Labensky commits football division one
By, Juliana Packard Carson Labensky has signed to continue his academic and athletic career at the University of Dayton. “I chose Dayton because it was close to home, had great academics and the football team’s culture is extremely well developed,” Labensky said. Carson Labensky has been a part of Bellbrook football for most of his life. “It was amazing to play the sport I love … Continue reading Labensky commits football division one
The problem of copyright and music
By: Riley Hodges Listen to “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice and “Under Pressure” by Queen with David Bowie. They are basically the exact same instrumental tracks. The last thing anyone would want is someone else to make money off of something they made. However, the possibility of two people making very similar popular songs is extremely high. There have been many many lawsuits over … Continue reading The problem of copyright and music
The BHS Talent Show kicks off spring break
By Claire Webster The auditorium will be filled with students applauding the students on the stage, and joy and excitement will fill the atmosphere as everyone joins in the fun of the talent show. The annual Bellbrook High School Talent Show will be held the day before Spring Break on Friday, March 24 in the auditorium at 2pm. This year’s show will consist of fifteen … Continue reading The BHS Talent Show kicks off spring break
Mandalorian gets back on track in episode 2
By Brock Fortman The Mines of Mandalore is a nice episode that gets us back on track from the arc-filled premiere of season 3 of the Star Wars series The Mandalorian and keeps us wondering what’s next for the future of the season. <<Warning! The following article includes SPOILERS for season 3, episode 2 of The Mandalorian>> In season 3 episode 2, Din Djarin and … Continue reading Mandalorian gets back on track in episode 2
What can adults can do in the rising mental health crisis
By Jacob Grismer John F. Kennedy’s words, “A rising tide lifts all boats,” is good for all adults in our school to remember. Whether it’s parents or school administrators, we must never forget that mental health is inseparable from our physical and social health, and taking time to nurture it is a worthwhile investment for all parts of students’ future well-being. What parents and the … Continue reading What can adults can do in the rising mental health crisis
What peers can do to help the rising mental health crisis
By Adia Miller According to the new data, in 2021, more than a third (37%) of high school students reported they experienced poor mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, and 44% reported they persistently felt sad or hopeless during the past year. For five days a week, seven hours a day, kids in their teens are sitting in school, working to develop their minds and … Continue reading What peers can do to help the rising mental health crisis
Six cult classics everyone needs to watch
By Adia Miller Film is an artistic medium capable of crossing language and cultural barriers that’s been prevalent since 1910 with the creation of the nickelodeon theater. With 110 years of films out there, it’s no surprise that some amazing works have fallen in the cracks over time. Luckily, with streaming platforms and online retailers, access to films has only become easier, so those forgotten … Continue reading Six cult classics everyone needs to watch
The ungraded classroom is more beneficial to students’ learning
By Emma Forshee A simple internet search will lead to this definition of an ungraded classroom: “a [classroom] that does not formally organize students according to…grade levels.” However, the ungraded classroom is so much more than a simple, unfeeling definition. To many teachers and students alike, the ungraded classroom presents opportunities for extended growth, intellectually and emotionally. The ungraded classroom is structured so that each … Continue reading The ungraded classroom is more beneficial to students’ learning
Bellbrook Little Sweetheart Dance was a hit!
By, Juliana Packard Bellbrook’s own club, Supportive Peers hosted the Little Sweetheart dance this past February. High school senior Juliana Packard face painting. Students participating in a conga line. The check-in station for the dance. Mother and son duo in the photo booth that was provided. The craft station Continue reading Bellbrook Little Sweetheart Dance was a hit!
The Mandalorian season 3 premiers new story arcs
By Brock Fortman and Tommy Dickman “The Mandalorian” is a live-action revival of Star Wars after the controversial sequel trilogy Episodes 7-9. Season 1 and 2 introduced us to the lovable Grogu (aka Baby Yoda), but we also met villains Mof Gideon and Dr. Pershing. Season three premiers a new potential recurring antagonist, Captain Gorian Shard. In addition to introducing a potential villain of the … Continue reading The Mandalorian season 3 premiers new story arcs
