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BHS trainers earn national recognition, second award for BISD

Jesse Baxter April 16, 2014
Safety is essential when it comes to sports whether it be the Super Bowl or just a couple of friends tossing a ball around. This year, Bryan High exemplified that notion by receiving the Safe School Award from the National Athletic Trainers Association.

Teens more stressed than ever: Easy solutions to keeping strain under control

Emily Nash April 14, 2014
Teenagers, like adults, get stressed every now and then. But just how stressed is our generation?

Showcasing skills: Senior follows passion, secures spot on Texas A&M softball team

Alanis King April 11, 2014
Athletic expertise, academic ability, creativity, and the passion that backs each of these qualities are all things which define a person, molding them into who they are or who they eventually will be. This is especially true for senior Erica Russell, whose athletic passion has turned a life-long dream into a reality on the softball field.

Finding true meaning of friendship through everlasting relationship

Erin Garcia April 11, 2014
‘Friend.’ A common concept that people recognize all around the world. A word that can be sincere, or just routinely spoken, a word that can hold meaning, or be completely hollow inside, a word that I had placed on so many people without truly knowing what it stood for, but now all that it stands for couldn’t be any clearer. The person who holds this prestigious title not only has the word ‘friend’ by her name, but ‘best’ in front of it.

Leave it all out on wrestling mat: Junior looks forward to competing one last year

Erin Garcia April 11, 2014
Sports generally involve a team effort, and while wrestling is more focused on the individual, junior Jackson Ross still appreciates the bond between him and his fellow wrestling teammates.

Prom: outrageous expenses are not inevitable

Regina Flores April 7, 2014
It’s that time of year again - the excitement of prom is in the air, and the majority of junior and senior girls are beginning their search for the perfect dress. After a suitable dress is found, then comes the hair dying, spray tanning, and nail painting, all in preparation for the big day. While all of this can be exciting, the cost of prom has a tendency to take away some of the fun of the event. However, this does not have to be the case.

Artwork demonstrate talent, prosperity in showcase

Robert Morgan April 4, 2014
Many students are involved in art programs across the district, ranging from elementary school art classes to IB art here on campus, and find that these courses amplify their talents. As the school year moved forward, the art students were able to showcase their works in Artfest, an annual event held in the Silver Cafeteria.

Color guard, percussion compete in indoor competition season

Emily Nash April 3, 2014
Aside from performing on the football field, the percussion and the color guard compete in two indoor competitions hosted by the Texas Color Guard Circuit: the Winter Guard International (WGI) and the Texas Color Guard Championships (TCGC) during the spring semester.

HOSA student advances to nationals

adviser April 2, 2014

Six Hammond-Oliver Health Sciences Academy Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) members were among the more than 3000 students from throughout Texas who participated in the HOSA State Leadership...

UIL Academic team places at district meet

adviser April 2, 2014

UIL Academic students competed at the district meet at A&M Consolidated on Saturday. Douglas Edge placed 5th in Current Issues & Events Rhonda Burnett placed 4th in Poetry Emily Nash placed 6th in News...

Cosmetology students earn honors at SkillsUSA State Competition

adviser April 2, 2014

Cosmetology students competed at the SkillsUSA State Competition in Corpus Christi earning high honors. Innovative Project Salon: "BEST OF SHOW" Danelle Gonzales- Sr. Project Job Exhibits: Nail Art:...

UIL One Act Play members earn honors

adviser April 2, 2014

Bryan High's UIL One Act Play performance of "The Crucible" earned several awards at the district competition at Conroe High School.\ Beth Akin - Outstanding Technician. Rhonda Burnette - All Star Cast. Cain...

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