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VIB: Vegas Isnt Boring

VIB: Vegas Isn’t Boring

Kathryn Peterson, Social Media Coordinator
December 1, 2023
Find something fun to do this weekend.
We cant really do it here in Las Vegas because it doesnt snow much, junior Damon Messer said. But I like to go up to Reno and build snowmen. Its a great family activity, fun for the whole family.

Q&A: What is your favorite Winter Activity?

Ayma Malik and Kathryn Peterson
December 1, 2023
Find out what students and staff enjoy during the winter.
BREAKING: BSU, STUCO Winterfest Postponed to After Winter Break

BREAKING: BSU, STUCO Winterfest Postponed to After Winter Break

Adrienne Vera-Perez, Staff Writer
November 30, 2023
Winterfest is postponed.
Formula 1 Takeover

Formula 1 Takeover

Arcade Encarnacion, Cartoonist
November 30, 2023
In wake of the F1 races, many locals were concerned with the increase of traffic, the uprooting of trees, and the blocking of walkways.
INFOGRAPHIC: Keeping Warm with Streetwear

INFOGRAPHIC: Keeping Warm with Streetwear

Violet Moreno, Staff Writer
November 30, 2023
Every style requires updates during winter and streetwear fashion is no exception.
Starting to prepare the garden, sophomore Adrienne Vera-Perez helps to collect soil samples. The club has been gathering samples to determine when to plant certain crops in the garden. “We take a bunch of soil to test the pH and if it would be good for growing in Mrs. Horners classroom,” Vera-Perez said. “We realized that it wouldn’t be the best time to plant stuff in the garden right now. That’s going to be something we do later in the year, probably after winter break.”

Nevada Department of Education donates to new school garden

Amelia Castellanos, Staff Writer
November 30, 2023
Club members begin to work on a gardening project.
Testing out colored pencils, sophomores Joy Ryan and Joy Park color in their illustrations. Members of Key Club were tasked with helping create decorations and donate candy for the school’s Trunk or Treat event for the opportunity to gain service hours. “I thought that my decorations turned out really cute and I felt proud knowing that they were going to use something I made during the event,” sophomore Joy Park said, “It was so much fun spending time with friends and coming up with scenarios about our drawings.”

CLUB PREVIEW: A LOOK INTO THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 26

Calahan Davis, Staff Writer
November 28, 2023
Clubs propose ideas for the BSU Winter Festival, and Key Club plans an event.
Focusing on your next social media post instead of your eight classes can lead to a plethora of low grades.

Don’t Get Caught Up in Content Creation

Shayna Migalang, Staff Writer
November 28, 2023
While the idea of becoming a teenage content creator sounds intriguing, I’ve learned over the years that it’s ultimately not worth it.
Cracking eggs for the wet portion of the ingredients, junior Zarah Abarico prepares cookie dough for the SkillsUSA fundraiser. Abarico and other culinary students will be taking a field trip to learn more about the food industry.. “Sysco and Newport are both food purveyors and supply a lot of the ingredients we purchase,” Culinary teacher Chef Michael Hadobas said. “We’ve been working with the Nevada Restaurant Association for six weeks now to plan this trip, and I think it is something we will do every year.”

Advanced Culinary Students to Visit ‘Newport Meat Company’

Philipos Alebachew, Staff Writer
November 27, 2023
Seniors and a select group of juniors in the culinary program will be leaving campus to learn about meat grading and manufacturing processes.
In public and school libraries across the country, states are beginning to implement legislation that bans youth audiences from reading specific books. While these are examples of historically banned books in schools, the target of new-age censorship seems to be shifting.

Keep Politics off the Shelves

Southwest Shadow, Editorial Board
November 15, 2023
In school libraries across the United States, students are increasingly affected by new-age book bans that overwhelmingly target LGBTQ+ titles.
Janitor Darryl Bryant poses beside his rare 1964 TR4 in 1984. It was the first car he ever owned and considered a classic car at the time, and even more so now. “I’ve always been with cars,” Byrant said. “Back in my day when you were fifteen you had a drivers license. My parents bought me a 1964 TR4, it was broken, it didn’t have an engine, and I rebuilt it myself, that’s how I got into it. I’ve always loved cars, engines, things that go fast, in a straight line, 400 mph in about 2 seconds.”

Mechanic, Navy Sailor, Motorcyclist: Meet Janitor Darryl Bryant

Ava Torres, Staff Writer
November 15, 2023
Janitor Darryl Bryant shares his varied life career paths.
“Kagura Bachi” tells a beautiful story through its panels, but it still has much room for growth. Rating: B-Photo Credit: Shonen Jump

Beautifully Tragic, ‘Kagura Bachi’ weaves a devastating revenge tale

Philipos Alebachew, Staff Writer
November 13, 2023
Becoming a meme has launched “Kagura Bachi” into the center of the manga world stage despite its infancy.
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