Morale In The Water
Senior year is always a time for celebration, pats on the back, worries about the future, and generally a time to kick back and relax before college comes at the end of the...
December 8, 2016 • No Comments
Years of coaching in jeopardy of being wasted
The future of Bay Port Bowling may be in jeopardy. It is not because of not having a facility to use, nor is it because of not having enough players to make a team. This is...
December 6, 2016 • No Comments
Pirate hockey embraces young talent
The Pirates hockey team will be one of the youngest in the FRCC this year, but still has great potential to win the conference championship. Bay Port hockey will be a tough team to face...
December 6, 2016 • No Comments
- Girls basketball is starting soon December 6, 2016
- Track Opening Competition May 5, 2016
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Coffee and Conversations: Stelth Ulvang and Nick Jaina (Ep. 2)
Stelth Ulvang questions and responses: What drew you to this opportunity to perform at Bay Port? Have you performed at other schools before? I was connected ...
June 7, 2017 • No Comments
Coffee and Conversations: Denise Sweet (Ep. 1)
Ta'Leah Van Sistine, Whitney Fuller, and Lea Kopke
After listening to Denise Sweet speak to our IB English class, we were curious to learn more of her opinions, and hoped that she could answer the questions that we pondered after he...
May 3, 2017 • No Comments
A Producer’s purpose to make you emotional
Cara Gabriel, Editor
For anyone with a pet, anyone who loves animals, or anyone who wants to shed a tear, A Dog’s Purpose is a must see. Get ready for love, pain and lots of laughter that mak...
April 25, 2017 • No Comments
February 15, 2017
A Time To Make The Horror Come Alive
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Student motivation was the goal of a dedicated teacher
Tepakung Yang, Editor
“Students need to challenge themselves in their academics because getting an “A” should not be the goal in school.” The words of Susan Erickson, teacher of Engl...
May 31, 2017 • No Comments
Art career is a leap of faith: Local artist Matt Bero in photos
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February 9, 2017 • No Comments
Friday Night Shift
Wisconsin Native Carolyn Kuether (Key-ther) and her husband UW Stevens-Point graduate Wyatt Kuether, both well-known in the film industry, opened up a program for youth in the foster care sy...
December 5, 2016 • No Comments
- Big fish in a small pond December 5, 2016
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Editor
I am a writer and editor for the school newspaper. I have been interested in journalism for a long time. I took journalism as a class my junior year, and fell in love with the class so much that I decide...
Opinion
Adam Bix
Love or Perish
Sidney Kropp, Editor
Adam Bix One evening, as I do often, I put on a facemask. My boyfriend joined me because he struggles with acne. We took a picture together and he put it on his Snapchat story resulting in one of his group chat's many fri...
April 20, 2017 • No Comments
Four keys to a successful protest
Trevor Mischka, Portside Editor
Do you want to be the next Martin Luther King Jr.? Are you tired of seeing burning trash cans on the news and wondering “Why does this keep happening every time Greg is angry” Do you have a burning distrust for “the...
February 24, 2017 • No Comments
Bay Port through the eyes of… a Muslim student
“I wonder how many people I've looked at all my life and never seen.” -John Steinbeck, American author Examining any foreign or relatively unknown concept is like looking through a magnifying glass and being asked, “What d...
February 23, 2016 • No Comments
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