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The Official Newspaper Website of Brewster High School

Brewster Bear Facts

The Official Newspaper Website of Brewster High School

Brewster Bear Facts

Brewster ROTC Brings Their Best and Finest to Annual Inspection
Brewster ROTC Brings Their Best and Finest to Annual Inspection
Hailey Tierney, Contributing Writer • December 13, 2024

All photos by William Tierney This year, almost 200 motivated and determined cadets, many of them freshmen, stood proudly at attention as...

Brewster's Band and Orchestra Holiday Concert Decks the Halls
Brewster’s Band and Orchestra Holiday Concert Decks the Halls
William Tierney, Photographer • December 12, 2024

BHS students join the Career Skills class in their dedication to feeding the community
BHS students join the Career Skills class in their dedication to feeding the community
Jaylin Morales, Co Editor-in-Chief • November 22, 2024

Filling in the Blanks and Bear Essentials are two of the many non-profit organizations dedicated to ensuring that low-income families have regular...

TEN—Lyndon B. Johnson: Barbecue  Name a southern dish in 3, 2, 1… GO! Every and any southern dish that you can think of, Lyndon B. Johnson loved it. He was slightly picky about meals that he ate, but put a stack of ribs and heaping piles of black eyed beans in front of him and he’d be hunched over shoveling handfuls into his mouth. Johnson was known to have had a hamburger for lunch almost every day as a senator. He even went so far as to bring a cook named the Barbecue King all the way from Texas to prepare his favorite meals during his presidency.
Eat Like a President: Top Ten List of Past Presidents’ Favorite Meals
Sienna Heim, Senior Editorial Board • November 22, 2024

With the United States having just experienced some intense political campaigning, we have now wearied that fateful day on the calendar that...

Ideological division and opposing perspectives often manifest themselves in political or social conflict. (Photo courtesy shutterstock)
Drawing The Line: Ideologies, Stereotypes, and the Petty Feuds We Start
Giana Kusterer, Senior Editorial Board • February 7, 2025

Division is the hinge between everything and nothing. It separates the world into categories that, on the surface, make everything clearer, more...

Why Understanding What the President Actually Does Will Calm You About This Election
Why Understanding What the President Actually Does Will Calm You About This Election
November 22, 2024

As our current election season comes and goes, it is key to understand the importance of civic engagement, the checks and balances that control...

Learning to Choose a College Major Amongst a Sea of Choices
Learning to Choose a College Major Amongst a Sea of Choices
Elijah Dela Cruz, Contributing Writer • February 7, 2025

With college application acceptances rolling in, now is a more urgent time than ever to decide your major. Choosing a college major is one of...

What the Future Holds – 2024 Senior Map
What the Future Holds – 2024 Senior Map
June 6, 2024

They put in the work, and now they are reaping the rewards. BHS graduates of the class of 2024 are headed to great and exciting places! As always,...