Phone E.T. Home?

Tyler Davidson, Reporter

December 10, 2018

Filed under News, Recent Stories

One of the highly debated topics in the world is the existence of extraterrestrial lifeforms, better known as aliens. There are many different and extreme opinions regarding the topic of aliens such as the opinion that aliens don’t exist. The polar opposite of this opinion is that aliens do exist and the...

Stranger Danger!

Kamryn Mattison, Reporter

December 7, 2018

Filed under News, Recent Stories

There are many cases of kidnapping or missing persons every year, in the United States alone. In 2017, there were roughly around 651, 135 missing persons cases on file. Anyone can be involved in a missing persons case, including males and females of all age ranges. Due to the millions of kidnappings and people gone mis...

Something Missing

Allie Weber, Reporter

December 6, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Feature Page, Recent Stories

High School is a time known for dances, football games, pep rallies, homework, and school spirit. While Brashier has the homework aspect, they seem to be lacking in every other category.  Most students at Brashier are there for the academics, so they aren't focused on making a memorable high school e...

A Day in the Life of a Delegate

Grace Daniel, Reporter

December 5, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Feature Page, Recent Stories, Top Stories

Stan Lee Tribute

Alaina Haylock, Reporter

December 4, 2018

Filed under Feature Page, News, Recent Stories

Former Marvel Editor-In-Chief, Stan Lee passed away on November 12 at age 95 in California. Born Stanley Lieber, the legendary editor, had revealed his battle with pneumonia in early February. In his life, Lee developed a lineup of many beloved characters including Black Panther, Spider-Man, the Hulk, Thor, and Iron Man; and this lineup is part of ...

A Brashier Friday Night

Mallory Smith, Reporter

December 3, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Events, Recent Stories, Top Stories

A Vegan Thanksgiving

Ashlyn Athey, Reporter

November 30, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Feature Page, Recent Stories

The life of a vegan can certainly be a difficult one in several different ways. Most people may believe that without dairy, meat, and other animal products, life has absolutely no meaning. However, for a senior at Brashier, being vegan has never been better! Before she went vegan in 2015, Eva was a v...

Hungry For Change

Allie Weber, Reporter

November 28, 2018

Filed under Feature Page, Recent Stories

During the holiday season, it occurs to us how much we have to be thankful for: family, shelter, food, friends, clothes, the list goes on and on. However, many people go without the things we take for granted, about 795 million people globally live undernourished. This is caused, mainly, by poverty a...

The Blue People: A Mini Mystery

Ashlyn Athey, Reporter

November 27, 2018

Filed under Recent Stories, Short Story

The snow-white flowers were blossoming with utter beauty on the Alpine slopes as tufts of snow drifted from the dull sky. The icy wind was howling and thrashing on the windows where my companion and I sat cozily on the oversized plaid checkered chairs in the downstairs lobby of the Mon Ami Hotel. I w...

Violent Beginnings Meet Violent Endings

Grace Daniel, Reporter

November 26, 2018

Filed under Feature Page, Recent Stories, Top Stories

Video games are becoming more and more popular every year. However, the types of video games that are gripping young minds are unnerving. Violent video games are climbing to the top of the gaming market and bringing our generations’ attention and morality with them. Of the five most popular games ...

For the Love of Sports

Tyler Davidson, Reporter

November 23, 2018

Filed under Recent Stories, Sports

In 2014 roughly 26 million children in the US are involved in sports. However, when you look at children playing sports after they turn thirteen, around seventy percent of them quit. There could be many factors on the field or court to contribute to this, but one of the main factors could be off the field. Parents in the s...

To All You Wonderful People

Ashlyn Athey, Reporter

November 22, 2018

Filed under Feature Page, Recent Stories, Top Stories

To all you wonderful people out there who inspire us, this story is to honor you. Whatever it is that makes you simply you, it is absolutely inspiring and true. Click here for the link to my video. Hear from: Junior Maddie Gagne, who speaks about how her mother inspires her. Spanish teacher William Pouch about why his wife, ...