Athletic Director Ryan Peters Reflects on Historic Year for BHS Teams
Christina Phelps, Editor-in-Chief
May 23, 2013
The 2012-13 school year has been one of the most successful years ever for BHS athletics, but for Athletic Director Ryan Peters, this is a stepping stone... READ MORE »»
“It’s really a tipping point for Beachwood,” said Peters, noting that many teams had record-breaking years.
Considering the Pleasures and Pitfalls of Procrastination
Grant Gravagna, John Li, Cathy Perloff, Emily Topilow
May 21, 2013
In this Beachcomber podcast, senior Brandon Rotsky, social studies teacher Karissa Piper, science teacher Kim Peoples and freshman Bradford Douglas give... READ MORE »»
BHS Seniors Reflect on the Role of Art in Their Lives
by Ali Pinhasi and Christina Phelps
May 13, 2013
BHS Seniors Tanner Eitman and Crystal Looney discuss what they have learned as art students. Scroll down to listen. *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
Tanner Eitman shows off an engraving of an elephant, on display at the Cleveland airport.
Regarding the Controversy in Medina City Schools
Lin-ye Kaye, Staff Writer
May 2, 2013
The situation in Medina, Ohio concerning its superintendent’s compensation raises a series of ethical questions. Specifically, is it ever acceptable... READ MORE »»
"..by using money provided by the people for a purpose not clearly in the best interests of the children, the Medina School Board abused its power."
BHS Students Square off On Israel, the Palestinians and Human Rights
Cathy Perloff, Opinion Editor
April 30, 2013
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has engulfed the region since before Israel’s founding in 1948. Conflict intensified when Israel gained control... READ MORE »»
The map of Israel and the Palestinian territories, like its future, is blurry and undetermined.
Arts & Entertainment
‘Rent’ Cast Proves: ‘The Show Must Go On’
Megan Piccione, Staff Writer
Rent: School Edition, performed by the BHS Drama Club this past weekend, was packed with impressive dancing and singing performances. The cast dealt with major problems backstage,... read story
April 29, 2013 • 0 comments
- Google Glass: Will it Bring Clarity to Our Lives? April 15, 2013
- SenderSmash Says Goodbye April 12, 2013
- ‘War Horse’: Moving the Entire Industry Forward April 10, 2013
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Plain Dealer Columnist Mark Naymik Reflects on Life as a Journalist
John Li, Staff Writer
Mark Naymik spoke at BHS on Wednesday, Apr. 24. Beachcomber staff, Cleveland club members and other students gathered in English teacher Josh Davis’ room to listen to the Plain... read story
April 26, 2013 • 0 comments
- What Was That Awful Smell in the 100 Hallway? April 23, 2013
- First Annual ‘Entrovation’ Expo Shines Through Dark Weather April 22, 2013
- Board Extends New Contracts to District Leaders; Goals Set for Next Two Years April 22, 2013
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Sports
Athletic Director Ryan Peters Reflects on Historic Year for BHS Teams
Christina Phelps, Editor-in-Chief
The 2012-13 school year has been one of the most successful years ever for BHS athletics, but for Athletic Director Ryan Peters, this is a stepping stone towards his full... read story
May 23, 2013 • 0 comments
- Girls Lacrosse Faces Challenges, Hopeful for Upcoming Season April 12, 2013
- Meet Ryan Harris: State Champion March 22, 2013
- Bison Boys Basketball Follows Girls to District Championship and Beyond March 11, 2013
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Features
Social Media Takes a Seat in Modern Classrooms
Christina Phelps, Editor-in-Chief
The personal lives of teachers have always intrigued students, and the advent of social media has only peaked this interest. “Students kept wanting to friend me on my... read story
April 24, 2013 • 0 comments
- Michele Mills: ‘Leaning in’ as School District Treasurer for 24 Years April 17, 2013
- Between Two Worlds: BHS Students Embody Multiculturalism February 27, 2013
- Some Academic Extracurriculars Costly, But Worth it for Students and Parents February 16, 2013
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Editorials
Regarding the Controversy in Medina City Schools
Lin-ye Kaye, Staff Writer
The situation in Medina, Ohio concerning its superintendent’s compensation raises a series of ethical questions. Specifically, is it ever acceptable for an elected body... read story
May 2, 2013 • 0 comments
- BHS Students Square off On Israel, the Palestinians and Human Rights April 30, 2013
- Good Government Must Come First April 30, 2013
- Palestinians Deserve Human Rights April 30, 2013
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