Homecoming Week is here Monday, October 27, 2008 By Matthew Day [ArticleImageHyperLink] A time of festivities and frights is coming upon our school in the next week but the celebration is not for Halloween. This week is Homecoming week at Bloomsburg High School and students have been eag full story

When one door closes... Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Editorial As construction winds down, the physical changes to our school are getting smaller and smaller. Some bulletin boards are gone. New (nonmatching?) tiles cover the walls. Soup is available every day at full story

Moments I would never miss Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Maggie Bauman [ArticleImageHyperLink] Senior year. A time for firsts, and a time for lasts. Before I say hello to November, I must enjoy my last two favorite weeks of high school: fair week and Homecoming. full story

Breaking the mold Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Nika Ceretta Take a trip with two of our writers as they venture to Wal-Mart dressed as hillbillies to experience what life is like when they break the mold. full story

Calling their own shots: Inexperience not a problem for girls Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Mason Aungst Being a doubles tennis player means you compete with a partner… but this year most of the varsity team began making the tough transition into singles tennis play. full story

No matter how small Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Aaron Diehl Skeptics who doubt that underclassmen are ready for the transition to varsity have been proven wrong this season as a freshman leads the girls’ soccer team in goals, exceeding even her own expectation full story

Extreme Singletrack: Life outside the classroom Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Brianna Yablonski Amid the fallen leaves and cool ground, the crisp air is interrupted by a bike and its rider. High school math teacher James Yates began extreme mountain biking three or four years ago when a friend i full story

Hunting the past Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Hillary Drumheller [ArticleImageHyperLink] It’s that time of year again when people stay clear of cemeteries and old, abandoned houses, but Savannah McKloskey, a 2008 graduate of Bloomsburg High School, spends her time searching for them. full story

Teen preganacy on the rise: Juno Effect Sunday, October 12, 2008 By Antonia Hunsinger From Jamie-Lynn Spears to Juno, the Hollywood baby boom is all the hype of the nation, inspiring admiration and idealization of pregnancy. And teens are taking notice. full story

Changing Worlds: 8 exchange students start school at BHS Thursday, October 09, 2008 By Andrea Fronsman Adjusting to a new school with new teachers, classes, and classmates can be difficult. However, for a handful of high school students this year, the worries are bigger; the least of which is adjustin full story

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