Build an Empire, Face a Climate Crisis in Endless Legend
Joey Lewis, Staff Writer
September 7, 2019
With the recent announcement of Amplitude’s so-called magnum opus Humankind, which appears to be a spiritual successor to Endless Legend, it seems appropriate to visit this game of exploration, expansion, exploitation and extermination.
Unstoppable
Caitlin McCurdy, Staff Writer
September 5, 2019
Bison volleyball's historic winning streak
11 Years Too Long
Joe Spero, Sports Editor
September 1, 2019
Bison football defeats the Orange Lions for first time in over a decade
Boys Soccer Opens With a Decisive Win
Joe Spero, Sports Editor
August 19, 2019
Beachwood boys soccer soundly defeated the Jefferson Falcons with an 8-0 win on Friday, Aug. 16. The Bison pounced in the first minute with a goal by captain Matthew Young. From the get-go, the Bison were making play after play to move the ball up the field, putting freshman striker Luke Bennett in...
Confronting Our Sexual Harassment Culture
Elizabeth Metz, Editor-at-Large
May 26, 2019
I. A Life-Changing Moment Taylor woke up on a sunny, beautiful morning in May of her senior year, 2018. She made herself breakfast, running slightly behind schedule. Taylor drove herself to school, not knowing her life would soon be changed forever. Later that day, Taylor was sexually assaulted following athl...
Coach Creel Rehired
Tal Rothberg, Staff Writer
May 23, 2019
Damion Creel has been retained as BHS football coach for the 2019-20 season. The announcement was made official when an email was sent to football players and families after a special meeting of the Board of Education this morning. “This became possible through discussions among the board, administration and Coa...
Exposing the Hidden Costs of Litter
Alyssa Murphy and Miranda Desatnik
May 22, 2019
People often litter without thinking about it, or ignore it when others do. They don’t realize the effect it has on the earth, animals and even our lives. Last year, the middle school Student Council organized a trip to Edgewater beach. About 12 students picked up trash for about two hours and clean...
Chase to Return to High School as Principal
Prerna Mukherjee, Managing Editor
May 22, 2019
Paul Chase, current principal of the Beachwood Middle School, will become the BHS principal for the 2019-2020 school year, while current BHS Principal Tony Srithai will be taking over as Principal at BMS. Prior to becoming middle school principal, Chase was high school assistant principal from 2006-2...
NOISE Expo Features Interactive STEM Exhibits
Brooklyn Hollimon, Staff Writer
May 19, 2019
The Northeast Ohio Innovative STEM Expo, or NOISE, was held at BHS on Saturday, April 13. The event showcased science, technology, engineering and mathematical principles through engaging interactive exhibits, activities and performances. “[The goal of NOISE was student] exposure to various business and activities rela...
There’s Beauty in the Binary
Ruth Brown, Staff Writer
May 17, 2019
What is the purpose of gender? Nothing, if you ask some people at Beachwood, except to perpetuate the patriarchy and subjugate women. I couldn’t disagree more with that notion. I believe biological gender and the privileges that come with it are immensely valuable. However, increa...
The Promises and Pitfalls of Artificial Intelligence
Michael Karpov, Staff Writer
May 16, 2019
We encounter artificial intelligence (AI) every day on our phones and computers. This technology can really help us as its capabilities grow, but it could also be dangerous. Currently, companies are developing new AI applications that could write songs, drive cars, make investment decisions and many more complex operations that we once thought only humans were capa...
India Faces Historic Choice
Nikhil Murali, Staff Writer
May 15, 2019
With roughly 900 million registered voters, India is by far the world’s largest democracy - and this democracy is currently holding elections during a period from April 11 to May 23rd. It’s important that all of us keep up to date with important global events - and the Indian elections may be the most glo...
