Proposed Legislation Would Slow Internet Speeds and Raise Prices
by Emily Engle This past January, a major court decision removed the FCC’s (Federal Communications Commission) power to enforce the rules of “net neutrality,” the idea that the internet is open and equal for all users. And over the past few months, this decision has now turned into a proposal in front of the FCC: legislation that would allow internet service providers, ISPs, to manage … Continue reading Proposed Legislation Would Slow Internet Speeds and Raise Prices
Bellbrook High School Remembers 9/11
by Anna Starkey On Friday morning at 8:46, the minute that the first plane hit the World Trade Center, the intercom beeped, followed by the announcement that a moment of silence would then be held in remembrance of those lost in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. While the inside of the school remained still, all JROTC constituents, dressed in full uniform, stood outside, encircling … Continue reading Bellbrook High School Remembers 9/11
Upcoming Movies Fall 2014
by Cayla Destefani The box-office will sure be packed this fall when new movies reach the big screen. Fall 2014 is expecting many new hits. Here are just a few highlights September through November: The Maze Runner: Rated PG-13. 1hr 15min. September 19. A boy finds himself in a dangerous maze with no recollection of his life before appearing there. He has nightmares of a … Continue reading Upcoming Movies Fall 2014
Breaking Nudes: Apple’s iCloud hacked, celebrity nudes leaked
by Jackie Thompson In the latest celebrity photo leak, nude photos of over one hundred celebrities were leaked after a hack of Apple’s online security back-up service, iCloud, on Sunday, August 29. The photos were posted online on 4chan, an Internet message board, by an anonymous user. The FBI is now working with some of the alleged victims on the case, according to CNN. The … Continue reading Breaking Nudes: Apple’s iCloud hacked, celebrity nudes leaked
BHS Reacts to New York City Fashion Week
by Alyssa Rogers NYC Fashion Week 2014 was September 4-11. There are so many beautiful pieces we see walking down the runway, but some are quite bizarre from this small town’s perspective. *Disclaimer* There is no intent to offend or insult these designers’ works of art. This video is for entertainment purposes capturing the reactions of young high school students to high fashion. Continue reading BHS Reacts to New York City Fashion Week
Fashion Police Officer Down: Joan Rivers Dies
by Rachel Stewart Comedic legend, Joan Rivers, died September 4 at the age of 81. She passed away after having complications in what was apparently a minor elective procedure at a Manhattan medical clinic. Rivers was having a “routine surgery on her throat,” says the New York Fire Department, when she suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest. She was then transferred to Mount Sinai Hospital, where … Continue reading Fashion Police Officer Down: Joan Rivers Dies
Looking for ways to get involved at BHS? Look no further!
by Emily Bunsold Colleges love to see that their future students got involved and obtained service hours for their community during high school. It shows character and that students are well-rounded. So why not get an early start and join some of the clubs at Bellbrook High School this year? Student Government, Partnership for Success, and Key Club are just a few out of the … Continue reading Looking for ways to get involved at BHS? Look no further!
No Red Meat for Mexican Footballers
By Harmony Takhar World Cup 2014 will start off with the match of Brazil and Croatia. The match will be held on June 12. The match will be able to be viewed on ESPN and all of the matches will be able to be viewed on ESPN news. The rest of the games for the cup will be on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN2. While all of … Continue reading No Red Meat for Mexican Footballers
High school prank leads to 62 student arrests
By Allison Petkoff An overnight vandalism senior prank left 63 students arrested on May 1 at Teaneck High School in New Jersey. Originally, police had charged 24 students that were over 18 years of age with burglary and criminal mischief. The other 39 students caught in the 2 am prank were charged as juveniles. Recently, the legal adults were downgraded in their charges. They will now … Continue reading High school prank leads to 62 student arrests
NBA Charges Sterling
by Meghna Kumar On May 19 the National Basketball Association charged Donald Sterling, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, for harming the reputation of the league with his racist comments. A few weeks ago, Sterling’s personal assistant, V. Stiviano, released a video of a conversation between Sterling and herself, in which Sterling made racist remarks against African and Mexican Americans. The video was nine minutes … Continue reading NBA Charges Sterling
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