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The student news site of Beachwood High School.

The Beachcomber
The student news site of Beachwood High School.

The Beachcomber
Since DEI attempts to include people of different races, abilities and genders, anti-DEI legislation seems aimed at vulnerable populations, including transgender people.
Editorials
Education Policies Should Protect the Most Vulnerable
Beachcomber Staff • January 25, 2025
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Do we accept information because it is factually supported, or because it feels good to believe it?
Editorials
Inoculate Yourself Against Misinformation
Shreya Chellu, Editor-in-Chief • January 24, 2025
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at a press conference on March 26, 1964.
Editorials
Honoring the Legacy of Dr. King
Zara Zai, Staff Writer • January 17, 2025
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Hazen's unit returns from a mission in Lebanon.
Editorials
The Most Successful Terrorist Elimination Campaign of the 21st Century
Isaac Gorodeski, Managing Editor • January 9, 2025
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Although there were clearly many factors that went into Harris’ loss, it would be naive not to acknowledge the role that her gender and race played in this election, on both sides.
Editorials
Unshatterable Ceilings and Divided Electorates
Taia Menefee, Editor-in-Chief • December 21, 2024
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By voting “Yes,” Ohioians can choose a fairer, more transparent process that holds politicians accountable.
Editorials
Vote ‘Yes’ on Issue 1
Hannah Smith, Staff Writer • November 4, 2024
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We acknowledge that the cell phone policy is relatively lenient at Beachwood, as students are able to access their phones between class periods, in the library and during lunch.
Editorials
BHS Cell Phone Policy is Reasonable
Beachcomber Staff • October 21, 2024
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While many participants in the riot have been held accountable for their actions, the primary instigator, former President Donald Trump, seems to have largely evaded responsibility, and has a chance to be elected president once again.
Editorials
Supreme Court Reduces Accountability for Insurrectionists
So Eun Kang, News Editor • October 4, 2024
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“Your children are bearing the burden of this temporary fix,” the administrators wrote in their email.
Editorials
Chinese Students Bear Unfair Burden with Zero Period
Tony Zheng, Guest Contributor • October 4, 2024
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Memorial to 364 murdered festivalgoers at the Nova festival site.
Editorials
Volunteering in the Midst of War
Isaac Gorodeski, Managing Editor • September 15, 2024
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The State of Ohio has used AI to assess student writing on end-of-course exams since 2018.
Editorials
Will AI Improve Education or Strip it of Humanity?
Beachcomber Staff • May 28, 2024
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Caitlin Clark pictured at the 2023 Big Ten Championship game against OSU.
Editorials
Caitlin Clark is Transforming Women’s Sports
Allie Rindsberg, Sports Editor • April 22, 2024
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This bill has the potential to be lethal to trans children in Ohio.
Editorials
HB 68 is a Threat to Civil Liberties and Personal Healthcare Decisions
Beachcomber Staff • April 5, 2024
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One in three Black boys can anticipate going to prison, compared to one in six Latino boys and one in 17 white boys.
Editorials
Beyond Bars
Taia Menefee, News Editor • February 22, 2024
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Family income impacts every aspect of a student's college application: what school they attend, what enrichment or extracurricular activities they can participate in and whether they can afford a tutor for standardized tests.
Editorials
An Opportunity to Redefine Affirmative Action
Beachcomber Staff • January 16, 2024
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Since DEI attempts to include people of different races, abilities and genders, anti-DEI legislation seems aimed at vulnerable populations, including transgender people.
Education Policies Should Protect the Most Vulnerable
Beachcomber Staff • January 25, 2025
Read Story
Do we accept information because it is factually supported, or because it feels good to believe it?
Inoculate Yourself Against Misinformation
Shreya Chellu, Editor-in-Chief • January 24, 2025
Read Story
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at a press conference on March 26, 1964.
Honoring the Legacy of Dr. King
Zara Zai, Staff Writer • January 17, 2025
Read Story
Hazen's unit returns from a mission in Lebanon.
The Most Successful Terrorist Elimination Campaign of the 21st Century
Isaac Gorodeski, Managing Editor • January 9, 2025
Read Story
Although there were clearly many factors that went into Harris’ loss, it would be naive not to acknowledge the role that her gender and race played in this election, on both sides.
Unshatterable Ceilings and Divided Electorates
Taia Menefee, Editor-in-Chief • December 21, 2024
Read Story
By voting “Yes,” Ohioians can choose a fairer, more transparent process that holds politicians accountable.
Vote ‘Yes’ on Issue 1
Hannah Smith, Staff Writer • November 4, 2024
Read Story
We acknowledge that the cell phone policy is relatively lenient at Beachwood, as students are able to access their phones between class periods, in the library and during lunch.
BHS Cell Phone Policy is Reasonable
Beachcomber Staff • October 21, 2024
Read Story
While many participants in the riot have been held accountable for their actions, the primary instigator, former President Donald Trump, seems to have largely evaded responsibility, and has a chance to be elected president once again.
Supreme Court Reduces Accountability for Insurrectionists
So Eun Kang, News Editor • October 4, 2024
Read Story
“Your children are bearing the burden of this temporary fix,” the administrators wrote in their email.
Chinese Students Bear Unfair Burden with Zero Period
Tony Zheng, Guest Contributor • October 4, 2024
Read Story
Memorial to 364 murdered festivalgoers at the Nova festival site.
Volunteering in the Midst of War
Isaac Gorodeski, Managing Editor • September 15, 2024
Read Story
The State of Ohio has used AI to assess student writing on end-of-course exams since 2018.
Will AI Improve Education or Strip it of Humanity?
Beachcomber Staff • May 28, 2024
Read Story
Caitlin Clark pictured at the 2023 Big Ten Championship game against OSU.
Caitlin Clark is Transforming Women’s Sports
Allie Rindsberg, Sports Editor • April 22, 2024
Read Story
This bill has the potential to be lethal to trans children in Ohio.
HB 68 is a Threat to Civil Liberties and Personal Healthcare Decisions
Beachcomber Staff • April 5, 2024
Read Story
One in three Black boys can anticipate going to prison, compared to one in six Latino boys and one in 17 white boys.
Beyond Bars
Taia Menefee, News Editor • February 22, 2024
Read Story
Family income impacts every aspect of a student's college application: what school they attend, what enrichment or extracurricular activities they can participate in and whether they can afford a tutor for standardized tests.
An Opportunity to Redefine Affirmative Action
Beachcomber Staff • January 16, 2024
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