Category: Sightline

Atlantis is in the Sahara Desert?

     In his work Critias, Plato wrote, “This tale of Atlantis, though strange, is certainly true, having been attested by Solon who was the wisest of the Seven Sages.” If you’re not familiar with the myth of Atlantis, let me explain:…

Brent Reinhardt’s Senior Predictions

Brent Reinhardt, 10-12 US History, Geography, and Law teacher, has observed the seniors in the hallways, classroom, and has conducted other Brentish private investigations on students for multiple years. He created his own version of senior predictions, and some of…

Hidden Requirements of AP (*WARNING* NUMBER FOUR WILL SHOCK YOU)

As we are all aware, those behind the monopolistic college application testing are taking advantage of students across the nation! They have many unknown, yet severe terms and conditions that are often overlooked. For the benefit of society, I will…

Chauvin Trial Response

It is near-impossible as an American in the year 2021 to have not heard about the death of George Floyd. This event quickly became a catalyst for the Black Lives Matter Movement as an example of police brutality and/or excessive…

Track and Soccer Field Groundbreaking

As I’m sure you’ve heard, our school has raised money to improve our athletic fields, starting with the soccer field and a new track! I sat down with head of school Tim Lehman to ask him about the process. Lehman…

Family Feud: Royal Edition

Author’s Note: This article is mostly informative, but the commentary is an opinion. My views do not represent Sightline nor BCS.      On March 7, 2021, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex did a “tell-all” interview with Oprah, making several devastating…

Revisiting “That’s Life”

Naomi Klassen explains that “it’s the same dip, different sauce” while reviewing indefinite integrals in Study Hall. All manner of things can be properly explained by using food comparisons and references. Food is the universal language.  “Prince Phillip looks like…

This Year’s Interterm Catalog & Analysis

Interterm is a highlight for students and staff as we roll out of Spring Break mode and begin the Summer season. Interterm is a fun and learning-filled week where students sign up for groups that fit their interests that are…

NCAA Gender Equity

As many of you know, March is one of the biggest times of the year for basketball enthusiasts, because of the annual March Madness tournament. This year, there was a big difference between the way the Women’s and Men’s teams…

COVID-19 Spring 2021 Update

One week ago today, governor Eric Holcomb announced that on April 6th the state-wide mask mandate and any remaining business restrictions will be lifted. After next Tuesday, businesses will be able to dictate whether or not their employees and customers…