Gulliver's Travels in your heart Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Sarah Elizabeth Sheib Based off of Jonathan Swift’s novel, a new spin-off of Gulliver’s Travels has been produced. In this new movie, Lemuel Gulliver, played by Jack Black, is an amateur writer who also works as a mail del full story

Fair Game: hunting breaks down gender barriers Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Emily Tolan The U.S. Fish and Wildlife service conducted a survey in 2007 that estimates the number of female hunters is 10% of 12.5 million hunters, a huge increase since 1991. 300,000 of those girls are under t full story

IRON MAN Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Christina Gulliver Supplements, dieting, banana suits and hardcore workouts are all things familiar to bodybuilders, and for one eighteen year old, it is something that rules his life. full story

Anchoring champions: swim team's holiday wish list - two freestylers Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Billie Rae Michael The air is thick with humidity. The tile floor is moist and slick with a thin layer of water. The pool shimmers with a dim glint and is utterly placid and undisturbed – but it will not be for long. Th full story

Just the right angle Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Brianna Shannon Exposing details that go unnoticed and portraying the world in a different light; even snagging a shot of the animated. Who is behind the lens taking photos that have found their way into the yearbook full story

On the road to recovery Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Mary Mael It takes a second for someone’s life to change and instant before it takes a turn. BHS graduate Alexandra Bankes has traveled down a path few could only imagine. full story

The sweetness of Christmas Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Talia Sainclair There is something about the holiday season that has the ordinary person yearning to take action more than any other time of year. Whether it is giving one hour or one toy, the difference it makes is full story

Technology Generation Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Emily DuBartell For many years, learning and teaching in a classroom involved papers and books. Today, the variety of different software and hardware technology used in education is fairly common. High school student full story

The problem with plagairism: stealing in the digital age Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Avery Keefer Cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater! is a line that most of us learned from our elementary school days; however, now more than ever, the high school staff is cracking down on the pumpkin eaters. full story

Bath Brothers shine at TreeFest Saturday, December 18, 2010 By Kylie Hastings TreeFest in Bloomsburg has been a holiday tradition for over a decade, and this year two BHS students brought their singing talents to the TreeFest stage. Seniors Joe Gillespie-Hill and Christian T full story

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