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An open letter to the presidential candidates

An open letter to the presidential candidates

Alex Keely, Staff Writer March 10, 2016

Welcome to my March edition of Open Letters to Those That Matter. This month I will be writing my column to a group of people who are filling the news. I am happy to write my open letter to the candidates...

Netflix is my best friend

Mia Martel, staff writer March 2, 2016

Seeing my folder with my homework that's due tomorrow morning and then seeing my iPad with Netflix ready to go with “Arrow”. Watching Netflix is something almost every student can relate to. There...

Open letter to the coach who revived my love for baseball

Open letter to the coach who revived my love for baseball

Alex Keely, Staff Writer February 10, 2016

Baseball has and will always be my first love. Everyone has that sport that no matter how good or bad you may be at it, you still love to play; baseball is mine. I’m going to fill you in, I have played...

Open Letter to Mom & Dad

Open Letter to Mom & Dad

Alex Keely, Staff Writer January 10, 2016

It’s hard to believe that I am a senior, let alone that it’s 2016 and I am already just about halfway through my senior year. Since it’s almost the end of my high school career and my time as journalist...

Alex v The World

Alex Keely and Paige Lessard December 17, 2015

Most people have read the typical ‘What to buy your girlfriend or boyfriend’ holiday columns, so this month, we decided to put our own spin on gift ideas; What not to buy. We hope you enjoy this unique...

Gabbys go for it - December

Gabby’s go for it – December

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer December 15, 2015

Hi Everyone! I’m Gabby and every month I do a new DIY (do it yourself) project, and for this month I made some little Christmas tree brownies. All together the cost of this DIY was about 10-15 dollars...

Alex v The World- Travel Edition

Alex Keely and Paige Lessard November 10, 2015

This month as the weather gets colder and people start to get ready to go on vacations, we will be discussing our most important item for guys and girls traveling on vacation. For Guys: An electronic...

How to survive four years of High School

How to survive four years of High School

Audrey Desjardin and Kenneth Reyes May 22, 2015

Surviving high school is a matter of skill, luck, and tolerance. When thinking of survival in this prison, try to think of what Indiana Jones would do, beyond the fact that no one here will ever be as...

A final goodbye

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief May 19, 2015

After spending four years at BHS and three of those years in Mrs. Pendergrass’s Journalism class, I have developed a very strong and positive opinion on the class and newspaper that I have spent so much...

Why your clothes say more than you think

Lauren Paquet, Staff Writer May 5, 2015

In this day in age, more and more teens have sacrificed personal style for what is commonly worn: Ugg boots, Bella’s, khakis, and North Face jackets are just a few of the many overly-glorified items....

Making the best out of your senior year

Making the best out of your senior year

Abbie Paquette, Sports Editor May 1, 2015

Seniors, we have almost made it. 1 month until graduation,  but who’s counting right? This is my last column I will ever write for the newspaper, and the feeling of moving on hasn’t totally sunk in...

Social medias desensitizing effect

Social media’s desensitizing effect

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief April 19, 2015

I find that as I progress through high school, each class that enters as freshmen has become more and more apathetic and desensitized. Don’t misunderstand, every class has their nice and genuine individuals,...

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