Season openers often bring on jitters and uneasiness. Boonton’s girls lacrosse team, however, experienced neither of those negative factors and rolled to a 14-10 victory over visiting High Point on Continue Reading
On April 16, Panasonic held a competition for New Jersey high school students to compete and design a robot that would perform a mock heart transplant. High school seniors Hunter Continue Reading
When we hear the words, “dress code”, we often think of strapless shirts, short skirts, crop tops, and plunging necklines, all of which refer to women’s clothing. Administrators often point Continue Reading
Coffee has been known to be a teenage staple between the restless nights, all-nighters, extracurriculars, part-time jobs, and creating a social life. We rely on coffee to cope and gain Continue Reading
On Wednesday, March 20, BHS students celebrated International day of happiness. The day featured a school of boys and girls dressed in smiles and yellow. Mr. Bellini’s Culture of Caring Continue Reading
On March 15, 2019, students left school to protest against climate change. The protests took place in more than 122 different countries. The wave of youth activism started with Greta Continue Reading
Jordan Peele, of Key and Peele and Get Out fame, does it once again directing an incredibly refreshingly original horror movie. With the help of an incredibly talented cast with Continue Reading
The many students involved with the recently unveiled college admissions scandal are now being analyzed as to whether they are worthy of continuing their studies at these prestigious universities or Continue Reading
At this time in our society, there have been many speaking against the status quo, and this has all been supported, but one group of people who have decided to Continue Reading
Chad Durkin didn’t doubt himself but didn’t feel confident, either, about his semifinal match in the BHS Pickleball Tournament. A battle against Stefan Repic, who plays first singles for the Continue Reading
