Below you will find candidates running opposed in the 2016-17 ASB elections. All of the positions not mentioned in this post are running unopposed. Students can vote through Jupiter Grades by clicking...
Veronica Pahomova, staff writer
Girls varsity lacrosse emerged victorious over rival Santa Monica High School (SAMO) on April 29, a win the team has not been able to celebrate in recent years. Playing...
Sydney Tran, staff writer
Eleanor Bogart-Stuart, staff writer
B-E-V-E-R-L-Y C-H-E-E-R! What does that spell? A team who has qualified for a national cheer competition taking place in Las Vegas this weekend.
The...
Sadie Hersh co-editor-in-chief
“It’s Cho-time!” the Norman Nation roars as freshman phenom Kevin Cho swiftly sinks a three-pointer.
Cho may be the shortest player on the boys varsity basketball...
Ben Shofet, Business Manager
In their final game of the season, girls water polo, lost 6-11 against Culver City on Thursday Feb. 10.
“I am really proud of the team's performance,” junior Veronica Karlin...
Nirav Desai, staff writer
Isaiah Freedman, staff writer
Evan Minniti, staff writer
Students participated in the first ever Wish Week during five days of events designed to raise money and awareness for...
Sadie Hersh co-editor-in-chief
There is always an excited energy within the Norman Nation leading up to any sporting match against Santa Monica High School (SAMO). The girls varsity basketball away game...
Ben Shofet, Business Manager
In their first competition of the year, DECA traveled to Anaheim on Jan. 8 to compete in a district competition against nearly 60 other schools from across Southern California...
Ben Shofet, Business Manager
Actor. Mentor. Teacher. Producer. Traveler. Coach. These are just a few of the many titles that Film Production teacher Romeo Carey holds. Although Carey has been at Beverly...
By Isaiah Freedman staff writer
Boys varsity basketball split the four games they played, beating Royal 76-60 and Shalhevet 52-47 as well as losing to Moorpark 63-67 and Viewpoint 53-73 from Nov....
Keith Stone, staff writer
People around the world are circling their online wagons following recent terrorist attacks around the world that left 130 people dead and more than 350 people injured in Paris...
