Mentors bring experience, knowledge to seniors

Seniors going through the complicated college application process now have some extra help thanks to mentors from PrimeTime.

Ethnic foods present for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Day is just around the corner and Americans everywhere are looking forward to having a delicious and ample Thanksgiving meal.

Ninth grader participates in AIDS Walk

A ninth grader trained for several weeks to walk 6.2 miles in the 2011 AIDS Walk Los Angles on Oct. 16. It's the second time he's participated to raise money for a worthy cause.

Varsity and Junior Varsity win homecoming games

Lawyers visit to discuss students’ rights

When students listened to two lawyers describing a scenario in which a student’s rights were taken away, many of the high school seniors listening didn’t realize they have certain civil rights.

Cross country team runs at lightning fast speeds to win

Birmingham Community Charter High School (BCCHS) has lightning fast runners, which beat most of the West Valley League.

Water polo makes winning splash at City Championship game

Water splashed everywhere as ferocious opponents fought for control of the ball during the Nov. 9 City Championship game. In the end, Birmingham Community Charter High School’s (BCCHS) water polo team

Day of the Dead: A windy altar-filled day

Sitting in front of an altar for Pablo Picasso, junior Calin Reid, 16, remembers her grandma, Shirley Randall, for Dia de los Muertos.

Octoberfest includes food, costumes, games

Teenagers smiling, laughing, bragging that their Halloween costumes are better than others were small but amazing parts of 2011’s Octoberfest.

Daniel Pearl World Music Day connects hearts

The room was silent in anticipation as students, faculty and friends of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School (DPMHS) took to the multi-purpose room (MPR) October 28 to participate in the school’s second an