Triskadekaphobia: The Class of 2013 Has Their Last Day Tuesday, May 14, 2013 By Elizabeth Skelin '16 full story  On the seniors' last day, they graciously decorated the school with a sign referencing Harry Potter, pictures of Nicolas Cage and Matt Damon, and a small army men.

The Aftermath of the Boston Marathon Thursday, May 09, 2013 By Allie Noe'16 full story  This is an interview with my cousin, Olivia, who is currently a freshman majoring in Pre-Med at Boston College. Olivia was at the Boston Marathon when the bombing occurred, less than a mile from the

Shakespeare’s Hamlet Takes a Turn Towards Comedy with the Beaumont Thespian Society Tuesday, April 23, 2013 By Gillian Davies '13 full story  The Beaumont International Thespian Troupe put on a hilariuos performance in their own rendition of Shakespeare's tragic play, Hamlet. Through the humorous application of the "Rules of Comedy," they t

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Thorns and Petal of An Orgami Rose Thursday, April 11, 2013 By Jane Kim '13 full story      The simplest things always carry the most beauty in my eyes, and a sheet of paper has never been an exception. Most people see paper as a blank chalkboard where ideas for a fre

Movie Review of Life of Pi Wednesday, April 10, 2013 By Jane Kim '13 full story  Since its release in November of 2012, The Life of Pi has continued to gather wide-spread acclaim among the hearts of people all ages.

Beaumont Takes the Prize at Akron Science Day Tuesday, March 19, 2013 By Elizabeth Skelin '16 full story          On March 16th, twenty-three Beaumont Students traveled to Akron to compete in the Western Reserve District 5 Science Day.

Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly: Linking Past and Present Tuesday, February 19, 2013 By Elizabeth Skelin '16 full story  Jennifer Donnelly, award-winning author of A Northern Light, captures the connection between past and present in her historical fiction story, Revolution.