By: Morgan Sharbaugh The founder of Quadriga, a cryptocurrency company, dies, taking the passwords with him, causing the company to loose $135 million. Thousands of investors are left wondering where their money went as Quadriga scrambled to find the passwords to Gerald Cotten’s computer. Cotten died while in India working with an orphanage, due to complications with Crohn’s disease. His wife has been left to … Continue reading Quadriga Loses $135 million
By: Morgan Sharbaugh Genes are the recipe of life on Earth. From the smallest single-celled prokaryote to the largest mammal, genes and genetics rule all life. Genetics proposes a wide range of studies and theories. Scientists use the genome to study diseases or ways to improve human life. For example, crops are modified to produce more fruits and withstand pests. Recent studies have shown that … Continue reading Series: Recent Genetic Advancements Hold Promise for Progress
by Morgan Sharbaugh The Girls’ 2018 Cross Country team raced past school records and sprinted through injuries to a fantastic season. State The state runners placed third as a team, a new record for the school cross-country program. After a long season of grueling workouts and running 5-10 miles a day, the state runners pushed through with phenomenal results. The placements were as follows: 34-senior … Continue reading Girls’ Cross Country Runs on Friendships
by Morgan Sharbaugh In the 2018-2019 NFL football season the Cleveland Browns are shocking everyone. After being the ridicule of the NFL, the Browns have now come up with several wins. This year the Browns show promise with 4 wins, 7 loses, and 1 tie as of December 8. At this time in 2017, the Browns had 0 wins and 16 losses. What has Changed? … Continue reading New Season, New Browns
By: Morgan Sharbuagh The Olympics are a time of wonder as people from around the world defy what is considered humanly possible. From setting new records in the pool, to placing bets on what soccer team will bring home the Gold medal athletes, spectators rise with the excitement. The 2020 Summer Olympics will be held in Tokyo, and it will be the second time the … Continue reading Tokyo looks to 2020 Olympics
By: Morgan Sharbaugh Curling is an Olympic sport than most people view to be shuffleboard on the ice, but what really is it? The playing “field” as what might say is called the sheet, and it is covered in many little ice droplets called pebbles that are there to knock the rock off course. The players use the brooms to brush the pebbles away so … Continue reading Curling, What is it?
By: Morgan Sharbaugh Alex Petry is a sophomore at Bellbrook High School, and he continues to astound people with his grades and skills on the field. Petry plays four sports, two of which occur at the same time, and maintains good grades in advanced classes. Petry plays football, basketball, lacrosse, and runs cross country. For football, lacrosse, and cross country, he is on the varsity … Continue reading Student Athlete Alex Petry Defies Stereotypes
By: Morgan Sharbaugh Show Choir is a club in which the students dance and sing at the same time. The club at Bellbrook High School is run by Mrs. Siler and meets at 2:50 after school on Wednesdays. The Bellbrook High School Show choir brings an open environment for those who want to sing and dance but don’t have room in their schedule for choir or … Continue reading And Now Presenting: Bellbrook High School’s Show Choir
By: Morgan Sharbaugh Homecoming is upon us, with Spirit Week starting October 8. The Homecoming football game is Friday, October 12 and the dance is Saturday, October 13 in the auxiliary gym at Bellbrook High School. The student council is in charge of coming up for the theme of Homecoming. Due to a late Homecoming on October 13, they decided on a Halloween theme. From … Continue reading Spooky Sensations: A 2018 Halloween Homecoming
by Morgan Sharbaugh Our 2nd-grade students enjoyed learning from the visiting students from Chile this morning. Please ask your child where Chile is located. pic.twitter.com/DG4aDwO6d8 — Bellbrook SB (@BellbrookSBE) September 14, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Ten Students from Thomas Jefferson High School in Santiago, Chile, have come to stay with us in Bellbrook, Ohio, for two weeks. These students have never been to America. They’ve spent five … Continue reading Chilean Students Come To Bellbrook Ohio To Experience America
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