With springtime already here, it is easy to imagine the activities that we would have been doing if not for the current pandemic. But there are still plenty of activities and events that you can take part...
Public high schools may not charge tuition, but they are by no means free. Athletics fees, overpriced lunches, sporting event admissions, and even technology insurance add up.
But there are ways to mitigate...
A musical with a cast of thirty-five is hard to put together, but easy to perform. Alternatively, a drama with a cast of only six is easy to put together, but much harder to perform. The former is a showcase...
Senior Shanon Keehn as Chief
Q: Who was your character?
A: I’m the chief. I’m head of ‘Control,’ the international organization of good and basically I’m Maxwell Smart’s boss...
November was a month of beginnings for Beaverton’s drama department. They held auditions, rehearsed, and from November 15th through November 19th, they presented the community with their opening production...
Students want an environment where they can explore their interests and meet people with similar passions. The clubs at BHS are the perfect way to do this. There are some clubs, however, that we have yet...
Noe Lambert, Senior Digital Editor
• November 17, 2016
It's rare to come across students taking time out of their day to read anything that's not on their devices. They're glued to those little screens and are blind to the world outside them. But students...
Slowly but surely, Beaverton Theatre Department’s first production Get Smart is coming together. We see it on the stage opening night November 15th, but what happens before the curtains go up? What...
