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Sophomore Anshul Nadendla, senior Anna Gustafson, junior Sarah Fitzgerald, seniors Emily Won, Danny Pashkow, Kyra Sarantapolous and Neha Doppalapudi (from left to right) pose in front of an IHSA banner at the Heartland Community College gym. They began competing at 9:30 a.m. and ended at 1:00 p.m. Photo by Laura Minerva.
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(From left to right) Scout Storms, ‘25, Kaleigh Burns, ‘24, Abby Lewis, ‘26 and Mia Sirois, ‘27 sprint to the line before the start of their race. The four distance runners finished eleventh in the 4x1 mile relay. Photo courtesy of John Storms.
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Sabrina Roach, Zoey Watson, and Casey SwartPublished April 24, 2024

As distance runners, Mia Sirois, Abby Lewis, Scout Storms and Kaleigh Burns are no strangers to running a mile. With Lewis, Storms and Burns...

Who wants Watermelon?
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Kaitlyn Witas, A&E Editor • Published April 23, 2024

Sitting in school for nearly 7 hours a day 5 days a week can catch up to students, especially for those without lunch hours. By the time you’ve...

Volume 30, Issue 5: Whats in Your Wallet?
Volume 30, Issue 5: What's in Your Wallet?
Published April 17, 2024

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Bfit or Bflop?

Students in the Bfit class are pictured playing basketball.
Students in the Bfit class are pictured playing basketball.

A new PE format “Bfit” was introduced earlier this year. The goal of this format is to get students interested and proactive about their health

“It’s more of like a health club format…students have more autonomy over the things they get to do,” gym teacher Marcus Kuiper said.

The class uses heart monitors and Flexisched to operate. Students are required to obtain minutes in a specific heart rate “zone.”

Freshman Donovan Bjerregaard-Dionne wears the new Bfit heart monitor.

“Right now it’s fifty minutes per week, based on specific heart rate zones,” Kuiper said.

Some students have raised speculation on the accuracy of the heart monitor.

“We don’t really think the monitors work,” Senior Bobby Williams said.

Although there have been some errors in the system, PE administration affirms that the system is conclusive.

“Anytime you implement a new system there’s going to be a growth period,” Kuiper said.

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