Montana Mike’s Review
September 17, 2020
Fellow staffer Audrey Ainesworth and I were greeted at Montana Mikes, off of Adams Road, by a host who was very welcoming. There was no wait for us, as soon as we walked through the door we were able to get a table immediately. This is not to say the restaurant was empty, it was quite ...
Politically Speaking: Is A ‘Red Mirage’ Likely?
Chase Wing, Editor in Chief
September 15, 2020
For many years it has been a great American tradition to stay up late and watch election results roll in across the country state by state deep into the night. This tradition may be broken this year. A top Democratic data firm, Hawkfish, associated with billionaire and former Democratic...
Women in Country music
Chase Wing, Staff
May 19, 2020
Nashville country singer “Cam” graciously lent her time to the BHS News Staff for an interview. We thank her for this opportunity. The summer of 2015 saw the release of one of country music’s most known modern ballads, “Burning House,” written and performed by singer Ca...
Students pick their candidate
Chase Wing, Staff
April 9, 2020
Editor’s note: The results of this survey may not reflect the views of the entire school as the survey conducted was optional. Any commentary added by the writer reflects his views only and not those of the Journalism Department nor of the rest of the school. Over the past few weeks, the jour...
Funding Wack
Brendan Selders, Visual Arts Editor
December 13, 2019
This year on August 13, the school received a bond for $17.9 million to last them through 2023. The money is voted on so the distribution of the money can be as even as possible. In July they voted on giving $400,000 to all activities. Not only do sports get a small portion of the $17.9 million, fine...
Politically Speaking: Politics Post Trump
Chase Wing, Staff
December 13, 2019
The 2016 matchup between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was a big upset to some people. In many ways, it was the final showdown between outdated corporatism that ran rampant during the eighties and nineties from Clinton and new age populism (fighting for the average man; working class inspired rhet...
Politically Speaking
Chase Wing, Staff
October 9, 2019
The Supreme Court will be meeting to consider federal employment protections for LGBT employees on Oct. 8. The argument correctly claims that Title VII of the Civil Rights Acts provides federal protections of LGBT individuals in the workplace. LGBT workplace rights have become a recent focus of American...
Muskogee High School fines students for tardiness
Staff Editorial
September 5, 2018
Being late is practically contagious in high school. Every student does it, but how far will schools go to discipline student tardiness. Muskogee High School has become a recent target of nationwide controversy due to the lengths the school district are going through to increase attendance r...
Rogers+Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” Review
January 26, 2018
Personal Column: I walked into the Bartlesville Community Center on Jan. 16, I saw a flood of little girls in blue Cinderella dresses, wearing tiaras, princess shoes, with scepters in their hands. This was a heartwarming sight at the Broadway in Bartlesville! second installment in the 2017-18 season...
Holiday Drink Review
Madison Harvey, Staffer
January 3, 2018
During the holidays, there are the basic drinks such as hot chocolate and apple cider but for those desiring something a little more, a good way to broaden your variety of drink choices is to go to Starbucks. There are two locations in Bartlesville: one in Eggbert's at 2073 SE Washington Blvd. and the...
Crank up the Christmas Jams
By Jaycee Hampton, Staff
December 16, 2017
What's an absolute best way to get everybody into the Christmas spirit than Christmas Music!? Claim it or not, nobody can say they haven't jammed out to Mariah Carey's, "All I Want For Christmas Is You," once or twice in their lifetime; as Micheal Buble sings, "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas,"...
Christmas in the Ville lights up downtown Bartlesville
Jacey Walls, Staffer
December 14, 2017
It is the most wonderful time of the year, and Bartlesville’s newest attraction, Christmas In The Ville, is a family friendly holiday festival hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Not only does the event feature a skating rink, but also carriage rides, live nativity scenes, Christmas movies in the...
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September 2, 2020
Since the beginning of school, there have been many changes throughout the entire district. Rules at lunch have changed, rules in the classrooms have changed, even rules...
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