If Teens Took Over the District
Shorts no more than four inches above the knee. Finish the assignment by the end of class or it is homework. Park in the assigned spot. These are just a few of the daily demands placed on students....
View ArticleGet to Know BHS 2015 Homecoming Maids
Homecoming is right around the corner and girls from each grade have been chosen as representations for homecoming. How well do you know your homecoming maids? Freshmen: Morgan Kennedy; What do you...
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Humans of BHS: Nick Spann
Junior Nick Spann “I don’t get too close to people. All my friends are just friends and there’s this boundary that stays exactly where it is and nobody’s ever crossed it,” junior Nick Spann said. For...
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Hornet Heros
At the top of the morning announcements, there is a list of teachers that changes every day. The purpose of this list, called Hornet Heroes, is to commemorate teachers who has done something to help a...
View ArticleHumans of BHS: Kaelob Lee
Every year, a new class of seniors emerges in the halls, eager to take down the final year of high school and count down the days until they walk across the stage at graduation. It is the final year...
View ArticleGrowing to Give
One small decision is all it takes to have a lasting effect on another person’s life. Sophomore Gabriel Binns reached out to others by donating his hair. “A girl in my second period class donated...
View ArticleMaster of Disguise
Every morning, sophomore Kristy Dawson brushes her teeth, eats her usual biscuit with butter and squeezes a wig cap over her head to prepare for one of her fifteen wigs to fit over it. For Dawson,...
View ArticleStudents Not Just Thankful for Turkeys
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Humans Of BHS: Ben Bell and Seth Shepard
From the start, humans have always been fascinated by putting things together and making them work, from the creation of the wheel to the creation of the first automobile. Juniors Ben Bell, Seth...
View ArticleTalent Show Tryouts: Who? Where? When?
The school talent show tryouts are taking place in Love Auditorium on January 30, 2016. Numerous students will be giving their all at tryouts, in order to receive the chance to perform in front of...
View ArticleConnection with Literature
Books have a way of changing people’s lives,either by altering their way of thinking or becoming a part of their daily routine. Picking up a book is more than a way to pass time; it holds a strong...
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Hornet Heros
At the top of the morning announcements, there is a list of teachers that changes every day. The purpose of this list, called Hornet Heroes, is to commemorate teachers who has done something to help a...
View ArticleCarnahan and Clinton
The chances of meeting a former U.S. president may be slim, but through the Clinton Foundation “Ideas Matter” Essay Contest, senior Drew Carnahan had the opportunity to stand side by side with Bill...
View ArticleOutlook on the Oscars
The moment the 2016 Oscar nominations were released to the public Jan. 14, the annual chatter began. Debates spawned regarding why “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was not nominated for Best Picture, why...
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Hornet Heros
At the top of the morning announcements, there is a list of teachers that changes every day. The purpose of this list, called Hornet Heroes, is to commemorate teachers who has done something to help a...
View ArticleStudents’ Take on Black History Month
Black History Month is the annual celebration of African American achievements throughout U.S. history. Black History Month is observed the whole month of February and it is also celebrated in Canada...
View ArticleIf Students Graded Teachers
At the end of every semester, students begin to rely on espresso shots and late nights. It is the semiannual time of year where grades are on the verge of being due, and there never fails to be that...
View ArticleWeighing the Options
It is simple: college is not for everybody. Before students make the decision to go or not, they must be aware of all options available. In some cases, with students like sophomore Clay Campbell,...
View ArticleParameter meets Pentameter
Most students sort themselves into two categories, those who are English kids and those who are Math kids. However, math teacher Andrea Sadler has blurred these boundaries through her creation of the...
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