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Weekly Update Aug. 29- Sep. 1

Ashlon Lusk, Jordyn Kazmouz, and Bernard Li|Aug 30, 2016

Weekly Update Aug. 29- Sep. 2 from Linda Hopson on Vimeo.

Weekly Update on this upcoming week. Includes interviews from Eli Pustilnik, about the overcrowding and traffic in the halls, and Lily Luo, about the arctic temperatures in the language hall.

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Correction: We are incredibly sorry. The name is actually Jordyn Kazmouz, not Jordyn Kazmous.

Bossa nova, bebop and burgers

Burnside explains a topic in Algebra 2. Her goal is her teaching will make math seem doable and fun.

Someone to count on

The next solar eclipse visible in the US will occur in 2033 in Alaska. At least I’ll be alive in 40 years to see the next [eclipse],” junior Eric Stevenson said.

Students, faculty view solar eclipse in cloudy weather

The majority of Bellaire faculty and the Shared Decision-Making Committee voted for an eight-period schedule for the 2024-25 school year. In addition to eight periods a day, the new schedule also includes the dismissal time moving to 4 p.m., the discontinuation of zero periods and more elective options for students.

Eight a day

Congress and public forum students, including sophomore Catherine Xue, Samantha Tran, and junior Emerald Tang (left to right, second, sixth, ninth respectively) commemorate their time at TFA State 2024 with a photo booth. For Tang, this is her last tournament, but Xue and Tran look forward to competing at state next year.

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Weekly Update Aug. 29- Sep. 1

Bossa nova, bebop and burgers

Someone to count on

Students, faculty view solar eclipse in cloudy weather

Eight a day

‘Upping our game’

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