Boston Marathon Registration Over in a Heartbeat
By: Mitch Hughes Though the 119th Boston Marathon is roughly seven months away, it is already beginning to make headlines. The registration was only open for a ten-day window, September 13 to the 23, and this ten-day window is one of the most selective registrations of any road race on Earth. This year the event is becoming even more selective, as officials at the Boston … Continue reading Boston Marathon Registration Over in a Heartbeat
Attack on Apple: Hackers Target App Store
By Sarah Rovinsky The problem originated in China, when program XcodeGhost hit hundreds–possibly thousands–of Apple iOS apps used throughout the globe. The infamous hackers targeted the App Store through a counterfeit version of the Xcode “toolkit,” the software used to build apps to run on its iOS operating system. The hackers could send commands to infected devices asking for personal information from users. The counterfeit version was … Continue reading Attack on Apple: Hackers Target App Store
Sherri Hill at NYFW 2015
by Alyssa Rogers Even though New York Fashion Week was at the beginning of September, Sherri Hill’s new line has been the talk of the entire month. The sneak peek to her Spring 2016 line has everyone ecstatic for the prom trends this upcoming year. Girls: if you plan on getting a Sherri Hill dress for your 2016 prom, please know that the different styles start selling … Continue reading Sherri Hill at NYFW 2015
Which BHS Teacher Are You?
By Anna Starkey and Jackie Thompson
Care to see where you stand among teaching legends like Mr. Parks and Ms. Bills? Take this quiz to find out!
Art Courtyard Dedicated to Local Artist
By: Joseph Spirk Tuesday, September 15, community members and school faculty of BHS joined together to dedicate the newly renovated art courtyard to local philanthropist and artist, Yenema “Burma” Fernandez. Much of the new courtyard was generously paid for by Mrs. Fernandez’s Scholarship Fund, which she created before her passing through the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Educational Foundation. Monetary donations were also given by the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Chamber of Commerce and the newly opened … Continue reading Art Courtyard Dedicated to Local Artist
SOS (Stress On Seniors)
By: Casey Murphy High school is stressful. Each year, we have new challenges which we are expected to overcome. Each week is filled with homework that can sometimes build up if we do not keep on top of our studies. As we advance in grade level each year, the difficulty and amount of work only amplifies. At times, it seems like we will never complete … Continue reading SOS (Stress On Seniors)
Treehuggers Unite! Environmental Club on the rise
by Jackie Thompson Tuesday, October 13 marked the very first meeting of BHS’s new Environmental Club. The club was co-founded by Seniors Anna Starkey and Jackie Thompson, with Mrs. Dyer acting as the club’s supervisor. “Jackie and I decided to start this club to do what we can to improve the environment, whether that’s by educating students on the threats it’s facing or creating programs to … Continue reading Treehuggers Unite! Environmental Club on the rise
The 5 Dos and Don’ts of Homecoming
by Rachael Birri Do: Leave your phone in the car. You did not spend all that money on a dress/suit, tickets, and dinner so that you could stand in the corner browsing through the Buzzfeed Snapchat story. Instead, glance up and bask in the awkwardness of freshman with “dates,” laugh at the seniors who act better than everyone else, pity the juniors that just look … Continue reading The 5 Dos and Don’ts of Homecoming
What a Time to be Alive- Drake and Future Mixtape
By: Harmony Takhar Rappers Drake and Future dropped their mix tape on Sunday, September 20. What A Time To Be Alive release announcement came via Drake’s Instagram post on Sunday at 6 p.m. but many fans thought it was just a song, not a full length mix tape. The rapper was said to be working on an album, previously noted to be called Views From the … Continue reading What a Time to be Alive- Drake and Future Mixtape
Tips for how to have a successful job interview
By: Emily Bunsold Tip #1 Always shake the interviewer’s hand just before you sit down to start the interview. It’s a simple gesture, but remembering to be respectful goes a long way to someone who could potentially be your new boss. Tip #2 An easy way to up your chances of seeming like a likeable person is to smile. People who smile generally seem like … Continue reading Tips for how to have a successful job interview
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