Broforce – A fun spoof on 80’s – 90’s action cinema

Mulia Hermudia, Multimedia editor

September 5, 2018

Filed under Entertainment

Mulia covers a 2015 cult-classic platformer.

End of The School Year Lit Mag

Kristen Bills and Mary Cashman

May 21, 2018

Filed under Entertainment, Lit Mag

https://issuu.com/bhsnfused/docs/super_online_extravaganza_a2061f8fa456f6 To celebrate the last day of 2017/18 school year, we've put together a literary magazine of all the works submitted that we didn't have the space for in our print editions. Thank you so much to everyone who contributed, ...

Papers, Please – A Video Game Review

Mulia Hermudia, Reporter

May 17, 2018

Filed under Entertainment

In our first video game review, we will be taking a look at the dystopian puzzle Papers Please.

Video Game Culture at North

Mulia Hermudia, Reporter

May 9, 2018

Filed under Entertainment, Features

Bloomington North is a very diverse school in many ways. From ethnicities, to families, to nationalities, North students are a diverse crowd, even with video games. Personally, I have played video games since I was four years old, the first being Delta Force: Black Hawk Down. I had lots of fun playin...

Horoscopes

Tatiana Huss, Reporter

February 15, 2018

Filed under Entertainment

Aries- The wild child Aries! Your love story may just start on a random day, without any preparation or reason. Your spontaneous spirit will carry you away, leaving you in an unexpected situation. This may be a serious relationship or a fling. Enjoy and get the most out of it. Try new things or what y...

Snowy Fashion Through the Eyes of Ignorance

Donovan Seymour, Reporter

February 15, 2018

Filed under Entertainment

The world of fashion is a landscape of dangerous decisions, calculating creativity, and intriguing influences. Maneuvering this jungle of treacherous trends is something not many do, but for those who try success is a reward well worth it.   I talked to several students very entrenched in the fashion scen...

Retrospective

Rushtri Chatterjea, Cartoonist

February 13, 2018

Filed under Entertainment, Showcase

OG Pick-up Lines to Guarantee You a Date to the Next Dance

Tatiana Huss, Reporter

October 2, 2017

Filed under Entertainment

There are many kinds of relationships in high school: the on and off, the two week long, the rebound, and the meant to be. But the only way to secure a long lasting, happy relationship is to nail down a significant other using a sleek and smooth, one line-er like “On a scale of America to North Kor...

Glass Castle is not good, it’s Exceptional

Mulia Hermudia, Reporter

September 21, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Showcase

With The Glass Castle movie being on the screens of many theaters all around the world, let’s take a look at the memoir that the English department has forced us Sophomores to read; the 2005 memoir The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls. Glass Castle tells about the childhood story of author Jeanett...

Retrospective

Rushtri Chatterjea, Cartoonist

September 14, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Showcase

Isabel’s “Best of All Time” Book List

Isabel Garcia, Litmag Editor, Copy Editor

February 21, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Features, Lit Mag

POETRY Crush Richard Siken Yale University Press, 2005   This is the first collection of poetry that I ever fell in love with. About Crush, Louise Gluck writes, "This is a book about panic. The word is never mentioned. Nor is the condition analyzed or described—the speaker ...

My Failed Sleep Attempt

January 27, 2017

Filed under Entertainment

Like most teenagers, I don’t get much sleep. I’m lucky if I get four hours of sleep every night. I’m one of those people who loses time after 10:30 p.m. I’ll start reading a book, thinking it’ll take just a few minutes. But all of a sudden hours have passed, it’s four in the morning an...