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Senior Brynna Crump sitting in a classroom, social distancing, with her mask on. Ever since Mar. 13, 2020, we have had to do school either by zoom calls, just online, or by being in person, with very specific rules. “After all this time, I have found many things that I don’t like about online learning. I like the plan we have with hybrid, right now, though, as much as I can,” Crump said, “Missing out on things makes me feel so upset. These are things that we’ve all been looking forward to, as long as we can remember. I hope we can still salvage some of them, before the year is over.”

Almost One Year Since School Normalcy

Brodie Curtsinger, Sports Editor
March 1, 2021
Junior Daniel Biggs doing an ollie over a staircase. Biggs has been skateboarding for around ten months, and he enjoys doing many tricks, such as the kickflip, and the ollie. “I enjoy skateboarding more myself, because Im actually skating. Yeah, I do (enjoy watching other skateboarders),” said Biggs, “My favorite trick is probably the kickflip. Probably my favorite one. (He likes) how difficult it is, and, like, how I can overcome that.”

Skating Into The Hearts of Many

Brodie Curtsinger, Sports Editor
October 23, 2020
Person having a phobia of heights (acrophobia), person with a phobia of spiders (arachnophobia) and person with phobia of dark (nyctophobia).

Phobias; The Most Frightening Thing of Today

Brodie Curtsinger, Staff Writer
March 26, 2020

Activism Within Social Media

Emma Whitehouse and Kelsey Baker
November 26, 2019
Filling out a registration paper, Brynna Crump signs up for her AP exams. AP exam registration took place between Oct. 30, 2019 till Nov. 1, 2019 . Im taking two AP exams this year, AP lang and AP US history. Ive got a five and a three in the past so Im hoping for both fours this year, said Crump, junior.

Changes in AP Registration Receives Praise and Criticism

Katey Goins, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019
Trevor Swearingen has been teaching at Bullitt East for a little over a month and has already made himself home in a classroom that he and Lauren Battcher share. During his time here he has gone all out to show school spirit and that he cares for his students. I always loved to study as a kid and I used to read these flashcards that had these informational facts on them and I would like teach a class and so I thought I wasnt teaching at the time, I thought I was like being a broadcaster. Deep down I always wanted to be a teacher, ever since college I knew that I wanted to educate, inspire, inform and entertain, said Swearingen.

Impacting Classroom Setting With Relatability

Molly Shannon, Creative Editor
September 19, 2019
Members of one of the sophomore girls teams for tug-of-war express their determination to win this competition while students cheer them on from the side during the annual Greek Games on May 2. The tug-of-war competitions comprised much of the time devoted to activities that the Games featured, in which students utilized their aggressiveness to try to assert their dominance over other grade levels, while many students inversely chose not to participate to avoid being subordinated for the same reasons. Freshmen are new and want to save face. Sophomores and juniors are jaded and want to keep their image. They tend to hold themselves in high regard and dont want to embarrass themselves, said band teacher Trevor Ervin.

Greek Games Emphasizes Teenage Priorities

Madeline Myers, Copy Editor
May 14, 2019
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