Clinton’s stumble raises concerns over health
By Connor Robinson Throughout Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the presidency this year, conservatives brought up concerns over the health of the Democratic nominee. What was once a right-wing, typically-dismissed theory meant to smear the campaign suddenly became a reality when video of Clinton stumbling while entering a vehicle emerged. Clinton was visiting Ground Zero to remember those who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks … Continue reading Clinton’s stumble raises concerns over health
Kid Cudi Attacks via Twitter Fellow Artists for Ghostwriting
by Meghan Malas Shocking accusations came from the Kid Cudi Twitter account this past Wednesday, after the confirmation of a collaborative album from hip hop artists Drake and Kanye West. Fellow artist, Kid Cudi appeared to feel left out of the project, making statements like, “I’ve been loyal to those who haven’t been to me and that ends now. Now I’m your threat,” and then … Continue reading Kid Cudi Attacks via Twitter Fellow Artists for Ghostwriting
BHS Students Travel to Wittenberg for Leadership Conference
by Joey Derrico On September 14, BHS students traveled to Wittenberg University to participate in a leadership conference focused on improving school community. The conference was another stop on the Jostens Renaissance tour, a program meant to inspire young people to be the change in their schools. At the conference, BHS students and participants from other local schools joined in listening to motivational speaker Mike … Continue reading BHS Students Travel to Wittenberg for Leadership Conference
USA takes first in Olympics
By: Carter Caldwell This past summer the Games of the XXXI Olympiad took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, encompassing more than 11,000 athletes from 207 nations worldwide. During the Games, American swimmers Ryan Murphy and Katie Ledecky delivered world-record worthy results, and with their teammates they were able to garner 121 medals, 46 of which were gold, earning the US its second consequential win … Continue reading USA takes first in Olympics
Movie Review: Acknowledgment of the Light
by Jaimie Franz Two weekends ago my parents took me out for a family day. Knowing that I desperately wanted to go see the movie The Light Between Oceans, my father proceeded to buy tickets for the afternoon showing. I was expecting the movie to tell the story of a couple who lived on a small island right outside of Maine and perform the duty of … Continue reading Movie Review: Acknowledgment of the Light
Ceasefire in Aleppo Begins
by Henry Wong On September 12 in Aleppo, Syria’s largest city, the sound of children playing in the street could be heard instead of the typical unending blasts of bombs, gunshots, and airstrikes. This is the result of a ceasefire brokered by Russia and the United States that aims to halt violence between the Syrian regime and rebels and allow for reconstruction of the city. … Continue reading Ceasefire in Aleppo Begins
Sharing Is Not Caring
By: Rachel Giffin This time of the year, we see an increase of colds, coughs, and everything in between. It’s really impossible to go through our daily lives without coming into contact with these unfortunate illnesses, but protecting yourself is completely within bounds. Is our only option to lock ourselves away and become hermits? Not exactly. But limiting contact with potentially contaminated surfaces is advised. … Continue reading Sharing Is Not Caring
Thursday Night Lights Come to Bellbrook
by Lauren Redfern Football season is upon us, and the Bellbrook Eagles entered their first home game on September 8 with a record of 2-0. This game was different than normal since it was on a Thursday night. Bellbrook was part of Fox 45/Abc 22 Thursday Night Lights feature, so the game was broadcast, escalating the excitement. The Eagles played the Tecumseh Arrows, who entered the game with record … Continue reading Thursday Night Lights Come to Bellbrook
BHS Student Gov is ready for the new school year
by Sara Wolf Student Government elections at BHS were held on Friday, September 2, and the elected officers are already busy at work for the upcoming school year’s activities. The student body elected new junior, sophomore, and freshman class officers while the senior officers remained president Henry Wong, vice president Jessica Zacharias, secretary Nate Hypes and treasurer Harris Norton. When asked what students had to … Continue reading BHS Student Gov is ready for the new school year
Harry Potter Hits Hard on Fans
by Bergen Eppers Released July 31, 2016, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child was bought by many eager people to continue what they read from childhood. After months of patient waiting, their trembling fingers turned the pages and they are all reacting. Written by co-authors J.K Rowling, Jack Thorne, and John Tiffany and called the fastest-selling book of the decade, the story once again follows … Continue reading Harry Potter Hits Hard on Fans
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