The Student News Site of Boise High School

Boise Highlights
The Student News Site of Boise High School

Boise Highlights
The Student News Site of Boise High School

Boise Highlights
anging out at Camel’s Back and doing nothing is how I’ve spent many days of my life

Boise Is Boring

Isaac Fishman, Managing Editor
March 18, 2022
An image displaying the difference between a one use plastic bag and a reusable grocery bag, showing the small changes necessary for a zero-waste lifestyle. Photo credit: Erin Lux (harpersbazaar.com)

Zero Waste: is it Worth it?

Moesha Aplicano-Burnham, Managing Editor
March 2, 2021
America is the not the land of the free for everyone.

Land Of The White

Ayla DeBord, Reporter
February 3, 2021

Stigma Surrounding Rap Concert Culture

Torey Tapp, Social Media Editor
May 15, 2019
A printing of an anti-communist propaganda poster, originally printed in 1960. The poster depicts “The Red Iceberg” in an effort to display the nature of communism’s influence in the east.

The Self Evident Truths of Today

Parker Winn, Reporter
April 16, 2019
Illustration from Rupi Kaur (The Sun and Her Flowers)

Valentines Day: A Modern Love Letter

Torey Tapp, Social Media Editor
February 11, 2019
A poster seen in a pro-immigration and refugee rights rally at Broadmeadows, Melbourne. A positive message, in line with what a human response should look like.

Strategic Disposition and The Characters of Tragedy

Parker Winn, Reporter
February 11, 2019
“...And the land itself went mad.” While these words mean nothing to the average person, and this art seems provocative and taboo, I, like many other Magic: The Gathering players see a shaman; dispensing power over the land. And I read text that describes driving the land off the plane of sanity. This card is one of my favorite representations of a fantasy world, where impossibilities are unknown, and you can interpret it’s characters as egregious and offensive, or descriptive and emotive. Others may not judge it at face value at all.

“…And The Land Itself Went Mad”

Parker Winnn, Reporter
January 11, 2019
A Kexp Midday Show live broadcast, a daily showcase of the best artists of the modern day, from underground rockers to mainstream artists.

The Secret to Popular Music

Parker Winn, Reporter
October 24, 2018
Times are Changing, And Our Sex Education Curriculum Should Too

Times are Changing, And Our Sex Education Curriculum Should Too

September 27, 2018
A large crowd protests during the 2018 Women’s March in Boise.

The Importance of Intersectional Feminism

Claire O'Melia, Co-Social Media Editor/ Reporter
February 20, 2018
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