Senior Legacy Blocks
by Jackie Thompson Walk down the curved art hallway at Bellbrook High School and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the colorful “legacy blocks” of this year’s seniors and those of seniors past. Leaving behind these beautiful murals is a tradition for the graduating art students here at BHS. It gives them the opportunity to express themselves, leave something behind for the future classes, and frankly, … Continue reading Senior Legacy Blocks
State and City Officials Allow Residents to be Poisoned by Lead in Water Supply
By: Mitch Hughes Water. You may have heard of it. It is the foundation of life on earth and subsequently a daily necessity for us humans. It is recommended that each person drink at least eight cups of the stuff a day, if not more. Of course water is good for plenty of other things such as growing food, personal hygiene, generating electricity, putting out … Continue reading State and City Officials Allow Residents to be Poisoned by Lead in Water Supply
Coldplay vs. Beyonce
by Kasen Stephensen Coldplay’s Super Bowl 50 halftime show featured the artists Beyoncé and Bruno Mars and the themes revolution and love. It began with Coldplay’s vocalist Chris Martin singing remixed versions of iconic songs such as “Yellow,” “Viva La Vida,” and “Paradise” while fans and musicians danced around the stage. Flowers twirled, musicians danced, and Martin bounced around as the stage, doubling as a … Continue reading Coldplay vs. Beyonce
The Walking Dead: The Good, The Dead, and The Negan
by Kasen Stephensen Season 6 of AMC’s The Walking Dead resumes on Valentine’s Day 2016. The midseason premiere is the perfect Valentine’s gift if your significant other enjoys, “Chaos, terror, heartbreak, heroics, tragedy and terror,” says the showrunner Scott Gimple before adding that this is “one of the biggest episodes we’ve done. This one is gargantuan.” According to the comic books the show is based … Continue reading The Walking Dead: The Good, The Dead, and The Negan
Shaky Start to the Chinese New Year
by Henry Wong Chinese New Year is not the same this year as a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Tainan, Taiwan, on February 6, just two days before the first day of the New Year. The most deaths occurred after the collapse of the 16-story Jinlong high-rise building on Yongda Road. Forty earthquake deaths were reported, 24 of those were killed in the building collapse while … Continue reading Shaky Start to the Chinese New Year
New Courses at BHS- Interview with Mr. Schultz
by Bridget Richard It’s time to schedule classes for next year. Some new offerings will be available, according to Mr. Schultz. We’re going to be offering new computer classes this upcoming school year, correct? Yes. What are the names of those classes? One of them is called AP Computer Science Principles, and the other one is called Practical Programming. And what can you tell me … Continue reading New Courses at BHS- Interview with Mr. Schultz
Yoga for the Mind
By Kate Barton Doodling is not a new phenomenon, but the art of Zentangle is new to many people and is quickly picking up in popularity. Zentangle is a type of “adult coloring book.” Zentangle is supposed to be a way to relax and/or concentrate on a task. The “Zen” portion of the name is supposed to mean meditation, and “tangle” is the type of doodling used. … Continue reading Yoga for the Mind
The Legacy of our Generation Retires
By: Harmony Takhar The basketball game has had some players that have definitely changed the game. These players have made an impact on fans deciding which teams to favorite and in fact in pop culture as well. The legacy of our generation is none other than Kobe Bryant. We’ve known Bryant to be at the top of the game as we grew up, but he … Continue reading The Legacy of our Generation Retires
Nat Geo Live returns to Dayton
By Anna Starkey “The oceans desperately need our help,” explained National Geographic photojournalist, Brian Skerry, to a theater full of astonished onlookers. For the fourth year in a row, National Geographic Live’s three-part series has returned to the Victoria Theater in Dayton, Ohio. Each installment showcases our world through the eyes of experienced explorers and photographers who have been featured in National Geographic media. In … Continue reading Nat Geo Live returns to Dayton
An Oldie But A Goodie: TV/Movie Reboots
By: Rachel Stewart February 1, the third episode of the newly revived The X-Files airs. It’s part of the six episode “mini-reboot” of the original show, where we follow the same classic team of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, along with some other familiar faces such as The Cigarette Smoking Man and Agent Skinner, as they try to uncover government conspiracies and solve “monster of the … Continue reading An Oldie But A Goodie: TV/Movie Reboots
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