by Bridget Richard Camryn Potter, a sophomore at BHS, talked to Eagle View News about the upcoming winter guard competition and their season so far. Q: How many different winter guard teams does Bellbrook have this year? Which one are you on? A: There are three groups in the Bellbrook Color Guard program, the Belles (Elementary), Bellbrook Jr. High Winterguard, and the Bellbrook Open Class … Continue reading Bellbrook Winter Guard Preps for WGI
By Kate Barton Leonard Nimoy was born on March 26, 1931, in Boston Massachusetts. He began in Hollywood by teaching acting classes in his twenties. He later went on to star in many movies, the most popular being “Star Trek” as Spock, alongside William Shatner as Captain Kirk. Leonard Nimoy won eight awards and was nominated for fourteen throughout his acting career, among them are … Continue reading Leonard Nimoy dies
By: C.J. Destefani BHS theater department is going to put the classic, fast-paced, and upbeat musical “Anything Goes” on the Bellbrook auditorium stage. This is a show for any one, any age. The ’30s era show has jazz style music to make it a performance no one will want to miss. Everyone is welcome on April 24 and 25 at 7:00 pm, and April 26 … Continue reading Bellbrook High School Theater Preparing “Anything Goes”
by Bridget Richard Media, as a whole, is condensing. Vine, the newest large social media platform, plays looping videos that only last six and a half seconds. Most of the syntax and niche humor on the site is based on the facts that jokes on Vine do not require a set-up, as seen in sketch comedy, simply because the platform does not allot for it. … Continue reading Opinion- Short Stories need a 2015 Comeback
By: Allison Petkoff On Wednesday, March 4, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles released that four patients had been infected with an antibiotic-resistant superbug and one had died. The medical center claims that the individual died due to a pre-existing condition and not the microbe. However, two weeks ago, a UCLA hospital encountered seven patients with this bug and two of them died. The disease … Continue reading Superbug Outbreak
By: Harmony Takhar Sunday, March 1 was a NBA game of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Houston Rockets. The game’s outcome was 105-103 OT in the favor of the Rockets. There was a flagrant foul between James Harden and Lebron James, because Harden hit James below the belt. The foul occurred with 2:08 left of the game. James claims that if he had not been injured … Continue reading Lebron James Hit Below The Belt
By: Harmony Takhar All-Star Weekend for the NBA took place on Valentine’s Day weekend. This weekend was full of events from the three point contest to the actual All-Star game. The games started on Friday, February 13. The match of the Rising Stars game of Team World vs. Team USA was in favor of Team World, 121-112. The first game was the All-Star Slam Dunk … Continue reading All-Star Weekend
By: Allison Petkoff Nina Pham, one of the few diagnosed with Ebola in the US back in October 2014, made a statement on Monday, March 2 that she would sue the Texas hospital that she worked in and was treated at. Pham’s lawyers said that they were accusing Texas Health Presbyterian of lying, using Pham, and not following protocol. The major accusation that Pham and her … Continue reading Ebola survivor sues hospital
By Cayla Destefani Spring is well on its way, and we all know that with Spring comes the traditional Easter treats! People who celebrate the holiday will be receiving baskets full of Cadbury eggs, chocolate bunnies, egg-shaped Reese’s peanut butter cups, and the most exciting of all, Peeps. These little marshmallow wonders are not only adorable but also completely delicious, and come with many uses. Whether … Continue reading Oh the things to do with Peeps!
by Rachel Heinz John A. Snyder, 21, died Sunday, March 1 at the University Hospital in Columbus. Snyder was a 2012 graduate of Bellbrook High School. He was attending Columbus State Community College but had planned on transferring to Ohio State University in the fall. Although he had not decided on a major, his father told the Columbus Dispatch that he “had a keen interest … Continue reading Bellbrook remembers BHS grad John Snyder
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