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SGA Elections Held This Week
SGA Elections Held This Week
The Tattler staff at J-day last Friday.
Tattler Staff Takes on J-Day at UMD
The end of a Bethesda institution
Corner Slice Closes
Once Upon a Prom
Once Upon a Prom
A bands eye view of New York City
B-CC Band Takes On New York City; Earthquake Strikes
Sophomore Koko Jenkin pitching against WJ
Barons Softball Hit Mid Season Struggles
Huge Week for Barons Baseball
Huge Week for Barons Baseball
Sophomore David Lench slams a return against WJ
Boys Tennis Goes 2-1 This Week
Senior Claire Cambell outruns the competition
Girls Lacrosse Bounces Back
Senior Adam Strong Jacobson returns a volley to Whitman
Boys Volleyball Updates
According to the CDC, a vast majority of students do not get the nightly rest they need.
Stressed, Sluggish, & Sleep Deprived
Gossiping is ubiquitous in modern culture.
Is Gossiping All That Bad?
Is resilience always a good thing?
The Pitfalls of Fostering Resilience 
Seeking closure can re-open old wounds
Breakups: Seeking Closure is Hurting, Not Helping
A later school start might be good for everyone
MCPS Should Push Back School Start Times
Luana Turcco in action
B-CC Welcomes International Handball Star
Quiet on Set exposed the dark side of Nickelodeon.
The Dark Truth Behind the TV Screen
B-CC Decisions: Stressing out Seniors
B-CC Decisions: Stressing out Seniors
One-size-fits-all is a business model that can be harmful to young shoppers.
One Size Fits None
With the close of the Corner Slice, affordable options for food are scarce in Bethesda
Corner Slice Pizza Closes; Affordable Options Limited in Bethesda
Everyone deserves to have their name pronounced correctly.
More Than Linguistic Comfort: The Importance of Pronouncing Names Correctly
Mr. Anderson teaches an ELD U.S. History class
Breaking Cultural Barriers
How is the energy drink apocalypse affecting teens?
The Energy Drink Apocalypse
Scenes from the movies: “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” and “The Notebook”
Is True Love Real?
The cafeteria is often notably empty
Why Many Students Avoid the Cafeteria
A 504 plan is designed to offer instructional and other accommodations to students who need them.
La falta de comprension: Ignorar las necesidades y acomodaciones de los estudiantes
Prom Dresses
El verdadero precio de prom
las solicitudes están abiertas para LSU
Compartiendo Cultura: Aplicaciones Para los Futuros Líderes de la Unión Latina Están Aquí
Sara Torres, Rebeca Ventura y Luli Sabella-Capuano, escritores de barones bilingües
Un año de: Barones Bilingües
Logo de la Sociedad Nacional de Honores
¿Por Qué Faltan Estudiantes las Horas de la Sociedad Nacional de Honores?
The Anime Baron gloating over his monopoly on tissues
Anime Baron Suit Full Of Extra Tissues
Orangutans Spotted Using Primitive Spears, Clubs, Nuclear Bombs
Orangutans Spotted Using Primitive Spears, Clubs, Nuclear Bombs
Sandra Norman and her cuppa blood
Don’t Talk To Me Until I’ve Had My Blood
Big Spider In Basement Colonizes Laundry Room
Big Spider In Basement Colonizes Laundry Room
Due To Budget Cuts, Times Square Ball Drop Replaced With Rat On String
Due To Budget Cuts, Times Square Ball Drop Replaced With Rat On String
ChatGPT has something to say about The Tattlers coverage of AI.
Letter to the Editor re: The Rise of AI by ChatGPT and the AI Community
Response to Banned Books Article
Response to Banned Books Article
Response to ‘Trans Athletes in Sports’
Prologue: Letter to the Editor

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Audrey Ohrenstein

Audrey Ohrenstein, Staff Reporter

Audrey Ohrenstein has been on the Tattler for two years and now serves as a Copy Editor. She is a captain of the BCC Varsity Poms and is excited for her senior year at BCC!

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