Crowded hallways problematic Monday, November 28, 2005 By Saamia Ahmed full story  Bulky backpacks, sacked lunches and lunch boxes are just a few of the items seen in the middle of BHA hallways.

Family fences toward Olympics Monday, November 21, 2005 By Zeena Alkurdi full story  They lace up their shoes. They put on their masks. They step on the “strip” ready to clash with their opponent. They hook their jackets up to a scoring apparatus with their game faces on. Firmly grasp

Martial Arts family affair Monday, November 21, 2005 By Latifa Almawwiy full story  One for all and all for one--no they are not the three musketeers--but close. They are three Brighter Horizons Academy siblings who enjoy the martial art practice of Tae Kwan Do.

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Girls want their sports Monday, November 21, 2005 By Zeena Alkurdi full story  We want more girls’ sports! I am asking on behalf of female students for the administration to allow the formation of girls’ athletic leagues that will play outside the Academy under the BHA name.

Students shall lead the way Monday, November 21, 2005 By Staff full story  Leadership, integrity, consistency, accountability; all qualities a leader SHOULD possess.

Pain at the pump Monday, November 21, 2005 By Ahmed Zidan full story  Driving. It’s what every teenager dreams about. The day I started driving, I felt empowered. No more asking for rides. No more being late. I’m in the driver’s seat now. Yet with all the power and free

Remember the heroes Wednesday, November 16, 2005 By Feryal Elhorr full story  This year marks the fourth anniversary of the tragedy the world knows as 9/11. I still remember what I was doing when the airplanes hit the World Trade Centers, as I am sure most people do as well. Th

Meets challenges gentle but firm Wednesday, November 16, 2005 By Aziz Hammoud full story  Gentle but firm, that is his philosophy for dealing with students. Muhammad Diwan is the new assistant principal at the Academy this year.

Enjoying religious freedom Wednesday, November 16, 2005 By Zainab Abdulaqader full story  Noor Al-Ani, sophomore, is new to the Academy. Like many students who migrate to a new country, she misses her extended family and her best friend. What she does not miss, however, is peer pressure. M

Surviving Hurricane Katrina Wednesday, November 16, 2005 By Salsabeal Hassanin full story  Cindy Dibeh, her husband Ramzi and three children, Marouf [6th], Nassim [1st] and Jenna [PK II] are among the evacuees who are now in Dallas, having barely escaped Hurricane Katrina. Initially they we

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