Bisexuality is defined by Merriam Webster as of, relating to, or characterized by sexual or romantic attraction to members of both sexes. The standard acronym used to describe the queer community is “LGBTQ+,”...
The last few years has seen an uptick in racist and discriminatory behavior throughout our nation. It has even infiltrated our Beachwood Bubble.
Hatred has trickled down from the leaders of our nation’s...
Plastic bags: They’re a part of our everyday life. We use them when we are grocery shopping, shoe shopping or bringing leftovers home from a local restaurant.
Plastic bags were first introduced in...
According to the World Health Organization, 800,000 people die due to suicide each year, and in the past year two Beachwood students were included in that number, so it makes sense that the school has...
Below you’ll find guidance from myself and other sophomores who contributed their advice in a survey sent out a few weeks ago. It hasn’t been long since we were freshman, and no one really told us...
I attended the March For Our Lives in Washington D.C. on March 24.
I listened as student after student from across the United States spoke about their experience with gun violence, watched as Sam Fuentes...
While the ONE Campaign summit was thought-provoking and successful, it takes more than just discussions and lectures to create positive change at Beachwood. The students themselves must take initiative.
Yeah,...
I have never been in a situation where a gunman has sought to take my life, and I can’t even imagine the horrors that go along with an event like that.
My experiences with school shootings have only...
Once again, we find ourselves back in this position.
On Mar. 14 of 2017, Beachwood (along with Heights) was seemingly the only school district open in the area.
And, what do you know, it happened...
There are a million different stories to tell about Abby, some of which I probably won’t ever find the confidence to share. But what comes to mind immediately is the day we climbed onto her roof.
The...
One day, an overconfident, distracted teenager was driving home from football practice.
After driving to and from practice every day for four months, the concept of a school zone had completely slipped...
“But you’re a junior. You don’t have to worry about college yet!”
Perhaps laughing when people say this to me isn’t the best response. But I do, because the truth, the one I’ve experienced,...