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BHS ink

Abbie Paquette, Sports Editor March 20, 2015

  Everyone has something that they treasure, whether it be a loved one or a special talent of theirs. Some people use memory boxes, but some students and teachers are taking it to the next level...

Senior Sophany Srey with her second Dunkin Donuts iced coffee of the day.

The morning crave

Nick Scavuzzo, Staff Writer March 20, 2015

Mocha, Caramel, Vanilla, Swirls, extra cream, sugar,cups, “big straws”, hot, iced, chai, strawberry watermelon, blue raspberry. Whatever you decide to drink in the morning is up to you.  A majority...

A Different Kind of Lesson

A Different Kind of Lesson

Shannon Douglass, Staff Writer March 10, 2015

Teaching and parenting are two different job titles, but in the halls at Biddeford High School the differences become less apparent as teachers try to meet all the needs of their students. Relationships...

Prom-posal season begins

Amber Magnant, Staff Writer March 8, 2015

Imagine walking into the lobby and seeing six people there, five holding signs that spell out “Prom?” and at the end is a boy with flowers. Prom proposals were never popular before the 2010’s....

Junior Mikayla Guay

Family comes first – What’s Your Story?

Paige Lessard, Staff Writer March 3, 2015

Aside from balancing academics, work, and after school activities, most students look forward to spending time with their families. This past Saturday, junior Mikayla Guay with her father, helped plan...

Taking a walk in their own shoes

Taking a walk in their own shoes

Abbie Paquette, Co-Sports Editor January 30, 2015

Shoes have walked almost as many miles as we have, and have always been there to support us. Most of us have many different types of shoes, whether it be for style, comfort or because it’s the hottest...

The outward expansion of social media

The outward expansion of social media

Cameron Petit and Megan Friel, Editors January 22, 2015

With every “like” of a picture, “favorite” of a tweet, and tap of the “post” button comes the risk of presenting yourself to peers, teachers, coaches, and every one of the 1.56 billion Facebook,...

Winters in Maine makes for dangerous driving

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief January 15, 2015

Maine winters bring more than amazing scenery and days spent braving the elements to do fun outdoor activities like skiing, snowboarding, and skating; along with the fun aspects of winter, the season brings...

Student Spotlight – Adrianna Jordan

January 13, 2015

Q: Who is your role model and why? A: "My pepere because he had two strokes and he's paralyzed on his entire right side, but he didn't give up on his dream … he kind of taught me to never give...

Tis the season for ornament making

Tis the season for ornament making

Abbie Paquette, Co-Sports Editor December 12, 2014

For the first time, students and Do-It-Yourself-ers can create glitzy ornaments and submit them in a contest to have them hung in the Smithsonian, or even the White House. Yet this is no regular contest,...

How wearing a single band can change lives

How wearing a single band can change lives

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief December 4, 2014

Not everyone has the opportunity to truly make a difference in their school or community, never mind the world, but a BHS student has recently shown that giving back on a global scale is possible. With...

The comparisons between Android and iPhones are more than just physical appearance.

Androids versus iPhones: the ongoing battle

Abbie Paquette, Co-Sports Editor November 4, 2014

Androids and iPhones have become a staple to a teenager’s lifestyle; whether it be utilizing apps such as Twitter, Instagram and even the weather. Androids and iPhones have been battling back and forth...

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