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Diversity Among the Disney Princesses
April 13, 2023April 13, 2023Arts, Culture, Film, OpinionBy Erin Williams0

Diversity Among the Disney Princesses

It is very nice to see Disney expanding the diversity of their characters. Most children grow up watching Disney movies and want to see themselves in the characters they hold as role models and the inspiration for their wardrobes for Halloween and beyond. For a large majority of children, they simply do not fit the fair skin, blond hair/blue eye...

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A High Schooler’s Worst Enemy
April 12, 2023April 12, 2023About, Academics, Study TipsBy Sruthi Vivek and Ivana Figueroa0

A High Schooler’s Worst Enemy

Procrastination, time management, and balancing classes can be a student’s worst nightmare, but with the right strategies, balancing the stress of high school is possible. It’s 9 p.m. and you just came back from work. You decide to relax and spend some time decompressing. That’s when it hits you: you have an essay that’s due at midnight. You start to...

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A silent voice: why Asian Americans don’t vote
November 30, 2022November 30, 2022About, Culture, News, PoliticsBy Janell Lim0

A silent voice: why Asian Americans don’t vote

Asian Americans are often underrepresented in politics due to their low voter turnout. The reasons for low voter turnout can vary, but are mainly due to the language barrier and the feeling of not belonging in American politics. When I was in sixth grade, my mom would cook my lunch: rice, beef rendang and peanut sauce. I sat down with...

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It’s Important To Start Establishing Credit
November 30, 2022November 30, 2022NewsBy Gavin Lopez1

It’s Important To Start Establishing Credit

Recently, around Verrado, a company has been advertising the importance of credit. The mobile banking app, Step, was started by a pair of financial industry veterans to help teens not make catastrophic money decisions that would affect them for possibly decades. Signing up for 10 credit card offers located around college is a mistake. It’s easy to fall for because...

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Anxious or Stressed over School? Try Meditation!
November 30, 2022November 30, 2022Opinion, SafetyBy Nathan Welnicki0

Anxious or Stressed over School? Try Meditation!

The first term is coming to a close at BHS and many students, including myself, are working like crazy trying to ensure a solid report card. Tests, projects, and homework assignments leave so many feeling overwhelmed and in need of a coping mechanism: meditation might be a solution for you. It certainly isn’t going to lift all school-related stress, but...

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Bravo, Vince!
November 30, 2022November 30, 2022Film, Opinion, TVBy Daniel Torrillo0

Bravo, Vince!

14 years ago, a writer on the show “X-Files,” Vince Gilligan, wrote and directed a pilot for a series on AMC called “Breaking Bad.” Upon receiving positive reviews from critics, more and more episodes were then made, to even higher praise. After the finale in 2013, the series had evolved into an entire universe. Breaking Bad has spawned numerous web...

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Most High School Athletes Will Suffer Sports Injuries
November 30, 2022November 30, 2022Safety, SportsBy Caitlyn Procter0

Most High School Athletes Will Suffer Sports Injuries

What are the chances of high school athletes getting injured during their four years of high school? A whopping 90% of student athletes get some kind of sports related injury. All student athletes take on big risks by participating in sports. Some risks come with higher odds than others.  The top three high school sports that rack up the most...

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“Blonde” Isn’t As Classy As Marilyn Was
November 30, 2022November 30, 2022Arts, Culture, Film, OpinionBy Logan Davidson and Jaylen Tolliver0

“Blonde” Isn’t As Classy As Marilyn Was

One of the most classic, unforgettable Hollywood stars of the 20th century was Marilyn Monroe. Born with the name Norma Jeane, Marilyn was a successful pin-up model during World War II before landing her first acting job. The actress and model who was admired for her beauty, voice, and elegance became the quintessential “sex symbol” of the 50s with her...

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Voices of the Youth
November 15, 2022November 15, 2022Culture, OpinionBy Ava DiGiacomo1

Voices of the Youth

As our country becomes more and more politically divided, students should embrace their responsibility to uphold democracy. As issues such as reproductive rights, climate justice, and marriage equality found themselves on the ballot this election, more and more young voters took their voices to the ballots and the streets with the intent of bringing change to democracy. Now more than...

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The toxic culture around college admissions
November 15, 2022November 15, 2022Academics, CultureBy Kellan Hudson0

The toxic culture around college admissions

Throughout the school year, it is common to see students post on social media about where they will be attending college. For some people, this is a fun experience that allows people to celebrate their accomplishment and the accomplishments of others, but for other people, seeing these posts is full of anxiety over whether they can measure up to the...

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