07 May 2013
Ryan Feinberg, staff writer Any resident of Los Angeles since 1947 has understood the excitement that accompanies the colors purple and gold. The Lakers, with 16 championships, are proudly the second most successful team in NBA history behind the Boston Celtics. As all teams do, the Lakers have rough patches. 2013, however, seems a bit [...]
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06 May 2013
Jessica Lu, staff writer The Beverly Hills Education Foundation (BHEF) hosted its annual Apple Ball Thursday, May 2 at the Beverly Hilton. Principal Carter Paysinger, Music Dept. Director Bill Bradbury and English teacher Minna Kim were among the Apple Award Recipients. As part of a tradition, the Apple Ball honors at least one teacher from [...]
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06 May 2013
Marguerite Alberts, assistant graphics editor Tony Stark is back with his blunt humor, but is changing the face of Iron Man in “Iron Man 3.” This film is the perfect blockbuster to start off the season and get out of the summer heat. Unlike the last “Iron Man,” the new one is enjoyable and an [...]
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03 May 2013
Candice Hannani, feature editor Students flocked to the cafeteria to meet college-bound seniors and college representatives from 76 different schools as part of the annual college fair on Tuesday. Students from mainly the 10th and 11th grades were present, as were members of the PTSA and the counseling department. “I really love it all – [...]
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03 May 2013
Zoe Kenealy, staff writer Service Learning held its annual staff karaoke at lunch on Monday, April 29. The event featured Nicole Cramer, Bryan Herbold, a duo of Kalia Scheiner and Jeremiah Williams, Graham Lockett, Mr. Terry and Jane Wortman. As well as providing a fun event for both the students and faculty, staff karaoke works [...]
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02 May 2013
Julia Waldow, print editor-in-chief The girls lacrosse team lost its final game of the season 7-5 at Glendale High School on Monday, April 30. If it had won, the team would have advanced to the playoffs for the first time in Beverly history. Senior Dillan Watts led the team in scoring with three goals, followed [...]
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02 May 2013
Ryan Feinberg, staff writer In a recent trip to San Francisco for a JEA National Scholastic Press Association competition, Highlights placed seventh in Best of Show for nine-12 page newspapers. Other Beverly journalism students competed, including Dani Klemes (11), Juliette Deutsch (9) and Nastazia Moshirfatemi (9). The issue that placed seventh was an issue released [...]
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02 May 2013
Marguerite Alberts, assistant graphics editor The Madrigals came home on Monday evening after competing against eight schools from across the United States in the Festival of Gold in New York City, where they received a gold trophy and were recognized as one of the greatest choirs in the country. Judges were looking for quality of [...]
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01 May 2013
Kevin Park, staff writer In anticipation for the graduation ceremony for the class of 2013, Assistant Principal Toni Staser and the school administration are holding a tryout on May 7 for those seniors who are interested in having the honor of presenting a commencement speech on June 14. A committee comprised of students, teachers and [...]
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