Max Bleich, Online Editor-in-Chief
• February 8, 2013
Fox has a knack for airing amazing shows and then pulling them off the air. There are exceptions, like House and 24, where a show has been given a fair run, and taken off in order to prevent one from jumping...
Jeffrey Zuckerman, Copy Editor, Distribution Manager
• February 7, 2013
On Wed., Feb. 6, BHS students voted for their favorite candidate among the top three choices for Snoball king. The candidates were Armani Smith, Aaron Paley and Brandon Rotsky. The 2013 Snoball king will...
Max Bleich, Online Editor-in-Chief
• January 6, 2013
Whether you've had Schulte or not, this podcast is definitely worth a listen!
Ever wonder why Mr. Schulte created the nickname "bunion?"
What he did to put himself through college?
How he became interested...
On the evening of Dec. 12, the Beachwood Orchestra performed their winter concert in the BHS auditorium. They performed excerpts from The Nutcracker, with several songs accompanied by dancers from Cleveland...
“Les Misérables” by Alain Boubil and Claude-Michel Schonberg, based on the novel by Victor Hugo, was presented by the Chagrin Academy for the Performing Arts from Oct. 26-28.
“Les Misérables”...
On Dec. 6th, the Drama Club kicked off the year with "The Children’s Hour," a suspenseful, emotionally striking play set in 1934. A spoiled boarding school girl creates a rumor that two of her female...
Scranton, Pennsylvania isn’t exactly a well-known city. Outside of being the birthplace of Vice President Joe Biden, there isn’t much fame for The Electric City to claim... with the exception of one...
Max Bleich, Online Editor-in-Chief
• November 22, 2012
While you're fattening up on turkey, sweet potatoes, green beans, pie, pie, and more pie, take a few moments to enjoy the outside lives and personalities of two popular BHS faces: Physics teacher Mr. Lerner,...
Starring: Victoria Justice, Jackson Nicoll
Runtime: 86 min.
Rating: PG-13
Grade: C
If you’ve seen Nickelodeon’s Drake and Josh before (now in re-runs), you might remember that on the first Tuesday...
Why do we go to concerts? Why do we stand in never-ending lines in the blistering cold for a couple of prized tickets? Why waste money we don’t have? After all, it would be much cheaper to listen to...
Max Bleich, Online Editor in Chief
• October 16, 2012
You may have known him as a recent district tech staff member and White & Gold director, but BHS alum Joel Freimark has most recently written a 900-page book about music. Freimark’s book, The Music...
Friday, Sept. 28 -- After the high school parade and the annual candy-throwing ritual, students enjoyed the return of the annual bonfire, which was cancelled last year due to the BHS construction.Kicking...
