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BHS Girls’ Thoughts on the Reelection of Donald Trump

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By Norah Jewett ‘25 At this point, the breaking news of Donald Trump’s reelection as the 47th President of the United States isn’t as fresh...

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A Digital Dress-up Game Calls into Question Whether Roblox Can Be for Adults

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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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Arts

Holiday Comics

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By Riley Dynia '25

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BHS 2022 Spring Musical Announced as Anastasia

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By Norah Jewett '25 This year, the BHS spring musical will be Anastasia, a stunning performance about the legend of the Russian princess Anastasia which...

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An Interview with Beverly High School’s Theater Director

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By Gianna Ferace '25 Mary Bigus has been an important member of Beverly High School for not only her English teaching, but her talented director...

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Sports

Lights Up on BHS: What Does This Spell for the Future of Beverly Football?

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By Norah Jewett ‘25 As of the beginning of October, the long-awaited installment of bleachers and lights have been installed at Frank Forti Field on...

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Football: Now and Then

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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...

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Beverly High School Winter Sports Recap

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By Victoria de Leon ‘27 As we leave the chill of winter behind us and begin a new spring season of sports at Beverly High...

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By Mia Occhino ’23 The digital world is the space in which we are expanding our perception of art every day. COVID-19 forced a mass…

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BHS’s Virtual Art Gallery Demonstrates the Necessity of Online Spaces for Students