How to reduce Zoom burnout Alejandra Chavez Garcia, Anouk Clendenning, Ayame McCarthy, Beatrice Kahn, Jennifer Soto, María de los Angeles Reyes Mondragon, and Melody Cosgrove • December 11, 2020 Plus tips on how to manage its effects
Wouldn’t you love to B a Rhythm B? Natalie Foote, Staff Writer • March 22, 2020 Contribute to a great part of BHS history by joining this motivated group
Passing time: The solution isn’t to make it longer Natalie Foote, Staff Writer • December 18, 2019 Pros and cons of our time between classes
Why you should join wrestling this year Sylvia Almaguer, Staff Writer • November 18, 2019 A fun sport with a lot of smiles and tears along the way
I can consistently and accurately identify why the proficiency grading system fails students Natalie Foote, Staff Writer • November 18, 2019 We need a new grading system
It’s time for students and staff to reconnect Melody Cosgrove, Editor • November 18, 2019 A growing concern for students at BHS
“Project Inclusion” looks to involve more students Kathryn Burris, Staff Writer • October 4, 2018 Payton Major, the new ASB president for the fall semester, as introduced "Project Inclusion", an initiative focused on including students at Beaverton High School.
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.
Senior lot drives me crazy Brady Rogers, Senior Editor • April 12, 2018 The parking lot has become more dangerous than ever
Spring into action this spring break Quaye Dydasco and Chace Fery • March 22, 2018 Don't fret this spring break. Here at the Hummer we have plenty of spring break activities just for you!
Never fear, seniors are here (for ACT advice) Noe Lambert • March 20, 2018 Juniors, the ACT test is approaching. Yes, it's very stressful, but we're here to give you some advice on how to do your best.
Senioritis or depression? Same thing. Cara Chenoweth, Staff Writer • February 7, 2018 Senioritis becomes a big topic as finals approach, yet the made-up illness only seems to be symptoms of something more serious.
