By: Emma Dabell Toy Story 5 releases on June 19. It is about the main character Bonnie getting addicted to her tablet. It affects her real play and imagination. Bonnie’s other toys are very upset by this and want to take action. Now we are waiting to see if Bonnie will learn to coexist with the tablet, or will the toys get rid of it … Continue reading OPINION: Toy Story 5 is taking screens to a new level
By Caroline Cope As a soon-to-be graduate of Bellbrook High School, I feel inclined to share my positive and beneficial experience in Ms. Bills-Tenney’s Journalism class. Although I only was a part of EagleView News for two semesters out of my eight here at BHS, I became even more passionate about writing and learned so much that I will take with me into my future. … Continue reading OPINION: A reflection on my time in Bellbrook’s Journalism class
By: Nora Scarbro The WNBA draft is one of the most important nights in women’s basketball. It welcomes new players and gives teams the opportunity to redefine how their season will go. This is an event where it is expected for all those who attend to dress very well. There is no specific dress expectation, but typically it is formal dresses and suits or something … Continue reading OPINION: WNBA draft offers diverse fashion
By: Nora Scarbro Victoria Secret had their fashion showcase of pieces on October 15. This showcase had elements in the models that have never been seen on the runway of Victoria Secret. In the past, Victoria Secret has cultivated a specific image of femininity. They did this through promoting perfection in the bodies of their models, using women that had virtually unattainable features. The body … Continue reading OPINION: The 2025 Victoria Secret fashion show has potential to alter the fashion industry
By Brendan Clementz For my last article at Bellbrook High School, I’ve decided to go offbeat and write about my experiences in Journalism and what I’ve learned while in it. I’ve found these lessons important in both the practice of article-writing and life in general. One of the first lessons I learned in Journalism was the unfortunate truth that sometimes you have to write what … Continue reading OPINION: What I’ve Learned – advice from a journalism student
By Brendan Clementz “As a child, I yearned for the mines.” This is an actual quote from the second, recently released Minecraft movie trailer. As this line demonstrates, the movie has not let up on the odd campiness that the original trailer was criticized for. More examples of the off-putting realistic-yet-blocky CGI that was showcased in the first trailer are presented here. Everything, from the … Continue reading OPINION: New trailer releases for “A Minecraft Movie”
by Brendan Clementz Even if you don’t play video games, you probably know who Mario is. The red and blue-wearing, mustachioed man has captivated people across the world for more than 35 years. Starting his journey on the two-dimensional plane, he jumped into 3D in 1996 with Super Mario 64. Since then, 2D games reminiscent of the old, innovative era for Mario have been few … Continue reading REVIEW: Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a delight
by Ten Bottemiller Of Mice and Men is a famous classic novel by John Steinbeck that is often read in schools across America. I, however, never read Of Mice and Men in a class, so I decided to pick it up and read it in a single day. Since many Bellbrook students are or will be in AP English Literature, I decided to review this … Continue reading REVIEW: Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck ending worth the read
by Liv Whitlock As the school year progresses, teachers assign more work with less remorse. Understandably, this is a result of teachers just trying to meet the rigorous standards of a mandated statewide curriculum. But its effects are leaving students in shambles. “It’s like I’m drowning in work all the time,” said Morgan Sessler, a senior at Bellbrook High School. Sessler is deemed by most … Continue reading OPINION: Stress plagues our student body
by Ashtyn Praeter It Begins with Us is a book that sparked so many emotions in me. It’s overall rating was a 10/10. The book was romantic and exciting. It never got boring and it was very relatable. A young girl named Lily Bloom meets a homeless boy named Atlas Corrigan. Young and in love, Lily and Atlas can never be separated. When trouble strikes … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: It Ends with Us and It Begins with Us
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