Abbey Lim, Editor-in-Chief
May 29, 2015
Filed under Opinion
The human body is systematically engineered to eat meat, and that is a simple fact. From the way our bodies process proteins found within an array of animal foodstuffs, to the way our teeth are shaped in order to allow us to t...
Kelly Fisher, Staff Writer
May 29, 2015
Filed under Opinion
All–year–round school could benefit students academically, as well as athletically by keeping them focused. Summer break distracts students’ minds as they lose track of what they’ve already learned and they have trouble ...
Lena Dassonville, In-depth Editor
May 29, 2015
Filed under Opinion
According to a 2008 Northwestern University study, voters evaluate women politicians more on beauty and approachability, while only looking for competence and dominance in male politicians.
But it’s not just voters who prop...
Charger Staff
May 29, 2015
Filed under Opinion
They say the early bird gets the worm, but the halls of BG are rarely ever full in the early morning hours, aside from the few students who take zero hour classes. Adding more zero hour classes could change this by giving stu...
Nicholas Moore, Staff Writer
May 29, 2015
Filed under Opinion
While prom can be the highlight of high school for some, it may not be the best time for others. Prom court is reserved for the most recognized, friendly, and accomplished students. Prom king and queen are reserved for the bes...
Parul Kumar, Staff Writer
May 29, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Prom can be seen as a magical time or has been described by High School Musical as “the night of nights”. The election of prom court has always been a tradition at BG. Being a part of BG’s Prom Court is a huge stepping ...
Erik Hernandez, Editor-in-Chief
May 26, 2015
Filed under News, Opinion
In the November 2014 elections, Republican Joni Ernst, an experienced Iowa Senate member, defeated democratic candidate U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley. The Tampa Bay Times reported that during a debate on April 24 for the 2014 r...
April 30, 2015
