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Media students transition from studios to home studio learning

Media students transition from studios to home studio learning

Highlights November 24, 2020

Lillian Esgoof staff writer  Marilyn Palacios staff reporter  Due to the pandemic, all students have the opportunity to learn in their homes this semester to adjust to the new norm.   The broadcasting...

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Max Love achieves success through acting 

Highlights November 18, 2020

Emma Newman staff writer  When senior Max Love first joined Intro to Theater freshman year, he didn’t think that he would fall in love with performing.  More than three years later, he has now been...

The COVID-19 pandemic has given junior Aghigh Banitaba new opportunities

The Flip Side — Thoughts on College | Junior Edition!

Highlights November 18, 2020

  Victoria Hirsh staff writer Nathan Hanokaee staff writer Michael Rabizadeh staff writer In this episode of the Flip Side, high school juniors share their thoughts on the college process and what...

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Political Club students debate, hear each other’s opinions

Highlights November 13, 2020

After seeing bickering online over politics, senior Victoria Hirsh decided that students need a better platform to express their views. As a result, she created the Political Club with the sole purpose...

Break the Outbreak is a nonprofit organization that delivers PPE to communities and local businesses. “This is an important cause because COVID-19 is a serious problem. Not a lot of people realize its peaking again. Its important that we protect people who still have to do their everyday jobs, have to go outside, and dont have the privilege of being able to stay home and quarantine,” Director of Beverly Hills chapter Sabrina Camua said. Photo courtesy of Break the Outbreak.

Organization Break the Outbreak works to combat COVID-19

Highlights November 12, 2020

Kate Kotlyar staff writer Break the Outbreak (BTOB) is here to help just in time as COVID-19 cases peak again.  BTOB is a nationwide 501(c)(3) non profit organization with 43 chapters located in 17 different...

Junior Aghigh Banitaba in Marina Walk, Dubai, where she also lived for a few years. Photo courtesy of Aghigh Banitaba.

Immigrant population of Beverly shares experiences

Highlights November 12, 2020

Kate Kotlyar staff writer Los Angeles is known as a cultural melting pot and one of the most diverse cities across the U.S. Also, the population of Beverly is not all from one place; people from all over...

Dodgers World Series win takes over community

Dodgers World Series win takes over community

Highlights November 12, 2020

Photo by: Warren Jacobson Karely Molina Staff writer  The Los Angeles Dodgers took the city by storm on October 23 with their 3-1 World Series win against the Tampa Bay Rays. Going 43-17 this year, the...

Online learning affects ELP students, teachers

Online learning affects ELP students, teachers

Highlights November 11, 2020

Lillian Esagoff staff writer  Marilyn Palacios staff writer  For foreign Beverly students, taking a class taught completely in English can be a daunting task. That's where the English Learner Program...

“With what we are given right now, Max has honestly stepped up like I would have never imagined,” Jeremy Shuman said.
Photo taken by William Harris.

How the football leader has been leading the team

Highlights November 9, 2020

Benji Maman staff writer Despite obstacles resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, senior Max Menache has stepped up as a leader for the football team. Menache fulfills duties like sending players daily...

Books for All club collects books to donate to West Athens Elementary. These are just some of the books I collected, club president junior Manuela Torres said. Photo courtesy of Manuela Torres.

Books for All collects books to donate to West Athens Elementary School

Highlights October 30, 2020

Daria Milovanova staff writer In order to give back to the community, Books for All club organizes initiatives to donate books to schools in lower income neighborhoods that lack the privilege of access...

 Joseph Finazzo cooks a dish for his Advanced Culinary class. “It’s one of those classes where I can kind of lose myself. I can just be in the kitchen, and he’ll give us something to make. I don’t have to be worrying about a test and I can just be having fun in the kitchen,” sophomore Shay Bednarsh said.

Culinary program proves to be a source of comfort during the pandemic

Highlights October 30, 2020

Defne Önal staff writer According to the Journal of Positive Psychology, people who cook report feeling happier and more relaxed in their daily lives, which explains the onslaught of social media posts...

March for Our Lives protesters marched from San Jose City Hall to the Arena Green on March 24, 2019. Photo sourced from NSPA photo exchange. Photo taken by Eric Fang.

Teacher encourages students to get out, vote Nov. 3

Highlights October 29, 2020

Eva Levin copy editor Victoria Hirsh staff writer On Nov. 3, the nation will make a choice. Some Beverly students will make this choice for the first time, joining 15 million other new voters. While this...

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