In the Black girl’s eye, a “Justice for George Floyd” poster calls for change. Her other eye is looking to the sky, suspended between an outcry to the universe. Rising above it all are three words:...
From nationwide protests to ongoing debates and conversations, there is something new in headlines every day. Out of these headlines come more topics, issues, and organizations that make up main events...
Oral interpretation is a class at Bowie where students compete by performing literature and communicate meaning to an audience. Sophomore Nadia Petru has already excelled in this short year winning four...
As the initial phase of the campus modernization project funded by the 2017 Bond Program, the new parking garage, equipped with tennis courts on the fourth story, was completed over the summer. “It...
Every semester, Bowie offers students the opportunity to get exam incentives. Exam incentives are earned by attending classes and participating in the learning. The incentive allows students to substitute...
All summer long, downtown Austin was filled with a roar of voices from Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests. Off of I-35, where the Austin Police Department (APD) headquarters are located, BLM protesters...
At this stage in the pandemic, the evidence is clear: face masks are effective and necessary tools in fighting against COVID-19. But with so many options for face masks available, the question arises:...
As time goes by it is becoming increasingly more obvious that teens do not value their privacy. We live in a new age where technology dominates the majority of all of our lives, from school, work, and...
According to a 2019 Common Sense Media report, the average teenager spends over seven hours using screens every day. However, there’s a catch: this number doesn’t include time spent using screens for...
After a long period of virtual only events, the 2020 Fall Extravaganza was held by several fine arts departments to showcase a series of performances by the band, color guard, and dance teams. “My...
As sports teams begin to practice again, managing editors Natalie Cullen and Izzy Rejino ask football players how this season has been different from ever before.
As the 2020 election comes to a close, The Dispatch Podcast covers the election and experiencing online school due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted by Colin Barnes. https://anchor.fm/jbhsdispatch/episodes/Episode-28--Living-in-a-Pandemic-and-the-2020-Election-em9qs0