Harvard Greek Life decision
Katie Biddle, Staff Writer
May 17, 2016
On Friday, May 6, Harvard announced that beginning  in 2017, it will prohibit fraternity and sorority students from holding leadership positions in other student organizations and sports teams. These students also will not be able to receive Dean’s endorsement letters for fellowships or scholarships...
Review: Azusa Street Revival
Andrea Castro, Staff Writer
May 13, 2016
Saturday April 9th, over, 100,000 were joined together in the Los Angeles Coliseum for an rememberance of the Azusa Street Revival that happened in 1906.  Lead by Lou Engle, Azusa now enabled tens of thousands of God’s people to join together in fasting and prayer in hopes of revival. Parking lo...
Opinion: Abstinence only education is not effective
Graschelle Hipolito, Editor-in-Chief
May 4, 2016
This year, President Barack Obama removed all government funding for abstinence-only sex education programs in public schools and maintained, or even increased, funds for other programs such as the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program and the Personal Responsibility Education Program. The programs that O...
New cheer coach changes cheerleader uniform
Andrea Castro, Staff Writer
May 4, 2016
It’s no secret that Bear Creek has taken in a new member of the staff family; competitive cheer coach Britany White.  With the new cheer coach comes many new changes to the team, not only has practice changed, but also the new cheerleading uniforms.  “The whole uniform has changed entirely,â€...
Make-A-Wish Club
Anissa Ypon, Staff Writer
May 4, 2016
Bear Creek’s Make-A-Wish Club is connected with the foundation itself which is for children who have life threatening medical conditions.  The club aims to spread awareness of these conditions and hopes to raise money and contribute donations.  These donations go toward a wish that an individual child...
Review: Norwegian Woods
Ashley Hoang, Features Editor
April 26, 2016
Haruki Murakami’s novels gained immense popularity among the younger generation for its slice-of-life plots and themes of naivetivity and flawed love. Like the famous Beatles song bearing the same name, this novel explores the complicated love between two young adults. However, the similarities stop ...
Sports Madness: BC Track
Natalia Gevara, Entertainment Editor
April 22, 2016
After a duel meet against Edison on April 21st, the Bear Creek Track and Field team is now currently 3-0 for the regular season, bringing them one step closer towards being undefeated in all divisions for a second year. Bear Creek anticipated a tough battle coming into meet, especially for the varsit...
Review: The Jungle Book
Sophie Gilliland, Opinion Editor
April 21, 2016
Everybody loves a classic, but with all the remakes and sequels being done it’s hard to appreciate a flash to the past. The Jungle Book was one of these remakes and I didn’t think it would be that good. I hadn’t watched the cartoon Jungle Book since I was little (I think we still have it on VH...
This Week at the Creek: 4/17
Graschelle Hipolito, Editor-in-Chief
April 19, 2016
Monday, April 18 to Thursday, April 21 - SBAC Testing: 1:02 PM dismissal Tuesday, April 19 - Badminton vs. Franklin @ BC Men’s Golf vs. Franklin @ The Reserve Baseball vs. Edison @ BC Wednesday, April 20 - Softball @ McNair Lady’s Soccer vs. Franklin @ BC Freshman Ba...
Opinion: 2016 Election Memes
Sophie Gilliland, Opinion Editor
April 19, 2016
Everyone knows it, the 2016 presidential election is turning into a joke. Â With candidates dropping like flies, the United States is left with only four candidates and all of them have a few pros, but many cons. Trump is the new Hitler, yet is still getting votes and is the leading Republican candi...
Review: Lady Midnight
Jessica Dang, Sports Editor
April 19, 2016
Once again, Cassandra Clare exceeded my highest expectations. Clare released Lady Midnight, the first novel of The Dark Artifices and the third, chronologically fourth series of the The Shadowhunter Chronicles, on March 8, 2016. Â It is an understatement to say that this novel has torn me apart in...
Clubs on Campus: Conflict Mediation
Katrina Springs, Staff Writer
April 19, 2016
Conflict mediation is class where students can help fellow peers solve problems and critical challenges. Â Ms. Deeter is the advisor of the program and teach students how to practice different ways to handle problems; trial and error, every situation is different and each person react differently. The m...
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