Rise up and vote, BHS Natalie Foote, Staff Writer • February 29, 2020 Use your voice to make a difference by voting, and find out how to pre-register here
Let’s get loud, Latinos Michiko Murai, Staff Writer • April 12, 2019 Together, Latinos and other oppressed groups can rise up and vote Trump off the Presidential thrown and help restore the democracy
Take the “Old Town Road” into new music Brady Rogers, Senior Editor • April 12, 2019 Old Town Road shatters stereotypes, set to be sound of the summer
End the Electoral College and make each Presidential campaign national Patrick Evans, Senior Editor • March 22, 2019 Making the Presidential Election more American means candidates should try to win everywhere
Lowering the voting age may not be too far off in Oregon Jacob Doty, Staff Writer • March 22, 2019 Oregon bill to lower voting age to 16 could be a start to lowered voting ages across the country
Robert Kraft shows BHS students the relevance of human trafficking Michiko Murai, Staff Writer • March 11, 2019 Robert Kraft, billionaire and NFL Patriots owner shows BHS students the significance of human trafficking
Women’s March Global: Real women’s rights supporters, please stand Cooper Graham, Staff Writer • January 23, 2019 Women all around the world come together to spread awareness and bring about change.
Sheriff of Nottingham or Trump Administration? Michiko Murai, Staff Writer • December 14, 2018 The Trump administration makes another ill planned, impulsive decision to destroy the environment and to fill their pockets and ego.
BHS alumnus leads charge against restrictive abortion measure Jacob Doty, Staff Writer • December 10, 2018 Measure 106 flopped hard at the ballot, thanks in part to Courtney Graham.
Confirming Kavanaugh would further increase partisan problems Patrick Evans, Senior Editor • September 12, 2018 The SCOTUS nominee would shift the Court far to the right
Students organize a town hall to talk about gun violence Amanda Piril, Staff Writer • April 27, 2018 "#EnoughIsEnough": Students take the matter of gun violence into their own hands.
A satirical but sobering look at the future for students in school Patrick Evans, Senior Editor • April 6, 2018 Another unfortunate tragedy unfolds that couldn't possibly have been prevented.
