With warmer weather comes the inevitability of students, mainly girls, breaking dress code, like the one that frequently goes unenforced at BHS. Nationally, this is the time of year when the stories trending...

On Monday, April 20 the Beachwood City Council voted 6-0 to pass a  new ordinance that will not allow any mayor to pocket gratuities from officiating weddings or to cash in unused vacation days. In...

About 50 BHS students turned out on Sunday, April 26 for a Kick it For Cancer kickball tournament. According to kick-it.org, this organization was established in Chagrin Falls when a 10-year-old boy...

I’ll be blunt: applying to college sucks. Just like buying a house, applying to college sometimes shows people’s dark sides. Still, it doesn’t need to be as painful as many people make it. It...

Many things from the twentieth century have recently come back to haunt us, none of which belong in the twenty-first. These relics include shoulder pads, despotic Russian leaders such as Vladimir Putin...

Contrary to what the retail industry may want you to believe, this is actually the least wonderful time of the year. I see nothing appealing about upwards of five months of snow, ice and well-below...

Beginning in the 2013-2014 school year, the Ohio Department of Education implemented a new system of teacher evaluations, created on the principle that teachers should be held accountable for student growth. “One...

When anyone finds out you’re a senior, the nearly inevitable question is, “Where do you want to go to college?” I assume most people expect to hear from a Beachwood student either a nationally-renowned...

The crisis in Israel and the Gaza Strip this summer, Operation Protective Edge, has caused an increase in anti-Israeli sentiment, and has led many to question whether criticism of Israeli policy is making...

Dear freshmen, I went to my sister’s eighth grade graduation ceremony. I watched adults who graduated from high school decades ago give her class the same cliche advice that every adult gives, so...

As we race out the door to the exciting destinations that our summer will take us, the joy that comes from our new found freedom from school for ten weeks is diluted by the fact that we are not really...