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Whats Your Story: Matthew Lamoureux

What’s Your Story: Matthew Lamoureux

Asha Tompkins, Editor February 16, 2018

His cleats tear up the ground. Sweat drips down his neck. His hair is pushed back in the wind as he sprints towards the soccer ball. Bystanders call his name in support as he steals the ball from the feet...

Whats Your Story: Ernest Nijimbere

What’s Your Story: Ernest Nijimbere

Adrianna Jordan, staff writer February 16, 2018

From Southern Africa to America, this high school senior doesn’t let his travels keep him from accomplishing his goals. With a little hard work and dedication, it has helped him make his dreams become...

“How do you stack up?”

Asha Tompkins, Editor November 2, 2017

With a few friends and a tower of wooden blocks, the first documented Jenga team begins its rise to fame in the cafeteria of Biddeford High School. Though it started out as a pastime in the beginning...

Fidget spinners: a healthy addiction

Fidget spinners: a healthy addiction

Asha Tompkins, Staff Writer June 14, 2017

Silly bandz, Pokémon Go, Harambe; these are all fads that have come and gone. Meet the newest edition: Fidget Spinners. The fidget spinner was first invented by a chemical engineer named Catherine...

Its just a test

It’s just a test

Asha Tompkins, Staff Writer June 14, 2017

“It’s just a test,” they said. “It’ll be easy,” they said. Yes, the test that colleges want to see; the one past high school students warn underclassmen about. The test that almost gives you...

Be there, Bradley

Be there, Bradley

Tiffany Curro, Staff Writer May 25, 2017

  Perfect attendance is hard to come by, but this year’s senior Bradley Laverriere took on the challenge. Laverriere has yet to miss a single day of school in the past four years of high...

Creating a champion

Conlon Kane, Staff Writer May 24, 2017

Biddeford Graduate from the class of 2016 Olivia Souliere moved on to bigger and better things, including a national Division I cheering title.  After leaving the halls of Biddeford High, Souliere...

Synthetic drug causes problems for high schools

Synthetic drug causes problems for high schools

Colby Perron, Staff Writer May 23, 2017

Throughout history, the human race has been surrounded by automation. From books, to self-driving cars, the world is just becoming easier due to technology. However, one thing almost nobody expected to...

BHS students find new ways to make profits

BHS students find new ways to make profits

Conlon Kane, Staff Writer March 31, 2017

Trading on Craigslist is a game of risks and rewards; sometimes you get the deal of a lifetime, other times you get shafted. A growing trend of people using Craigslist to trade vehicles has made its...

A junior living with epilepsy.

A junior living with epilepsy.

Alex Chase, Staff Writer March 30, 2017

As past demons haunt her present, a junior here at BHS struggles with recurring epilepsy with no explanation why. Katie Stewart is a seventeen-year-old active athlete. She participates in softball...

Senior Trey Burnham, an active outdoorsman and competitive athlete.

Senior Trey Burnham, an active outdoorsman and competitive athlete.

Alex Chase, Staff Writer March 3, 2017

He’s a long time wrestler who excels not only on the mats of Biddeford High School but the environments of Maine’s coastline as well. Raised in a family that spends most of their free time outside,...

New teacher brings a new out look to BHS

Tiffany Curro, Staff Writer January 25, 2017

Teaching, surfing, and traveling are only a few things that science teacher Kelsey Johnson, enjoys to do with her free time. This school year, BHS welcomed a new staff member, Mrs. Johnson. She is fresh...

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