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The RoundUp

Vintage to Virtual

Vintage to Virtual

Benice Udeogu, Staff Writer
Published April 25, 2025

When World Language and English teacher Mercedes Beltrán was a student at BHS, the halls echoed with the sounds of slamming lockers and chit-chats with no AirPods in sight. Now, the same halls vibrate...

Liam’s Jeopardy Victory

Liam’s Jeopardy Victory

Ruby Nass, Online Opinions Editor
Published April 22, 2025

In the electrifying world of "Jeopardy", a new name is lighting up the scoreboard–one that might sound familiar: Liam Starnes. But what led up to this moment? Starnes, a 2021 graduate, had various...

Photo courtesy of Hassan Javed, ‘27.

Catch up with Cards for Comfort

Hassan Javed, Online News Editor
Published April 16, 2025

New clubs have been sweeping the school, ensuring each student has a positive experience while exploring their hobbies and interests. Cards for Comfort is a club where students can explore their artistic...

An acrylic nail featuring a bunny illustration created by Tinajero is displayed in a glass case. Each creation she makes is like a unique gem. Photo illustration by Macie Spangler, ‘25.

Acrylic Artistry

Macie Spangler, Staff Writer
Published March 15, 2025

Whether it’s at the crack of dawn or the dead of night, you can find senior Liz Tinajero crouched over a small desk, perfecting her craft: acrylic nails. With a steady hand and careful attention to detail,...

The Multilingual Experience

The Multilingual Experience

Annie Wu, Staff Writer
Published March 11, 2025
This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Zaina Khader discusses what it is like to be multilingual and the benefits that come with it.
Seniors Alexis Homan and Oumy Gueye pose for a picture on a digital camera. Photo illustration by Gaby Rosales, 25.

Snap Back

Gaby Rosales, Staff Writer
Published March 6, 2025

Last summer we enjoyed long sunny days while capturing it all through photos and videos. The need to capture those moments before they were gone became the most important thing. But, instead of pulling...

Cupid’s Favorite Couple

Cupid’s Favorite Couple

Shayna Youkhana, Social Media Manager
Published March 6, 2025

Chocolates, flowers, fluffy stuffed animals, you name it. That’s what most people associate with Valentine’s Day, but in 2025, how do high schoolers celebrate Valentine’s Day? Seniors Cami...

Photo Courtesy of RyAnn Brown '25.

Timeless Love

RyAnn Brown, Online A&E Editor
Published February 12, 2025

The Early Years It all started in second grade. But, they didn’t know it then, of course. Richard ‘Dick’ Schwemm leans back in his chair, a small smile on his face. “We were both born in Sherman...

Photo courtesy of Manav Uddin.

Back to the Building

Manav Uddin, Staff Writer
Published January 10, 2025

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Ty Gorman is the new Associate Principal of Instruction and Future Readiness. He has worked in the district for over 20 years, where he started...

Nailed It!

Nailed It!

Mia Rao, Staff Writer
Published January 9, 2025

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Aleksandra Bordeinanu has fostered a love for nail art throughout the entirety of her high school career. From the cost saving benefits to...

Photo by Collin Kane.

Finding the Right Fit

Collin Kane, Staff Writer
Published January 7, 2025

Esther Olson is a special education resource teacher for all grade levels. Olson found her niche after student teaching in the Barrington area, bouncing from school to school and grade to grade. This...

Photo by Annie Wu.

How Should I Live?

Annie Wu, Staff Writer
Published December 17, 2024

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Holding a bachelor's degree in philosophy and a master’s in theology, Jon Mihevc has taught junior and senior English classes for more...

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