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Keith Stone co-editor-in-chief There is no question that the Women’s March of Jan. 21, 2017 was a game changer. Record turnouts for rallies across the country meant that over one in every 100 Americans came out to show their vehement opposition to many of the expected policies of the Donald Trump White House. Not only did […]

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Sam Bernstein staff writer   College is important. Success with grades, extracurricular activities and sports will always help prospective students further their education. Some students care quite a bit about getting into top schools like Ivy Leagues; however with no backup options to these top schools, students end up hurting themselves in the long run. Students […]

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Benjamin Shofet, co-editor-in-chief DECA attended its first competition of the year at the Wyndam Hotel in Anaheim, California, bringing home 33 medals in several different categories along with 12 trophies. Over 65 students attended the conference, making Beverly the largest school represented at the summit. DECA vice president Lana Schwartz placed first in her roleplay, […]

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Sophia Goldberg Business Manager  Lauren Hannani staff writer Ben Shofet co-editor-in-chief As an annual tradition since 1927, visiting Albion Street still continues to be a highly anticipated event for many students. Although it is still unclear as to why the school began participating in this event, there might be some connection to Beverly Hills’s sister city, Cannes. However, […]

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Sam Bernstein staff writer I remember the first time I ever spoke to Mr. (Coach) Kessler. It was in the first grade, during recess on the tarmac next to the handprint wall at Horace Mann Elementary School. I was playing kickball and I had kicked a playground ball as hard as I could. Looking back, I […]

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AJ Wolken staff writer The varsity girls soccer team defeated the University Wildcats 7-0 on Friday, Dec. 2. The victory takes Beverly to a 2-1 record, while dropping University to 1-1. The team was unfamiliar with their opponent’s personnel going into the game, but were prepared for a physical battle. “We weren’t sure of the caliber […]

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Natasha Dardashti multimedia editor “Do it for the Vine.” “I ain’t gonna do it!” “Do it for the Vine!” “I ain’t gonna do it!” “Do it for the Vine!” “I ain’t gonna do it!” Back in 2014, these words, along with its signature beat, were heard echoing down school hallways and playing from phones. Memes […]

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AJ Wolken staff writer After 40 consecutive years as an educator and three postponed retirements, Superintendent Steve Kessler has officially announced his retirement. His retirement will be effective Feb. 9, 2017. Kessler had no prominent reason for his retirement, but he felt that he, his friends and family had been waiting on this for long enough. […]

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Rinesa Kabashi staff writer It all started with three boys filming each other skating their way through the streets of Fairfax. Little did they know that that he would end up with 121,000 followers on Instagram. As the three boys made more videos, freshman,Aaron Melloul decided to post a teaser video on his Instagram, which […]

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Benjamin Shofet, co-editor-in-chief Karen Setian, on Nov. 29, spoke in his annual assembly in the Salter Theater about the passing of his son, Vahagn Setian, in a drunk driving incident. It was 10 years ago when the entire Beverly Hills High School community went into shock. On the night of Dec. 2, 2006, three Beverly […]

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