On a cold winter evening, sophomores Arianna Lyons and Colton Devenow were bored and wondering how to spend their free time. The pair was relaxing in Devenow’s basement, when suddenly, they discovered an old chess board. A few months later, the BHS...
Students Going Abroad
Claire Osmond - Concordia University in Montreal, Canada
Tula Adie - McGill University in Quebec, Canada
Parker Ballard - University of Western Ontario in Ontario, Canada
Tido Schulman - Tel Aviv University/Columbia...
BHS Teacher Brennan Carney Files for Bankruptcy Following School Move Downtown
Students and faculty alike were a bundle of emotions upon the announcement of Burlington High School’s move to the Macy’s building. Among all the confusion, anxiety,...
It is that time of the year again: lavish dresses, photoshoots, and booming music enter the dreams of high school students. With the disappointment of last year’s prom looming over their heads, the BHS admin wowed the student body this weekend by...
The Burlington/Colchester(BC) girls hockey team did not have any expectations going into their 20-21 season due to the coronavirus and a team that was welcoming 11 new players. They also had a shortened season which meant less time to build chemistry.
Yet...
Of all the bands signed in the post-Nirvana nineties, Weezer’s success has been arguably the most consistent. The unassuming alternative-rock giants have kept a steady stream of new music and profitable tours in the 27 years since their debut sent the...
Each week the Register will feature a BHS student as “Seahorse of the Week” and ask them a set of questions aimed at revealing their character. This week, we sat down with BHS freshman, Lily Caputo!
What human do you most admire?
“I admire a...
Each week the Register will feature a BHS student as “Seahorse of the Week” and ask them a set of questions aimed at revealing their character. This week, we sat down with BHS sophomore Sal Boone!
What human do you most admire?
"Scott...
Down the art-filled, old catholic-school halls of the Old North End Community Center, Burlington Experience (BE) students were gearing up for their final presentation of learning: two student-made podcasts focusing on different aspects of the Burlington...
The synth-laden hums of Kid Cudi’s 2009 debut Man on the Moon: The End of Day and its 2010 follow-up, Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager, rocketed him to stardom and injected the hip-hop genre with his spacey, conceptual sound.
Since then, Cudi has been seemingly less sure of his vision and vitality in the industry. As other rappers built huge careers off the psychedelic pop/hip-hop foundation he laid down, Cudi’s prowess faded. No longer a forerunner, Kid Cudi experimented, playing with deeper psychedelic sounds and even a double album of alt-rock songs, but these were not met with the enthusiasm of his groundbreaking early work.
Now, a decade since his debut and four years since his last solo album, Kid Cudi released Man on the Moon III: The Chosen to a music scene that he helped craft. The record's richly intricate album art and intriguingly cryptic promotional videos lure his fans back with an air that Cudi finally has something he wants to prove: his artistry and his relevance.
We’ve all seen the leaves changing around us, and the world is changing a whole lot, too. It’s hard to find anything to hold onto that will last right now. Music can be that anchor while we’re all out left stranded on the high seas of this year....
