Category: School Events

The Colors of the World

By Alexandra Augustak Every four years when the countries of the world are given the chance to come together and battle each other with the peaceful prospects of the Olympics, the games are opened with a Parade of Nations. Noting

Welcome Home!

by Marisa Kaplita Editor-in-chief Many of you may have been waiting for another Hurricane to delay the start of school, but unfortunately Mother Nature is being kind to us this year.  Now, to those who had a boring summer, I’m

Indifference in the Student Body Threatens Salapalooza

by Vincent Roca Salapalooza has always been an event that students look forward to as the school year comes to a close. However, this year, lack of both funds and student motivation threatened to destroy not only one of the

Youth in Government Elections

A mini voting station was created in student commons to allow classes to vote for their favorite candidates for Youth in Government.  The winning students got to spend a day shadowing town officers.

Pep Rally Postponed

The Pep Rally originally scheduled for Friday April 13th has been postponed to the Friday after break, on April 27th.  The cancellation is due to many reasons, but it is probably for the better, because no body wants to have a Pep Rally on

Egypt is calling: Aida’s in Town

By Meglin Bodner The upcoming musical at BHS is Elton John and Tim Rice’s Aida. It starts out in a museum’s Egyptian exhibit where two people glance at each other and form a connection. Then, the statue of a female

The New Calliope Is Out!

Make sure you pick up our own copy of the Calliope next week!  Calliope is the school’s literary magazine made up of artwork, poems, short stories and other types of writing from the students of BHS.  This is a sneak

Poetry Out Loud

by Editor-in-Chief Marisa Kaplita This past Tuesday on February 14th during period six 15 BHSers battled it out on the stage; Aria Jones, Henry Jin, Ben Shao, Christina Smith, Chrissy Beaulac, Kaity Robbins, Pompeo Mazella, Brianna DeNegris, Jennifer Lassen, Rachel Hanchuruck, Michelle Caron, Meglin Bodner, Jenny Flynn, Bryanna Willaby, and Ziqi Wang were all participators

$2 Movie Night!

Come support the school’s Amnesty Club, by coming to their movie night this Wednesday, Feb 15th,  at 5:30 pm in the F-wing Lecture Hall.  You’ll get to watch the amazing Freedom Writers while snacking on Chinese Food. President Kelly Du

Singing Valentines

by Nina Mariotti Attention all love birds! Valentine ’s Day is right around the corner. Are you looking for a way to show someone special that you care about them? Send them a singing valentine! As tradition, the BHS Music