BHS NEWS MAGAZINE

Screens have taken over everyone's life, especially students and teenagers. Middle schoolers and high schoolers use their phones, computers, tvs and more for hours everyday, “46% of smartphone users reporting feelings of dependency because of extensive use. In certain demographics, such as school students, this figure can soar to 53.2%, suggesting heightened vulnerability among younger users” according to kutestkids.com. Though some say it's not an addiction and that most of

The World Baseball Classic finals are here. Every year the best baseball players from around the world come together to play for their countries and try to win the championship. The World Baseball Classic is not about winning games, it is about pride, which makes every pitch, every hit and every play feel very important. The World Baseball Classic finals this year were amazing. The stadium was packed with fans who were waving flags and cheering loudly for the World Baseball C

Climate change is the long term change in the Earth’s weather patterns such as temperature, rainfall, and storms over a long period of time, and global warming is the cause of it. Global warming means the Earth’s average temperature is increasing, mostly because of human activities like burning fossil fuels e.g. coal, oil, gas. These burning of fossil fuels release heat- trapping gases out into the atmosphere. This is causing the environment and weather patterns to change and

Spring brings a rush for those into college hoops the NCAA’s big event takes center stage. Across the U.S., it's more than just games. Classrooms quiet down as players, learners, supporters scribble predictions on paper sheets. Loud shouts rise when underdogs push ahead. Sixty-eight colleges chase the title each year. Popularity spikes for certain squads when March arrives. Past wins shape how people see them. Loyalty runs deep among supporters of these schools. Duke stands