We’re Just Kids…
Jenna Burgesser, Staff Writer
April 20, 2018
Ever since I was little, I wanted to be a grown up. I looked up to the adults around me. I was in awe of their ability to juggle their perfectly messy lives. I remember sitting at the kids table at every family gathering, secretly eavesdropping on the intense conversations, filling the room with palpable ...
Welcome to Broomfield?
Hannah Belmont, Staff Writer
April 12, 2018
For the kids who were lost their sophomore, junior or senior year, for the kids who didn’t have anyone to sit with at lunch, for the kids who came into class feeling anxious, not knowing anyone. These kids are often overlooked. Every August about 1500 Broomfield High School students rush into the hallwa...
Why I Walk
Claire Tetro, Staff Writer
March 20, 2018
This past Wednesday, March 14th, I participated in the March For Our Lives movement, a national event bringing awareness to mass shootings in America. Students from all across America walked out of class at approximately 10 am to peacefully protest against current gun legislation, demanding the end ...
“It’s Just a Phase”
Maggie Peck, Staff Writer
March 19, 2018
Does America love its youth? Sure, everybody makes mistakes at that age. Maybe not, “kids these days” are just causing more problems, each worse than the generation before. America can love or hate whoever it wants. America is made up of pieces, those who inspire and work towards change every day. ...
“How Many More?”
Nate Sage, Staff Writer
March 13, 2018
Filed under News, Opinion, Showcase
“How many more?” A question that has hovered in my head for weeks. How many more school shootings have to happen before something changes? In 2017 there were 65 school shootings. In the two and a half months we’ve been in 2018 there have been 18 school shootings. When will something change? ...
Help is There When You Need It
Sidney Poulsen, Staff Writer
March 2, 2018
I was washing my hands in the women's restroom when I saw a poster that read: “NHS Tutoring: Monday-Friday 5th, 6th, 7th period in the library”. For some reason, despite being a well rounded student who has good grades, this poster stuck with me. I had been struggling in advanced chemistry my first ...
Dedicated, Care for Others, Generous & Stubborn: Is Every Teacher an Aquarius?
Sidney Poulsen, Staff Writer
February 23, 2018
When you think of Zodiac signs, what comes to mind? Do you believe in them? For many, zodiac signs play an important role in their daily lives. Especially with today's society, where social media makes them almost impossible to avoid. Snapchat: “This Quiz Will Reveal The Zodiac Sign Of Your Future ...
Broomfield’s Security Flop
Maggie Peck, Staff Writer
February 20, 2018
It’s common knowledge, Broomfield high school got a new security system this year. It has advanced the school as a whole by locking out kids that are late for class, parents that are trying to get into the office, or even people trying to volunteer for an event. Personally, it’s been an extra little mor...
Can Couple Compatibility Be Trusted?
Sydnie Ho, Story Editor
February 15, 2018
I never knew much about zodiac signs, but some people follow them religiously. Zodiac signs, among other things, are known to reveal couple compatibility, so I decided to see if it was accurate among long term couples at Broomfield. Matt Daniels and Chloe Wolz - Juniors Matt (Virgo) and Chloe (Aq...
Valentine’s Day is for Suckers
Claire Tetro, Staff Writer
February 13, 2018
Each year as January begins and the month is consumed with resolutions and diets, a lingering holiday begins to make its appearance, Valentine’s Day. I’m not one to be extremely pessimistic, but this year when I saw a post about Valentine’s Day in mid January, I was overtaken by feelings of...
Horoscopes: A Hoax?
Claire Tetro, Staff Writer
February 9, 2018
Do you ever find yourself scrolling through social media until you inevitably come across that daily post about horoscopes? You keep scrolling because, “horoscopes aren’t real,” until seconds later that same post is up on your screen and you are binge-reading all the content you can find out of...
Is the US Doing Enough? Puerto Rico Left In Ruins
Gianni Martinez, Staff Writer
February 8, 2018
September 20, 2017 was the date of Hurricane Maria, which struck most of the Caribbean, specifically the small country of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is a country not known for being in a very wealthy state where the majority of the citizens live in tattered homes: very small and are barely able to fi...
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