Arts & Entertainment

GBHS Alumni Del. Mark S. Chang Urges Students to Stay Strong

Hard work and community support opens opportunities

Eliana Amoh, Minority Beat Reporter • May 3, 2021

Seniors’ emotions can range from relief to worry, especially in this pandemic year, since many may not know their post-graduation career or college. According to a survey done by the California Education...

BMAH Student Perspective

AACPS Magnet Program at GBHS offers students unique field and classroom opportunities

Charu Singh, BMAH Student Council Vice President • April 29, 2021

As the world continues to evolve, it is important to promote young people to achieve their career goals and become contributing members of society. This can be done by encouraging high school students...

The Reality of Virtual Learning

Kaitlin Bergman, Reporter • April 5, 2021

Students all over the country face online learning due to COVID - 19. Three students from GBHS were asked questions about their feelings and thoughts on this new way of learning. GBHS student Alivia...

Author Focus – Elizabeth Acedevo

National Poetry Slam Champion and best-selling author in our own backyard

Eliana Amoh, Minority Beat Reporter • February 24, 2021

If you didn't know about Slam Poetry before, you will now, thanks to Elizabeth Acevedo. She had always had a way with words, leading her to want to become a rapper. This goal was not long-lasting....

Meet New Gopher, Mr. Doane: School Psychologist

Advises teens to get outside, stay connected with friends, and get off social media

Ameena Misbahou-Jalloh, Reporter • February 10, 2021

Lately, it seems that mental health is becoming more talked about in mainstream media. With the world’s current situation: COVID-19 and quarantine; people have no choice but to socially and physically...

Get Informed: Black History Month

28 Days to Get Enlightened

Eliana Amoh, Minority Beat Reporter • February 3, 2021

February is a month that is not acknowledged enough. Why? February is the month in which we acknowledge, celebrate, and educate about the history of African Americans. This event was not always celebrated...

Movie-Limited Series Review: When They See Us

Eliana Amoh, Minority Beat Reporter • January 9, 2021

Imagine staying in jail for over 11 years for a crime that you didn’t commit. Well, Korey Wise did. He along with four other teenage boys were convicted of raping and assaulting of a white female jogger...

Michael’s Reflection on the Strange Year of 2020

Your mindset matters

Michael Baffour-Awuah, Reporter • December 18, 2020

As we're nearing the end of the year you start to think back on this year. It is almost 2021, and 2020 has been one of the worst years in recent history - almost to the point of the whole of history. ...