By Gracelyn Skilling ’26 The theme is “galactic glam.” Only eleven seconds remain, and slender block-headed figures saunter wildly, grabbing at garment-lined shelves. You still…
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By Cadyn Hollingsworth ‘25 With the weather cooling and the Halloween decorations going up, it’s the perfect season for a good scary movie. However, many…
By Amelia Jewett ‘27 As autumn begins, so does the anxiously awaited football season. Every year, communities look forward to Friday night lights, games at…
By Cadyn Hollingsworth ‘25 Even though October isn’t upon us yet, Salem has already crowded with tourists enjoying the spooky season. If you’re like most…
By Norah Jewett ‘25 As the new school year kicks off, so does another season for the BHS Marching Band. They’re returning to Hurd Stadium…
By Victoria de Leon ’27 As summer rapidly approaches, and with it, the looming feeling of summer assignments, selecting a book for summer reading 2024…
By Norah Jewett ’25 SATs. The infamous standardized test that looms over high school students during their college application process. It’s been a staple for…
By Gianna Ferace ‘25 After its grand re-opening, Moraine Farm is now officially open to the public, with improvements made possible through Beverly’s Community Preservation…
By Norah Jewett ‘25 Back in September at the start of the school year, the new freshmen class had elected four people to hold the…
By Alexa Faletra ‘25 11:30 AM on a random Thursday in May, I was tasked with the great conflict of deciding whether to use my…