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Melody Cosgrove

Melody Cosgrove, Editor

Melody is a junior at Beaverton High School who enjoys writing articles, especially opinion pieces, for The Hummer. She also edits any articles that come her way. During quarantine, she has discovered a love of baking and especially likes baking pies and cookies. 

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Despite the Beaverton School District’s efforts to transition to school online, students are feeling stressed and burnt out from the constant stream of academic work.

Students struggle through online learning: ‘We are trying so hard’

February 3, 2021
A new schedule and off-campus learning make for an unprecedented school year, and students appreciate the flexibility that comes with it.

Beaverton High’s first week of synchronous learning: success or failure?

September 21, 2020
ASB voting during a pandemic

ASB voting during a pandemic

May 24, 2020
A teacher draws a map on a chalkboard.

A glimpse into the lives of teachers

May 8, 2020
Purple bunny Peeps hide in a cluster of white flowers, hoping to avoid being eaten.

Should we pipe down about Peeps or are they a tasty treat?

April 28, 2020
Math puns are written on pieces of paper

Puns: sPUNky or PUNgent?

April 26, 2020
A Blu-Ray case sits on a shelf next to a plant, enjoying the shade.

Everyone needs to watch The Help

April 19, 2020
A tree branch reaches for the sky in the same way that you should be shooting for the stars. Or even just thinking about shooting for the stars. Or being positive. Whatever it is, we challenge you to make someone's day better in any way—and it doesn't have to be grandiose.

The future is ours to decide

April 17, 2020
The sun sets over the Beaverton High School football field.

Considering teachers’ perspectives on remote learning

April 13, 2020
A copy of Scythe enjoys a luxurious existence upon a fluffy blanket, surrounded by lights.

Scythe is a powerful book for just about anybody

April 6, 2020
A ray of light shines upon a stack of newspapers.

Have free time? Enter the New York Times Student Editorial Contest

April 3, 2020
A person attempts to shush themselves, unaware of the catastrophic consequences it may cause.

This is the best superpower

March 23, 2020
“The Intern” is an amazing feel-good movie

“The Intern” is an amazing feel-good movie

March 21, 2020
As coronavirus cases propagate, the Beaverton community moves forward

As coronavirus cases propagate, the Beaverton community moves forward

March 20, 2020
The sun shines on the BHS sign at the entrance of the main school parking lot.

Stop calling us “Beavs,” please

March 4, 2020
Band director Mary Bengel shows off the combined Concert and Symphonic Bands at their concert.

Warriors of sound and rhythm show off their skills

February 28, 2020
How to connect a community

How to connect a community

February 21, 2020
Actors in The Odd Couple share an emotional moment.

The Odd Couple is a resounding comedic success

February 15, 2020
Creative Writing is the perfect class for aspiring authors with a sweet tooth

Creative Writing Workshop: a class with a dedication to imagination

February 14, 2020
The high school Honor Band sits on the stage, awaiting director Pat Vandehey.

Beaverton School District Honor Band puts on an incredible show

February 14, 2020
Two actors in Just Mercy have a serious discussion.

Just Mercy hits home

February 14, 2020
Ms. Gruwell's class enjoys time together.

The Freedom Writers inspires hope like never before

February 14, 2020
Elsa's singing remains unappreciated in her kingdom

Elsa should have died in Frozen 2

December 16, 2019
The Current War is far from electric

The Current War is far from electric

December 16, 2019
It's time for students and staff to reconnect

It’s time for students and staff to reconnect

November 18, 2019
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