ASB seeks participants for annual Mr. BHS event

Nicholas Baca, Editor-in-Chief

January 20, 2021

If students could choose one event to see this year, what would it be? For most people,...

Peer tutoring now available after school

Simrin Khara, Page Editor

October 30, 2020

Let’s face it: high school can be a challenge.  On top of all the social and personal changes that are inevitable during these years, students undergo a major academic transition.  In a time where organization can become a nightmare, missing assignments can easily go unnoticed, and...

Constructive criticism for the folks at Zoom

Sean Kleinman Sishc, Staff Writer

January 20, 2021

We have all, unfortunately, become very accustomed to Zoom. While its simplicity is probably its biggest accomplishment, being usable by people of all ages regardless of technological fluency, its minimalist design does lead to issues with versatility. At the request of Susie Burgess,...

Rioters occupy Capitol Hill in an attempt to subvert democracy

Sean Kleinman Sishc, Staff Reporter

January 20, 2021

It can happen here. On Jan. 6, while dozens of members of Congress sat in session actively attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election--or at the very least making visible an attempt to do so for the purpose of accruing future political capital--protestors stormed the United...

CSF elects its new officers

ZJ Hoffmann, Photo Editor

About 100 students attended the first Burroughs California Scholarship Federation (CSF) meeting on Oct. 15. During the meeting, CSF Advisor Dave Vigneault and the membership discussed fees, officer elections, and community service projects. As part of being a member of CSF, community...

ASB continues to keep students spirited despite challenges

Alex Gerber, Editor-in-Chief

With so many school functions canceled, ASB continues to provide fun activities and challenges...