Meet Lakiyah Wagoner, an 11th grade varsity state and national champion, and the girls' wrestling team captain at BCCHS. Ever ask how the people we know got to where they are now? After a recent interview...
On Thursday, October 16th, Dr. Claudia Aguirre, PhD, daughter of BCCHS's very own Ms. Rose Aguirre made a visit to our campus to discuss careers in science. Several science classes crowded into the...
Dana Nuqui, Student Life Editor
• October 29, 2014
“It's the action, not the fruit of the action, that's important. You have to do the right thing. It may not be in your power, may not be in your time, that there'll be any fruit. But that doesn't mean...
Q: Dear Delaney,
How do you start talking to a guy?
A: "Breaking the ice" is always a nerve wrecking thing to do when you want to start talking to someone, especially if you like them. If your friend...
Maariyah Ford, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 28, 2014
The homecoming dance was held inside the main gym at 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 11th. The dance was very popular with over 730 people attending and students initially had to be patient...
It's fall time, which means the fall fashion staple pieces, green army jackets, knee high socks and dresses, will become popular once again among high school students.
With NYFW (New York Fashion...
It devours that which is now and slowly dies as it passes
You never experience that which is, but acknowledge it until it is that which once was
That which comes but isn't seen until it is gone
The...
Tight coils in your shoulders
will always reveal your wings.
Soft hair, pink lips, furrowed brow
Many forget, that Lucifer
was once the angel of beauty
The east wind blew
and you reveled...
The breach in my heart
grew, soon it will fix itself.
Pain can hit you fast and
hard like a baseball to the
stomach.
The sound and feeling of
emptiness numbs you, a feeling
you can't condone; so...
Your kiss tasted like chocolate cake and apologies
Your lips sent shocks through my veins like desert nights
You unapologetically apologized over and over and over again
The color...
Alyssa Macias is currently a junior at BCCHS. She is also the news editor for The Patriot Post. She likes reading books and drinking cooled tea. Alyssa also likes spending her time talking to friends...
An outstanding variety of performances were presented by the BCCHS Women's Choir and Chamber Singers at the "Pop" Concert on October 9th. A number of songs were sung, ranging from "Radioactive" by Imagine...
