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OPINION: Please, Protest Responsibly

OPINION: Please, Protest Responsibly

Theo Davis April 2, 2017

There is a right way, and a wrong way to protest and exercise the right to free speech. Middlebury students recently chose the wrong method in a protest on their campus. On March 2, 2017 Charles Murray, a conservative author, political scientist, and...

REVIEW: Lunch Options at the BHS Cafeteria

REVIEW: Lunch Options at the BHS Cafeteria

Cerella Farinholt March 31, 2017

Lunchtime is an oasis in many teenagers’ school days. It is a period of relief and replenishment for students, when they are provided with time to nourish their bodies and minds.   As one might expect, food plays a central role in this nourishment....

Changes to the administrative hiring process under Superintendent Yaw Obeng have removed parents, students and teachers from hiring committees. | Photo: Alexandre Silberman/Register

Investigation: Reduced Community Input in Hiring Process Sparks Criticism

March 29, 2017

Changes to the administrator hiring process under Burlington School District Superintendent Yaw Obeng have removed parents from committees and left community members concerned. Obeng was involved in hiring a new principal at Champlain Elementary School...

Students pitched tents in the lobby and hallways after winter weather moved the annual Spectrum Sleep Out event indoors. | Photo: Alexandre Silberman/Register

Winter Weather Moves Spectrum Sleep Out Indoors

Emma Chaffee March 24, 2017

Over 100 Burlington High School students planned to bundle up and brave the cold tonight for the annual Spectrum Sleep Out. Mother Nature decided otherwise. Organizers moved the event inside the high school building after a combination of snow, sleet...

Heavy backpacks can lead to long-term health effects.

Heavy Backpacks Pose Serious Health Risk

March 20, 2017

Burlington High School students have been carrying a lot of weight on their backs. Books, binders and school supplies can add up, and the school’s health office is seeing the impact. “Excess weight from a backpack can cause a lot of back complaints,”...

A torn up Register newspaper found in C-Woods | Photo Emma Chaffee/Register

The “C-Woods” Legacy

Emma Chaffee March 3, 2017

Junior Alida Beste says one word comes to mind when she hears ‘C-Woods’: trouble. C-Woods is the area behind the C building of BHS, the wing in which most English and History classes take place. Junior Delia McConnell also feels that C-Woods has...

Burlington High School senior Matt Boisvert wrestles for the Frisbee in a game against Vermont Commons School in April 2016. | Photo: Jake Bucci/Register

Ultimate Frisbee Growing in Popularity

Lucy Govoni March 1, 2017

Walking through most parks on a warm sunny day one often finds a handful of teens and twenty somethings throwing a frisbee around. The game is synonymous with cookouts, trips to the beach and college students. However, the relatively new sport of ultimate...

The law school diploma of Agnes Kelley, the first woman to graduate with one in the state of Ohio. | Photo: Courtesy

What’s Up With That? The Kelly Collection

Lucy Govoni February 28, 2017

Every day hundreds of students pass through the library, however few know of the Kelly Collection of books. Near the beanbag chairs and in the upstairs corner of the library, students can find the Kelly Collection of books. The Kelly Collection boasts...

BHS Point Guard Kuijtim Hashani drives to the basket during a game against Champlain Valley Union High School last Tuesday. | Photo: Jake Bucci/Register

Boys Basketball Looks To Improve Team Chemistry Problem

Niels Arentezn February 25, 2017

The boys varsity basketball team is willing to bleed blue and white during the postseason in order to go for a back to back championship. But will the lack of team chemistry hinder them from achieving their goal? Captains Kaden Rosamilia and Kujtim Hashani,...

Abbey Pasquence and Sean Fleming both work in the Offensend Library at Burlington High School. | Photo: Lucy Govoni/Register

Technology Reduces Need for Library Books

Lucy Govoni February 22, 2017

Technology is a central to the learning at Burlington High School. There are smart boards in many classrooms, students turn in their assignments online and every student has a Chromebook. Unfortunately, when technology became integrated into the BHS...

Students camp outside during the second annual Spectrum Sleep Out. Francesca Dupuis, organizer of the event, says it may happen inside this year. | Photo: Spectrum

Spectrum Sleep Out May See Change in Venue

February 22, 2017

Update Feb 24, 2017: The Spectrum Sleep Out will now be taking place outside on school grounds, Principal Racicot announced on Friday afternoon. The decision was made after a meeting with administration, Ms. Dupuis, and Spectrum staff. Spectrum staff...

Whats Up With That? is a bi-weekly column written by Staff Writer Lucy Govoni.

What’s Up With That? Lock Downs

Lucy Govoni February 21, 2017

Approximately every month Burlington High School has a lock down or fire drill. Students are well versed on how these monthly drills usually go. For fire drills students quickly leave the room and exit the building through the nearest door, as for lockdowns...

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