REVIEW: ‘Oppenheimer’ an ‘American Prometheus’
Oppenheimer exceeds expectations with 13 Oscars and a powerful message in movie theaters and homes around the world. By Lylah Jakubiak In a crowded movie theater, darkness stretches across the screen. Suddenly, the audience is encapsulated by a rolling, roaring cloud of glowing fire that snakes across the black. The theater falls silent as they […]
Top 10 concerts that are coming near Chicago
By Brooke Meyer 1. Chance the Rapper Chance the Rapper is known for starting his career in West Chatham(downtown Chicago). He is an American hip hop recording artist and just realized his new album called, The Magnificent Coloring Book. I really suggest going to his concert, not just because his new album is so good! […]
College Football 2016
By Maty Baines College football season is upon us and that means cancel all your plans for your Saturdays because you should be watching college football all day. The rankings have been updated and to no surprise the defending national champions Alabama Crimson Tide. Alabama is very heavily regarded in the college football world and […]
Q&A with Shea Stanley by Isabella Jordan
Shea Stanley just came to Batavia this year as the new Freshman A coach for the volleyball team. She was a former volleyball player at Batavia from a couple years ago and has returned to coach at Batavia. Q: What made you want to be a volleyball coach? A: “I have always been good […]
Can you finish these High School Musical lyrics?
By Kyra Swims Stick To The Status Quo “If you wanna be cool follow one ______ don’t mess with the flow, no no.” Gotta Go My Own Way “I’ve got to move on and be who I am. I just don’t belong here; I hope you _______.” Bop To The Top “Bop ,bop […]
What graduating high school really feels like with Haley Niedzwiedz
By Sarah Hager Although at times it may feel like high school lasts forever, sooner or later it comes to an end. As students approach senior year, a lot of questions and uncertainties tend to arise about what the future holds and what it will feel like to no longer be a Batavia student. I […]
Interview with Allison Bleakley
By Kelly Bleakley The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) is a crucial tissue that connects the thighbone to the shinbone. ACL injuries have become more prevalent in athletes as the years have gone on. On average there are over 200,000 injuries a year. Surgery being the number one treatment used to repair this surgery also […]
What breakfast food are you?
By Julia Pelech Where do you find yourself on a Friday night? At home getting my homework out of the way (10) Partying (40) Hanging out somewhere with my friends (30) Curled up with your phone in a blanket burrito (20) What does your morning routine for school usually look like? I get up early, […]
Fantasy players to watch this upcoming season
By Jackson Lambert With the always consuming season of fantasy football once again rolling around, it is common to feel anxious and excited for that unavoidable draft process. While the first two or three rounds may reward you with the player you seek, or at least a reasonable alternative, later rounds often leave you grasping […]
Marching band insight with Julia LeKander
By Carly Cutrara Julia LeKander is a senior at Batavia High School who is very passionate about her music. She currently plays the flute in wind symphony and plays the alto saxophone in marching band. She also tried out for drum major and did not get it but she did not let that drag her […]
An Introvert’s Guide to Wasting Time: Episode 1
This is the first episode of An Introvert’s Guide to Wasting Time, a podcast about media that I would recommend. Today’s episode talks about one book, one movie, one TV show, and two albums. Host: Abby Hill Episode 1 Thank you for listening!