BV West Library Changes

October 18, 2011 • Emily Binshtok, Section Editor  
Filed under News

With over 15,000 books and 38 computers, the BV West library is an excellent resource for students doing research or reading for entertainment. Like the community it serves, the library is constantly evolving to keep up with advances in technology to meet students’ needs.   “All the high school... Read more »

Adults vs. Teenagers

October 18, 2011 • Molly Brown, Reporter  
Filed under Features

There are countless topics that can be debated between adults and teens. Adults will always stereotype teens and teens will always stereotype adults. It is in our nature, but sometimes this can lead to a conflict that may be good or bad. Recently, chaos has filled the streets of the Plaza. Earlier this... Read more »

A Little Too Bittersweet

October 19, 2011 • Leena Younes and Katherine Byrket, Reporters  
Filed under Opinion, Web Exclusives

  When comparing Blue Valley West to other Blue Valley District high schools, it seems to be that the others are a lot more lenient with students and their traditions. The question is why?   Because BV West has been running for only 10 years, it is known as the “baby” of all schools, besides... Read more »

A Fable of “Fools”

October 31, 2011 • Abby Krstulic, Section Editor  
Filed under Arts & Entertainment

On Nov. 11 and 12, the BV West theatre department will be performing “Fools,” a comedy written by Neil Simon. The school previously performed it in 2005. “Fools” is about a Russian town hit with a curse of stupidity. The show focuses on Leon Tolchihnsky, a school teacher who has a passion for... Read more »