this popularity surge, but how did they become the powerhouses in the industry that they are today? It all…
The Mustang Post: December Issue Released!
By The Mustang Post Staff The latest issue of the Mustang Post is available in eMagazine or blog!
How to Make a Movie
By: Carter Phillips Great prestige is given to cinema. Frequently considered the hardest profession to get into, multimillion dollar industries have you in they’re scheme. They want you to climb a collapsed ladder and spend all your money hopelessly waiting to be discovered. Stanley Kubrick is a filmmaker. I am a filmmaker. You can be…
Two Rappers’ Rise and One’s fall
By Logan Jacobs Chance The Rapper was a name that used to rule the world of Hip Hop, after the release of Coloring Book, Acid Rap, and 10 Day Chance felt like an artist that could never fail. Six years later Redveil is making a name for himself long after Chance’s era. Chance The Rapper…
The Mustang Post: October 2022 Issue Released!
By The Mustang Post Staff The latest issue of the Mustang Post is available in eMagazine or blog!
Like Lightening in a Bottle
By Carter M. Phillips “You’re funny. You don’t talk like a kid. You sound like a man who’s run out of his days, who understands everything,” Spoke Odile into a portrait of existence. Right now, this script is just a blank canvas, waiting to be caught between light and movement. A voice will call out,…
Book Recommendations For October
By Dairell Alvarico October has just arrived; you know what that means, right? Soon you are going to notice the spooky and scary skeletons chilling on your neighbor’s yard, or see costumes get sold out at your local Target, only to later be worn by children asking for candy on your doorstep. It is not…
Games Delve Into Halloween Horror
By Logan Jacobs As the month of October is in full swing and Halloween is fast approaching, gamers may be looking for new or different scares. However, fear often takes a back seat in this style of play and tension takes over. And that tension is delivered in different and sometimes unusual ways. Multiplayer, Psychological,…
Hallyu: The K-pop “Korean Wave” Crashes Through the States
By Ashleigh Varing “Until the spring day comes again, until the flowers bloom again, please stay, please stay there a little longer.” If you recognize this, you know where I’m coming from: K-pop. Specifically, BTS. Within the last few years, K-pop has surged in popularity in the states. But why? What makes it so appealing…
Sheyenne Students Bond through Horror
Eighth Wonder Productions is not a company whose logo will host any of this summer’s latest blockbusters. We are not part of the film industry. We represent a band of outsiders. The presence of our logo at the start of a film stamps it as unique and memorable. The closest upcoming project from Eighth Wonder…
Kendrick Lamar
By Logan Jacobs Kendrick Lamar, one of the biggest names in music history and an amazing artist who made a name for himself by working hard and making beautiful music. He started off at a young age releasing small mixtapes which garnered notoriety on the west coast. Under the name “KDot” he would sign to…
The Mustang Post: May Issue Released!
By The Mustang Post Staff The latest issue of the Mustang Post is available in eMagazine or blog!
Honorable Artist: Koi Hiller
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have excelled, achieving local and in Koi’s case, national recognition. Senior, Koi Hiller, has been awarded for her hard work and dedication with the American Visions Award. The award is the highest achievement for the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, a contest that gets thousands of submissions from…
Elden Ring Triumphs and Flaws
By Logan Jacobs When I think about hard games the first franchise that comes to mind is Darksouls with its unforgiving bosses and unique story telling it has become one of most popular franchises of all time but does its newest sequel hold up the standard the other games have set up? Yes. Elden Ring…
Summer Screenings
By Carter Phillips The eve of summer is nearing, giving way to longer workdays and relaxation. What better way to take a break from the crushing world of education than to go to your local cinema and watch some of the latest movies. This article shows you what to expect. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse…
Sheyenne Artists Excel: Zurisadday Medina
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork. Senior, Zurisadday Medina, created this red earthenware “Honeycomb”. Her artwork earned Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Silver Key. Congrats on your amazing accomplishment!
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