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The title may seem strong, and it is. But for all of its exaggeration, it is, in essence, true. Concussions are surely no laughing matter – depending on their severity and what you do to heal, they can temporarily ruin your life. How, you ask? Well, as you may have read from my previous article, concussions do not affect only your sports career, but also your academic career, your music career, any extracurricular activities you…
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In the era of the Internet, charity has started to take on many different forms. Over the Summer, the ALS ice bucket challenge swept the nation, getting everyone from the average joe to celebrities like Jimmy Fallon in on the effort to raise awareness for the disorder. Though the ice bucket challenge quickly faded away, an equally creative charity drive is taking place at BHS, this month. Explains Math Teacher Emily Haugh, the driving force…
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I want to start off this story by saying, this is a story coming personally from my heart. I am a young activist women, in high school, who wants to see change happen in the world. A way to initiate change for me is writing about problems and injustices in the world. There is an injustice happening every single second of the day, it happens here in Minnesota, this great country we call America, and…
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The first issue of the school year comes out today. Didn’t get a copy? Check out the digital edition.
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Every student at BHS is familiar with the idea of a teacher telling them to share a completed assignment with them on Google Drive. While it’s usually an efficient system, Google Drive malfunctioned over the summer, causing some students to lose all of the data that they had saved to it. One of these students is Senior Jordan Prynce. “Throughout the whole summer, it wouldn’t let me log in to my email or Google Drive.…
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The ACT. The test we will probably all end up taking at some point in time. The ACT is a test that is five hours with hundreds of questions, and it probably will affect your further education quite a bit. Now with this test you will have your test evaluated and scored and so on, we all sorta get the gist of the ACT. Then it will be sent to colleges for them to judge…
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The 2013-2014 school year is done. Today is the last day! Many seniors have been waiting for this day to just be done. “Personally, I’m ready for summer. I’m ready to relax and get away from all the drama,” says sophomore, Delany Nord. ” I hate the end of the school year because I have to scramble to get all my work done, but I like the summer,” says freshman Ben Rodelius. Junior Emily Vogt…
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Here is a slideshow of the crazy things people drove to school on the last day in case you missed it. Have a great summer BHS!
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Friday June 6th, all seniors are required to go to a graduation rehearsal at 8:45 a.m. Principal Mark Mischke says that it should last until 10:00 a.m. Later that night is the official Graduation ceremony. Students should arrive at 6:00 p.m. and are asked to not wear informal clothing. Parents will have time to find their seats while the students have a class meeting in the PAC. The Graduation ceremony itself starts at 7:00 p.m.…
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