If the dress fits!

Sarah Gibbs, BHS Journalism
April 14, 2012

There are many preparations that take place for prom, but among all of them the one that seems to be most important to girls is picking out their dress. Prom is one of the most memorable nights in a girl’s life, so obviously she is going to want to look her best. Everything has to be perfect. Her hair,... Read more »

MOVIE REVIEW: Hunger Games doesn’t disappoint

Madelynn Knisley, BHS Journalsim
March 27, 2012

“The Hunger Games,” one of the most anticipated movies of the year, opened in theaters last Friday. Since then, it has earned over $214 million at box offices worldwide. This gives the film the third highest opening weekend in history behind the Harry Potter finale and the Dark Knight, according... Read more »

Hunger Games hits big screen

Abbi Carlson, BHS Journalism
March 7, 2012

The much anticipated movie The Hunger Games, based on the book by Suzanne Collins, is set to hit the big screen on March 23. The Hunger Games is the first book in the trilogy that captured readers all over the world. The book takes place in the future in the country Panem, which is divided into 12 districts.... Read more »

For highbrow intellectuals only

Cody Keener, BHS Journalism
March 6, 2012

By Cody Keener Editor-In-Chief A significant amount of controversy emerged after this year’s Academy Awards ceremony, with big wins going to “The Artist”, “Hugo” and “The Iron Lady.” Crowd reactions have been fairly sour toward a children’s movie and a... Read more »

St. Patrick’s Day – The Americanized ‘Irish tradition’

Brooke Morgan, BHS Journalism
March 6, 2012

St. Patrick’s Day – the day where we all observe an overly amount of green represented, watch the traditional hometown parades, and laugh at the drunks. What many people do not know is that there is much history that goes in to the day that does not necessarily have anything to do with the Irish... Read more »

Sophomores slam audience with poetry

Morgan Smith, BHS Journalism
February 14, 2012

The first ever Poetry Slam was held at Baldwin High School by the Pre-AP English/American Lit 10B. During seventh hour on Thursday, Jan. 19, sophomores in the Pre-AP/American Lit class demonstrated their poetry skills in front of an audience. A Poetry Slam is a nationwide contest that was started in... Read more »

Ten must-see movies of 2012

Brooke Morgan
January 13, 2012

The generation has taken back the liking for the superhero and fantasy genre. Adventure and escape is all the rage for 2012. Big actors are cast in each of these films as well as new, unkown, that are sure to surprise viewers. Top 10 upcoming movies of 2012 “The Dark Knight Rises”: Director Christopher... Read more »

BHS debaters head toward state

Brooke Morgan, BHS Journalism
January 12, 2012

Baldwin High School debate team leaves for state on Fri. Jan. 13. The tournament will be held at Silver Lake High School and will start Friday and last all day Saturday. Debaters have prepared with this year’s topic: “whether or not the United States should invest in space exploration and if it is... Read more »

Art Club showing its musical side

Danielle Boline, BHS Journalism
December 7, 2011

Baldwin will be filled with Christmas melodies on Tuesday, Dec. 13. Senior Brooke Morgan had the idea of having the Art Club go and carol around the community. They plan to go carol after school for approximately an hour. “In Art Club it involves us to be exposed to visual arts, but also musical,”... Read more »

‘Cinderella’ enchants crowd

Glenn McCabe, BHS Journalism
November 30, 2011

Cinderella’s foot fit into the glass slipper and her prince charming came to sweep her off her feet. Not only was this the ending to a great fairy tale, but it was the end to this year’s Fall Musical in the brand new Performing Arts Center. The Baldwin High School drama department put on Cinderella... Read more »