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 […]
Interact club raises more than $1,000 for African school
By Lily McLaughlin and Isabella Helm As one of the many clubs at Batavia High School, Interact club is an international club that is based on helping others in need. Interact club participates in fundraisers and volunteers for events in their community. Interact club is a daughter club to the Rotary service. The Rotary service […]
OPINION: Bring religion back into schools
By Christian Stevens In today’s day in age, there is no doubt that religion in our youth is dying out. Luckily there are still many children, teens, young adults, and adults that have kept their religion sacred, and have not lost their faith, but sadly many have not and many of them have lost their […]
‘No Shave November’ raises record funds
By Isabella Helm Batavia teachers from the high school and middle school raised over $5,000 by not shaving for the month of November to raise money to help fight cancer. Batavia High School’s National Honors Society, along with the National Junior Honors Society partnered with St. Jude’s Research Hospital, Fight Colorectal Cancer, and Cancer Prevention […]
Batavia Access Toy Drive collects for financially needy children
By Ellie Alholm The Batavia Access Toy Drive is collecting toys for Batavia children in financial need so that they are able to receive gifts this holiday season. The drive ends on Dec. 6 at the high school but the toys will go out for distribution on Dec. 9. The goal is 600 toys, one […]
REVIEW: ‘Dancing with the Stars: Junior’ captures hearts of viewers
By Isabella Helm and Rachel Balsamo Dancing reaches a new-kid-sized-level in the ballroom. Dancing with the Stars Juniors has captured the hearts of many people. Although some people may disagree, it is definitely worth the time to check it out, as shown by the high ratings and amount of viewers that have watched it. “‘Dancing […]
REVIEW: Is ‘Robin Hood’ worth the gold?
By Caroline Hager When remaking a folktale that many adore, at least make it bigger and better than the last. Robin Hood, a movie with a good storyline, does not live up to high expectations due to poor execution of the plot. In my opinion, this movie was not one of my favorites. Going into […]
REVIEW: Grey’s Anatomy season 15
By Renee Forsyth Grey’s Anatomy has entertained audiences with 15 seasons and has presented 325 episodes and counting. On Sept. 25, the series released its 15th season. After numerous cliffhangers at the end of season 14, the new season has addressed many of these with new, sudden plot twists. So far, season 15 of Grey’s […]
LM5: A confident, fierce album
By Marissa Mirallegro Power is something everybody should have to get their message across and Little Mix does just that in their new album, LM5. Everybody who hears this new album will be feeling confident as ever once they are finished listening to it. With the empowering lyrics, brilliant collaborations, and breathtaking vocals, this album […]
What is Type One Diabetes?
By Gabriella Helfer Many people don’t know much about diabetes. People joke around and make fun of the disease. They think that only unhealthy people have it. But that’s untrue. There are two different types of diabetes: type one, and type two. Type two is common in older people or adults. In some cases you […]
REVIEW: “A Star is Born” is a must see
By Emma Kielion A Star is Born puts the viewer deep into their feelings. Not a dry eye will leave the theatre after that film. Everyone is raving about this movie and many will even see it for the second time because it is definitely a must-see film. Everyone should see A Star is Born […]