By Anna Sgarbi Calling all dancers! That’s right, believe it or not, BGA has finally added a dance team to perform at basketball games. Introduced to the Wildcats in May of 2022, the dance team is up and running. Led by Elizabeth Amoroso, or “Coach Liz'', the team has been practicing after school and is... Continue Reading →
Interview with Campbell Slaughter: 2022 Class Officer President
Interviewee: Campbell Slaughter, rising class president Interviewer: Sophie Bruff Date: April 23, 2021 Attendees: SB = Sophie Bruff (interviewer), CS = Campbell Slaughter (interviewee) Responses were lightly edited for length and clarity. SB: Congratulations for winning the election! CS: Thanks. SB: What is your favorite thing about BGA? CS: The way you’re able to make... Continue Reading →
Invincible Review
By Jack Cheney One funny, dramatic, and extremely bloody superhero tale. Robert Kirkman, creator of the Walking Dead is best known for his nihilistic, grisly, and dark style of stories, but before his zombie Magnum Opus, Kirkman was famous for creating one other series, one that mixes both family drama and mature superhero themes and... Continue Reading →
The Tempest Sneak Peeks
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Announcing 2021 Commencement Speaker
The Class of 2021 has had anything but a “normal” senior year. Nonetheless, the BGA community, faculty and staff have worked tirelessly to make this year as special as possible. With their vast connections, the Future Alumni club and Ms. Napier has reached out to various artists and their friends and family searching for someone... Continue Reading →
6-Square Ringers: New Students Recruited Specifically for 6-Square
Ms. Dillard’s absences in recent weeks have been officially uncovered: while she may have claimed she was out with “side effects from the vaccine,” she was actually scouting all across the country for new talent to join BGA students on the 6-square court. I recently got the opportunity to interview our new incoming students and... Continue Reading →
BONNER BEHIND BARS: BGA’S OWN BREAKING BAD
Dr. Bonner's Toilet Wine Trailer By Dalia Diab A scandal has erupted at Battle Ground Academy. While it is hard to believe that the man behind this scandal is B.G.A’s beloved outdoor club sponsor and lover of March Mammal Madness, there is no denying the evidence against him. After an anonymous tip to the administration... Continue Reading →
Petting Zoo on Campus 4/12 in Hopes of Boosting Morale
By Shea Kelly Dean of Students Mr. Millard enjoying a preview of the petting zoo. We are pleased to announce that Lucky Lad farms will be coming to campus on April 12th from 7:45-3:00 PM to improve student morale as we approach exam season. Check SoundWaves this weekend for details on how to reserve your... Continue Reading →
Tips for Dealing with The Campus Ghost
by Julia Weber Recently, it was discovered that the basement of the Echo building was haunted. The administration advised that students and faculty should not fear this phantom, and today we’re going to provide you some tips for dealing with the campus ghost! Don’t be afraid of the ghost. Like dogs, ghosts can actually smell... Continue Reading →
BREAKING: Floyd the Lizard Gone Missing: A Search for a Beloved Pet
by Julia Weber As many of you already know, Floyd, the bearded dragon located in the science building, has been Mr. McHugh’s and the school’s beloved pet for many years. However, tragedy struck this week when Mr. McHugh noticed that Floyd was not in his tank when he went to feed him. Mr. McHugh was... Continue Reading →
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