Monday – Team up against drugs – Favorite Team Jersey/T-shirt Tuesday – Color the world as you travel – Wear as many colors as you can Wednesday – Double up against drugs – Twin day Thursday – Knockout drugs – Wear all black Friday – College T-shirt day

The sun comes up over the horizon as day breaks and the wilderness awakens. On the banks of the river or hidden within a blind sits a woman waiting to break a societal stereotype by catching a fish or harvesting game. Though strides have been made over the last two decades to combat the ideas that outdoor activities are only for men, many still feel others are surprised when they find out they take part those activities.

Unity. Team work. Single mindedness.

The volleyball team encompasses what it means to work together toward a single goal. After moving up to 6A, the coach and team knew they had to become stronger, faster, and smarter than ever before. The team has risen to their own expectations and has entered district play as a force to be reckoned with.

Athlete safety has become more of a focus in recent years as things like concussions and general physical stamina have come under scrutiny. Prevention is key at any age, but in young athletes it has become the norm to help them prepare their entire body through multiple sports instead of pushing a single activity.

The crowd erupts as they try to distract the offense from their next play, motivating the defensive line to zero in on the ball and bring the quarterback to the ground behind the line of scrimmage. Senior middle linebacker Detarious Turner has become a leader for the Viking defense through experience, determination, and hard work.

Senior packages can be purchased NOW until November 30. Packages are $110 and include a prom ticket (and picture package), a project graduation ticket, and a yearbook. The overall savings of this package is over $35. Please click on the documents for more information. –Checks can be made payable to: BHS Yearbook –The Order Form […]

With over 6 million active participants, 4-H is one of the largest youth programs in the country and helps develop leadership, responsibility, and work ethic. Senior Hannah Czajkowski has been involved in the 4-H program since she was 8 years old and in the third grade. After years of participation and dedication to 4-H she has advanced to a statewide leadership role.

Limiting exposure to foul language, racism, and explicit content may sound like a good idea at first, but when the line of censorship continues to move to accommodate things that offend people – eventually everything will be censored. Books have long been a place of knowledge, imagination, and escape, but their fundamental purpose is threatened […]

I’m sick of politics.

This doesn’t mean I’m not politically informed or don’t have a political opinion. No, it’s quite the opposite. I have a strong political opinion, regularly read the newspaper, and even read a political magazine.

I’m just so sick of politics.

After listening to all of Linkin Park’s albums, I loved all of them, but the one that stood out to me the most was A Thousand Suns. It is a concept album dealing with human fears, such as a nuclear war and the end of the world. This was a genius move on Linkin Park’s part, as the different style took the band to a whole new level.

In 2017, about 3.6 million middle schoolers and high schoolers used tobacco products. Vikings Kicking Out Tobacco, VKOT, has made tobacco prevention a priority at Bryan High and are aiming to stop the use of tobacco in schools.

Imagine Dragons are one of the most well known artists in the world, earning nine Billboard Music Awards, and amassing over five billion views on YouTube. Audiences enjoy them because they appeal to both rock fans, such as myself, and pop fans as well.
When turning on the radio, listeners have a good chance of hearing an Imagine Dragons song, whether it would be their newly released pump-up anthem, “Natural”, or an older hit such as “Radioactive”. I like “Natural” because of its haunting verses, strong chorus, and the music video, which is even more haunting than the lyrics.

Bright, flashing lights. Throngs of people. Conversation occasionally punctuated by laughter. The scent of food diffusing through the air. This was once the normal scene in the early to mid 1900s in downtown Bryan. However, as the city began to expand and businesses began moving closer to where people lived, downtown Bryan slowly fell into disrepair as malls and big-box retailers took over. What was once the cultural hub of town became a run-down, deserted reminder of times passed.

For many years, school dress code has created conflict among students, parents, teachers, and administrators. Growing up in Bryan, I’ve always had to follow the dress code policy, and if I don’t comply I have to fix it or suffer the consequences such as getting sent to SAC or even getting sent home. While I believe there should be some type of dress code for students such as not being allowed to wear a bathing suit to school, gang related clothing, or any article of clothing that promotes the use of drugs and alcohol many constraints within the dress code policy should be eliminated.

This article contains spoilers, so if you intend on watching Netflix’s new show Insatiable, read ahead at your own risk.

PETA, a group scorned equally by animal rights activists, vegans, hunters, and just about everyone else, zeroed in on Nabisco’s Barnum’s Animal Crackers as their latest crusade target. The animal cracker’s classic packaging depicted circus animals in cages as a reference to Barnum and Bailey’s Circus. Now, at PETA’s request, Nabisco has removed the bars to allow the animals to roam free in an open field.

The Bryan High Shy-Annes would like to invite your students to the new and improved Intermediate & Middle School Clinic. AGES: 5TH GRADE – 8TH GRADE CLINIC: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 FROM 9:00A-12:00P (BHS GYM 3) CHECK IN STARTS AT 8:30A SHOWING AFTER THE CLINIC AT 11:30A PERFORMANCE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH, 2018 AT 6:30P (BHS […]

The Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America is hosting this weeks game day dinner. For $8.00 fans can get a hamburger, chips, drink, and dessert from Texas Roadhouse on Friday, August 31 in the Silver Cafeteria. This is a great way to eat before the game. Anyone interested can stop by room 6148, 6156, […]

All 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students will take yearbook pictures on Friday, August 31. Students will receive picture packet information through their English classes on Tuesday and will come down for their pictures through English. If you have any questions, please contact Rebecca Dominy at 209-2580.

The 2018 yearbooks are now available for pick-up for all students. Yearbooks will be handed out during lunch Wednesday-Friday (August 22-24). Current students can pick up books after that in room 6160 and seniors can stop by the front office on silver. There are a few extra books available for purchase and are $75. These […]

AP Lang Summer Reading Letter

August 8-10 at Bryan High School Pictures will take place in room 6158 Seniors should receive a postcard in the mail with a date and time for pictures. These pictures will be used for the yearbook, but seniors can also do a full sitting. Yearbook pictures are “church clothes” type pictures. The sitting is $15 […]