Many stories can be told through cuisine. Pizza, which was first made by lower class Italians in impoverished times since the ingredients were cheap, or the true tale of Ratatouille, made by poor French...
For the past 32 years, Lori Joyner has been the first person greeting visitors to the BHS principal’s office. Beginning this week, guests to the front office will be welcomed by a new face.
Joyner...
You’ve probably seen pictures of a stereotypical granny sitting in a rocking chair by the fire, her knitting needles clicking away at a striped scarf for her grandson.
However, such is not always...
If you’ve walked by the Shakercrest side of the school in the last two months, you’ve probably noticed a large rainbow made entirely of plastic bottle caps.
The bottlecap rainbow was built by a...
From the darkness of COVID-19, the vaccine brings a light of hope. But not everyone trusts the effectiveness of the vaccine.
A history of racism in healthcare and recent political polarization have...
As students returned to in-person learning for the 2021-2022 school year, BHS faculty members observed teenagers coming back to school facing greater mental health struggles than those exhibited prior...
Assistant Principal Aubrei Erkins has adorned her office to be inviting, with inspirational quotes on pillows, decorations and a bowl of candy on her desk.
Erkins also places snacks for students outside...
Topher Helm teaches Spanish 1, 2 and 4 at the high school and Spanish 1 at the middle school.
Helm feels welcomed by the BHS staff.
“The faculty is ridiculously helpful...everybody has been super...
Graduation will be held at 5:00 this evening at the BHS stadium. Below, is a list of each graduate's plans for next year, based on information provided to the guidance office as of May 13.
Fares...
Deaf History Month was celebrated March 13 to April 15, a great time to learn more about deaf culture.
Here are a few things that you may not have known.
Deaf (with a capital D) is used to describe...
A teenage girl sits on her bed. She is logged into class when her baby bunny comes into her room and looks at her with big, pleading eyes, begging for a lift.
The big-eared gray rabbit settles down...
Sybil Ludington (1761-1839)
Sybil Ludington’s father was a Colonel in the American army during the American Revolution, and when a messenger stopped by their house to warn them of an attack on Connecticut,...
![“Every year I make sure to capitalise on [the diversity] by giving assignments to each of our students of sharing an authentic cuisine from their culture with the class,” Chef Kortez Wilson said.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/IMG_8896-900x600.jpg)
![“It’s a fun way to learn something new, and it helps relieve stress. [People will gain] a new hobby, and also a way to help your community while social distancing,” Jambunath said.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/image-1.png)
