Max Bleich, Editor-in-Chief (Online)
• October 6, 2011
Steve Jobs, a catalyst of the personal computing industry, who has left an immeasurable dent on the hull of modern human society, died yesterday at the age of 56. Throughout his lifetime, Jobs has made...
Max Bleich, Editor-in-Chief (Online)
• September 14, 2011
Renovation affects us all in different ways.
Some of us shrug our shoulders and deal with it, others becoming increasingly upset to the point that it controls us.
Then some of us accept change and...
It has been a decade since the day that shattered our complacency in a fiery holocaust. In many ways, America hasn’t changed: people go about their daily lives unafraid, the same celebrities and pundits...
Each issue, the editorial staff comes to a consensus on an issue important to our school community.
Dust coats the railing of the stairs, the floor and the walls. Rubble piles up inside and outside...
By Max Bleich, Editor in Chief of The TechTile (http://thetechtile.com/)
I read very often.
I am not a book hater, I am not illiterate and I don’t think the book industry will ever die.
Sure,...
Attention incoming freshmen.
If you are lying awake at night worrying about what to expect in your first year of high school, take these commandments to heart and your freshman year will be a...
By Haley Marblestone, Staff Writer
When I learned that I would be moving to Cleveland last spring, I could not get past some of the things I had heard. Cleveland was described as “The Armpit...
By Monica Arkin and Jared Skoff, Staff Writers
Students often wonder what teachers are like outside of the BHS halls. We have taken it upon ourselves to investigate.
Hebrew teacher Sarah Kudroff, commonly...
By Scott Remer, Staff Writer
Let me begin with an analogy: a man jumps out of an airplane with a parachute on back – one that he thinks will inflate. So, he goes into free fall, confident in his ability...
by Courtney Fishman, Staff Writer
When you think of video games, what pops into your head? Maybe you wish you were playing one instead of reading this article. Or you may think of your high score on...
By Natan Kohn-Magnus
I’ve been climbing for at least an hour and a half, so why does the top look so far away? The sun is scorching me; I’m grateful I listened to my counselors and brought...
