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A Very Necessary Wellness Center
A Very Necessary Wellness Center
Eileen Cobb September 29, 2023

All over the world, no matter one's age, mental health has always been an important part of life. Emotions and thoughts regulate how people behave; regardless of whether they can identify them as the cause. However, recently there has been an uptick in the introduction of this topic to students in the...

Barons Field Hockey Wins the Battle of Bethesda
Barons Field Hockey Wins the Battle of Bethesda
Adam Niman, Sports Writer

In a close game against B-CC’s infamous rivals, Walt Whitman High School, field hockey battled hard to win 1-0. In an exciting, back-and-forth...

On the left: Simon Morell, 19 years old, in his 14th year at Gymnasium.
On the right: Ryan Maged, Senior at B-CC.
It's That Time of Year Again: The Danes Return to B-CC
Hannah Peters, Staff

Students from Denmark visited B-CC during the week of Sept. 26th, shadowing students throughout their day to experience an American high school.  Freja...

The AI Revolution
The AI Revolution
Ellie Harper, Staff Writer

“Trying to look for an easy shortcut? Aren’t we all?” asked Mrs. Rizas, a Social Studies teacher at B-CC, in response to the use of artificial...

On the left: Simon Morell, 19 years old, in his 14th year at Gymnasium.
On the right: Ryan Maged, Senior at B-CC.
It's That Time of Year Again: The Danes Return to B-CC
Hannah Peters, Staff • September 29, 2023

Students from Denmark visited B-CC during the week of Sept. 26th, shadowing students throughout their day to experience an American high school.  Freja Jepsen, a 17-year-old Danish student, gave the details of her class’s trip: “We are here in...

MCPS Proposes New Attendance Plan
MCPS Proposes New Attendance Plan
Frances Doyle, Staff

On Aug. 22, Montgomery County issued a new action plan to improve school attendance. The proposed plan has two phases. The first phase is to...

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Wren Buehler
B-CC's Very Own National Merit Scholar Semifinalists
Ethan Whitten and Julien Holbrook

Three B-CC students have been named semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship. The finalists of this competition will be in contention...

The Annual Club Fair is Back!
The Annual Club Fair is Back!
Hannah Brooker and Hannah Peters

B-CC held its annual Club Fair during lunch on Wednesday, Sept. 20. From academic groups like the Science National Honor Society to student...

A Very Necessary Wellness Center
A Very Necessary Wellness Center
Eileen Cobb September 29, 2023

All over the world, no matter one's age, mental health has always been an important part of life. Emotions and thoughts regulate how people behave; regardless of whether they can identify them as the cause. However, recently there has been an uptick in...

Behind the Scenes: Hall Pass Relations
Behind the Scenes: Hall Pass Relations
Kira McClure, Opinion Director
“They (Administration) usually target the Black kids a lot and kind of harass them a bit. But if it’s like White kids they’ll just let them do whatever they please.”
Let there be Testing
Let there be Testing
Hannah Yon and Charlie Raibman
“I think taking AP Gov definitely prepared me to vote in the midterms in a way because I knew more about the voting process and the importance of voting, so I felt more informed”
Stop Summer School Stigma
Stop Summer School Stigma
Kristine Roque, Features Director
“[Classes being available over the summer] is good for students and gives them more opportunities"
The AI Revolution
The AI Revolution
Ellie Harper, Staff Writer • September 29, 2023

“Trying to look for an easy shortcut? Aren’t we all?” asked Mrs. Rizas, a Social Studies teacher at B-CC, in response to the use of artificial...

Turn it in
Turn it in
Love Dunn, staff
“Like with school, I'm just done. I'm over it. Other times procrastination is probably the top for why people turn in things late"
B-CCs Disciplinary Practices
B-CC's Disciplinary Practices
Kristine Roque, Section Director
“These days, detention might be an opportunity for students to reflect”
SSL Hours Losing Their Meaning
SSL Hours Losing Their Meaning
Sophie Harjes and Alex Elias
“You don’t really have to do much in the way of community service in order to get the hours required for graduation.” 
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Reseñas del Restaurantes Latinos: Tia Queta
Luli Sabella-Capuano and Rebeca Ventura September 29, 2023

Fundada en 1980, Tia Queta es uno de los restaurantes más viejos de Bethesda. Roberto y Andrew Montesinos, padre e hijo, son los dos dueños...

Katherine Jones
A Modest Promposal
Gabe Gebrekristose, Opinion Director (Emeritus) • June 2, 2023

The date is April 28, exactly three weeks before the prom on May 19. David had already been scheming Alissa, the girl in his AP Physics class,...

Reseñas del Restaurantes Latinos: Tia Queta
Luli Sabella-Capuano and Rebeca Ventura September 29, 2023

Fundada en 1980, Tia Queta es uno de los restaurantes más viejos de Bethesda. Roberto y Andrew Montesinos, padre e hijo, son los dos dueños...

Barons Volleyball Continues to Roll
Barons Volleyball Continues to Roll
Cole Tartal, Sports Writer • September 29, 2023

After a dominating 3-0 win over Whitman, the Barons move to 4-1 for the season and extend their winning streak to four. On Tuesday, September...

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Miles Away, But Social Media Bridged the Gap
Culture
Miles Away, But Social Media Bridged the Gap
Hannah Yon, staff • June 15, 2023
“It’s not so easy to just fly halfway across the world.”
Alix Earle
Overnight Fame's Slippery Slope
June 15, 2023
"If Alix does it, so do I."
Georgetown waterfront
Take a Trip
June 15, 2023
Here are some of the Tattler's favorite underrated places in the DMV to visit over summer break.
Helicopter Parenting at B-CC: Not Just an Episode on Black Mirror
Helicopter Parenting at B-CC: Not Just an Episode on Black Mirror
June 9, 2023
“Kids are very stressed, not just at B-CC, because parents push and push along with the school, and it becomes a lot for kids to handle. Parents can encourage and support their kids, but at the end of the day when kids go off to college they’re not going with their parents, so they need to learn how to be independent now.”

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