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The Eyes and Ears of BC High.

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BC High Students and The 2024 Election
BC High Students and The 2024 Election
Timothy Sullivan ‘26, Staff Editor • November 21, 2024

Over the past few weeks our polling team here at The Eagle conducted a survey of 50 students from all grades regarding the upcoming presidential election. While many students were hesitant to respond,...

The Longevity of Teachers
November 21, 2024
AAPIC Meeting
Affinity Groups at BC High
Will Garrett, Staff Writer • November 21, 2024

An affinity group is a collection of people that come together to create safe spaces to express themselves and improve the equity within our...

Video Games
Video Games
Ben Campolongo ‘26, Staff Writer • June 21, 2023
I also remember an old friend of mine getting JUG’ed by a teacher for watching YouTube in the front row.
Investment Club
Investment Club
Jacob Lyons ‘23, Staff Writer • November 16, 2021
“Investment Club is for those who truly wish to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the stock market as well as how to learn to manage and earn money in their investments”
Aviation Club
Aviation Club
Christopher Snyder ‘22, Staff Writer • November 16, 2021
“The goal of this particular meeting was to discover the joy of flying a plane, while not having to go through the tedious task of getting a plane.”
Exploding Pumpkins with Lab Rats
Exploding Pumpkins with Lab Rats
Ben Bliss ‘23, Editor in Chief • November 8, 2021
“Curious students assemble in the Chem Lab in Q3 to light their hands on fire, play with chemicals, and even explode the faces off of pumpkins.”
Michael D. White, '70
The Michael White Center for Emerging Leaders
Michael Cairo, Christian Topinio, Jonathan Carter Ying ‘23, Guest Writer • March 17, 2021
The greatest leader is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things.
Seventh Grade Art Exhibit
Seventh Grade Art Exhibit
Brendan DiTullio '21, Arts Editor • March 8, 2021

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting the amazing work produced by our student-artists this year - starting with a gallery of 7th...

A Narrative Recapping of COVID-19
Benjamin Campolongo ‘26, Guest Writer • December 23, 2020
it was the fear of catching COVID-19 that panicked many
Race at BC High: Turning conversation into action
Nick Fahy '18, Managing Editor • September 7, 2017

Just outside the Commons and across from Bulger Theater, two offices are separated by a thin wall. Were the wall removed, the desks of Director...

Winter Art Show
Winter Art Show
Benjamin Bliss ‘23, Editor in Chief • January 12, 2022

Join the Talent Show
Join the Talent Show
January 12, 2022
Christmas Events
December 10, 2021
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Does Bronny Deserve a Spot on the Team?

Does Bronny Deserve a Spot on the Team?

November 21, 2024

This year's most recent draft class was quite a disappointment and could be considered the worst draft class in Y2K. First pick Zaccharie Rischacher...

The Jesuits: Bringing BC High Forward

The Jesuits: Bringing BC High Forward

November 21, 2024

The Jesuits. Anyone who has completed the four years of theological study mandated by the BC High curriculum should know more about the inner...

House ‘Aura’ Ranking

November 21, 2024

Miki - They have the best vibes. Day - Mr. Gardner alone brings this house to 2nd place. Pro - Mr. Docanto brings good vibes to this...

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BC High’s Orchestra
BC High’s Orchestra
Ollie Lloyd ‘25, Staff Writer • November 8, 2021
“The orchestra is currently accepting more students if you want to join!”
Art: Different Mediums to Express Social Justice and Racial Equality
Art: Different Mediums to Express Social Justice and Racial Equality
Nicholas Cocca '22, Contributor • April 27, 2021
I wanted to evoke that these forms of protests happen because minorities are continually oppressed by others.
The Depths of Racism
The Depths of Racism
Kieran Dunn, '22, Contributor • April 17, 2021
No problem is merely black and white but rather a world of complexity and gray areas.
Seventh Grade Art Exhibit
Seventh Grade Art Exhibit
Brendan DiTullio '21, Arts Editor • March 8, 2021

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting the amazing work produced by our student-artists this year - starting with a gallery of 7th...

A self portrait made using charcoal, black and white colored pencil, and a white paint pen.
Art Showcase: Lucas Hurley ’21
Brendan DiTullio '21, Arts Editor • January 13, 2021

         

Art Showcase: Ned Kennedy ’21
Brendan DiTullio '21, Arts Editor • January 13, 2021

An abstraction of runway models (collage materials, micron pen, acrylic on board)                 An...

A Classical Play Takes on a New Visage
Tate Lonsdale ‘26, Staff Writer • December 6, 2023

Written in 1605, the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare is one of the most famous and influential plays of all time, and seeing it at Shakespeare's...

A Different And Adaptive Year in Theatre
A Different And Adaptive Year in Theatre
Nicholas Vickery ‘22, Staff Writer • March 30, 2021
We also get to have fun creating a unique form of art as a group.
KAIROS Amidst A Pandemic
Christian Topinio ‘23, Features Editor • December 23, 2020
Parents have said, ‘No, you should go because this is a great experience and we want you to have this.’
Filmapalooza Bound?
Filmapalooza Bound?
Zain Khan ‘24, Editor • June 21, 2023
The process for filming was both exhilarating and laborious.
October Athlete of the Month

October Athlete of the Month

November 21, 2024

October has been an amazing month for BC High Athletics, but one athlete stood out. Shamus Larnard ‘25. Shamus is a cross country and track runner with an outstanding amount of skill. This month alone,...

Does Bronny Deserve a Spot on the Team?

Does Bronny Deserve a Spot on the Team?

November 21, 2024

This year's most recent draft class was quite a disappointment and could be considered the worst draft class in Y2K. First pick Zaccharie Rischacher (Finished his opener game with 7 points) , second pick...

Athlete of the Month, October: Tristan Richardson

December 6, 2023

With Murphy Stadium under construction last school year, the disappearance of home football games lowered spirit and attendance. Things had to be different this year to spread school spirit and encourage...

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Boygenius
Patrick Reed ‘27, Staff Writer • December 6, 2023

A recent release by the all-female, indie rock supergroup: “Boygenius,” “The Rest” is the perfect way to close out an excellent year....

Yessir, Whatever
Yessir, Whatever
Owen Bowden ‘25, Staff Writer • May 22, 2023
Yessir, Whatever brings together the best of Madlib’s beats, and also brings the 90’s into your ears.
In Rainbows
In Rainbows
Owen Bowden ‘25, Staff Writer • May 22, 2023
I realized that this album had quietly been following me my whole life, and I didn’t even know it.
Rap vs The Grammys
Rap vs The Grammys
Ben Bliss ‘23, Editor in Chief • December 8, 2022
the Recording Academy finds itself with significant backlash from fans and artists
Midnights Album Review
Midnights Album Review
Owen Bowden ‘25, Staff Writer • December 8, 2022
I think Taylor Swift has seemed to find a pattern with her last few albums.
Blond Album Review
Blond Album Review
Owen Bowden ‘25, Staff Writer • December 8, 2022
raw, emotional, loud, but still clean and simple
A Reflection on Kindred and Its Place in the B.C. High Curriculum
Miguelangel Alamo-Gotera ‘27, Staff Writer • November 21, 2024

Although Kindred by Olivia Butler is labeled as fiction, in actuality, the writing is far from imaginary. Kindred is a book that pulls on many...

Red Hot Salsa
Miguelangel Alamo-Gotera ‘27, Staff Writer • December 6, 2023

Red Hot Salsa, edited by Lori Marie Carlson, took Latino and Hispanic poets from across America, gathered them into a book, and featured their...

The Man Who Lived Underground
Andrew Mozinski ‘26, Staff Writer • December 6, 2023

This school year, students entering English II were allowed to choose between four different summer reading books: Aristotle and Dante Discover...

A Review of Sir Thomas More’s Utopia
A Review of Sir Thomas More’s Utopia
Christopher Snyder ‘22, Staff Writer • November 16, 2021
“More interprets every facet of Utopian society and scribbles out his perfect world”
We Are Not Free
We Are Not Free
Jacob Mulligan ‘25, Staff Writer • November 16, 2021
“Rich historical value that is sometimes hidden”
Book Review: The Nickel Boys
Book Review: The Nickel Boys
Tyler Kwong ‘23, Staff Writer • April 27, 2021
Dr. King’s speeches and anecdotes provide Elwood hope that one day he will emerge from that prison and liberate those trapped in the insidious school.