Unknowns surround the Omicron variant
Omicron is a new variant of SARS-CoV-2 which was first reported on November 24, 2021 by the World Health Organization in South Africa. About the variant The new variant is a mysterious one. Scientists and doctors all over the world are seeing how dangerous it is and considering if this could change the course of the pandemic. According to WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, “The … Continue reading Unknowns surround the Omicron variant
The Air Jordan 1 XQ is dropping for a third time
by Rayne McKinney One of the rarest releases of Air Jordans in history was dropped exclusively in China in 2007. The Air Jordan 1 XQ, also known as Xing Qi, was first created to celebrate the opening of several Nike retail stores in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shenyang. The first original pair dropped in 2007 and then just six years later the next drop came … Continue reading The Air Jordan 1 XQ is dropping for a third time
Seasonal Affective Disorder sufferers might find relief in Light Therapy
By Savannah Higley Many people experience what some may call “the winter blues.” But few know that there’s a form of these blues that’s much more severe, enough to receive a formal diagnosis. That diagnosis is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), more commonly known as Seasonal Depression. Seasonal depression is triggered by the changing seasons, most commonly spanning the length of winter. Though there is an … Continue reading Seasonal Affective Disorder sufferers might find relief in Light Therapy
Michigan student details effects of the Oxford High School shooting
By: Reagan Morrow On Tuesday, November 30, a 15 year old student opened fire in Oxford High School in Oakland County, Michigan. Four students were killed and many others are injured including a teacher. With the Oxford shooting, more threats have been issued by people about shooting up schools. Many schools have closed in result of the threats and the shooting. Madison Robinson, a 17 … Continue reading Michigan student details effects of the Oxford High School shooting
Five great gifts to give to your friends and family this holiday season
by Kasie Fisher Have you ever struggled with getting your friends and family Christmas gifts on a budget? I know I have and if you are experiencing the same issue for this holiday season, you are in luck! Here are some pocket friendly gifts for you to get your loved ones of all ages. 1. A Fuzzy Blanket – During the winter months in Ohio, … Continue reading Five great gifts to give to your friends and family this holiday season
Why “Public Speaking” is one of Bellbrook’s best classes, and why you should take it!
by Bradley Jager There are many electives to pick at Bellbrook High School, everything from civil engineering and architecture to child development. BHS has no lack of classes to take. One of these amazing classes is Public Speaking. Taught by Aimee Klepacz, Public Speaking is a semester class worth 1/2 an English elective credit. “Consider taking it because it has real-world applications,” says Mrs. Klepacz. … Continue reading Why “Public Speaking” is one of Bellbrook’s best classes, and why you should take it!
A wimp plays a horror game
by Paige Bourquin A new indie horror game named Poppy Playtime released on October 12 recently caught my attention. Anyone who knows me will tell you I am a huge wimp when it comes to anything scary. So what did I do? I sat alone in my room and tried not to cry for three hours. The game was less than an hour of gameplay. … Continue reading A wimp plays a horror game
5 Reasons why you should visit Bristol, England
by Abbie Stokes Recently over Thanksgiving break, I took a trip to the UK for vacation and to look at different universities. One of the cities I visited was Bristol, a port city on the western edge of England. Five Reasons Why Bristol Is Great Food There are a great variety of restaurants in Bristol- and there are many places that are very accommodating for … Continue reading 5 Reasons why you should visit Bristol, England
Yearbook staff works together to capture a year of memories
by Rachel Holbrook A school yearbook is a memorable representation of students’ lives captured on paper. Yearbooks are filled with information, achievements, and memories. As students grow older, they can use these valuable books to show friends and family their experiences. Who makes the Bellbrook High School yearbook? That would be the yearbook staff! It is a class of students who work hard to create … Continue reading Yearbook staff works together to capture a year of memories
Supportive Peers program impacts Bellbrook youth
by Rachel Holbrook Interview with Junior Emma Deweese regarding Bellbrook Supportive Peers: Question 1: What is the program Supportive Peers? Answer: Supportive Peers is a program that connects special needs students in the district with high school students. Question 2 : How long have you been a supportive peer? Answer: I found out about the program late last school year and began really getting involved … Continue reading Supportive Peers program impacts Bellbrook youth
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