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Front: Jordan Cook;   Back: Trevor Jordan

Passion helps in the long run

Alex Keely, Staff Writer May 13, 2016

Finding a passion is hard for anyone, especially for high school students. When it comes to running, junior Jordan Cook found his passion at a young age. He discovered his love for running in sixth...

G-Week brings a refreshing change

G-Week brings a refreshing change

Colby Perron, Staff Writer May 9, 2016

Hundreds of BHS students swarmed into the Little Theater, adorned in gear for each of their sports. Taking their seats, the students prepared to be showered in free goodies, celebrating a new event known...

Winning begins when nobodys watching

Winning begins when nobody’s watching

Evan Paquette, Staff Writer April 11, 2016

The American Athletic Union (AAU) and dozens of other leagues host youth competitors and have them square up against the nation’s highest competition. Some high school athletes choose these travel athletics...

Shamu goes out with the tide

Shamu goes out with the tide

Colby Perron, Staff Writer April 1, 2016

SeaWorld Entertainment, the source of much controversy in the past few years,  has made a ground-breaking decision. Shamu is living his last years in the care of SeaWorld as they announce the end of an...

Insane jobs for sane students

Insane jobs for sane students

Ally Demeule, Staff Writer April 1, 2016

From rude customers to con-artists to Furries to drug addicts, BHS students encounter numerous predicaments while on the job. Some days on the job can be difficult, some can be weird, and some can be...

Starting Blocks at Vacant Starting Line Before Event

BHS track teams to host home meets

Alex Keely, Staff Writer March 22, 2016

After two seasons without a home meet, BHS Track & Field will host three home meets because of $10,000 in new equipment and renovations for the 2016 season. For two years in a row, the BHS outdoor...

Five BHS seniors to teach younger kids about weather hazards

Five BHS seniors to teach younger kids about weather hazards

Colby Perron, Staff Writer March 16, 2016

A challenge not tested ever before, five BHS seniors were sent out for special training in order to do one thing: teach younger kids how to protect themselves from severe weather. On Tuesday, January...

MELMAC opens doors for students

MELMAC opens doors for students

Evan Paquette, Staff Writer March 16, 2016

A daunting experience at first glance, the search for higher education becomes more in reach ever since the Maine Educational Loan Marketing Corporation and Education Foundation (MELMAC) was founded in...

Teachers play video games?

Teachers play video games?

Alex Keely, Staff Writer March 4, 2016

A well known factor of high school life is video games, at BHS not only do students play video games, but teachers do too. Given that video games haven’t been looked kindly upon by schools because...

Will the real Ben Plante please stand up?

Will the real Ben Plante please stand up?

Jacob Bilsky, Staff Writer February 12, 2016

The crowd sat silent in the gym, barely containing their eagerness to split off into teams as Mr.Walton announced the Biddeford All-Academic Athletes. The hot dry room kept the students on edge. While...

Biddeford school board ends hat ban

Biddeford school board ends hat ban

Alex Keely, Staff Writer February 8, 2016

A rule banning hats from the Biddeford school district that stood for almost 60 years was struck down in a unanimous vote by the school board on January 26th. Biddeford High School Principal Jeremie...

Moody wins Gatorade player of the year award

Moody wins Gatorade player of the year award

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer January 29, 2016

Established in 1985, the Gatorade Player of the Year award focuses on high school athletes’ academic and athletic performances, as well as their honorable characters. Senior Jocelyn Moody won...

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