The BASD Echo

Issue 12, Week of Feb. 11, 2019

News

DYW gives girls scholarship opportunities
Beaver Area’s best ladies take the stage as they compete in the “Distinguished Young Women” competition April 6 in the auditorium. Read More...
Beaver hosts district band
Seniors Gretchen Berendt, Lindsay Malloy, Drew Garrett, and juniors Nicholas Palombo, Evan Linkimer, and Bailey O’Leary performed in the PMEA District Band Festival held at Beaver Area High School January 26. Read More...
Quieter than usual . . .
JROTC has been quieter than usual lately, not exclaiming any new project ideas or their latest endeavors with their usual “ooh-rah!” Read More...

Sports

Boys step up at end of season
The Beaver Area boys basketball team finally has shown they are a force to be reckoned with. Initially falling to all of their challengers, the team was off to a rocky start—but once they got in the swing of things they have owned the court—despite a few stumbles. Read More...
Students team up for tournaments
Beaver Area High School’s bocce team is off to a bumpy start to their season. Read More...
A rebuilding season for the boys
Put away the mats; wrestling season is over. Read More...
Both teams win by razor-thin margins
The Beaver Area Swim and Dive team has had another excellent two weeks, packed with meets where they hosted Pine Richland, Central Valley, and Montour. Read More...

Features

Cold brings unexpected days off!
Three cancellations in one school week! That might be a Beaver Area record! Read More...
Fallout 4 was better
Fallout 76 is the most recent installment in the Fallout series made and published by Bethesda. Set in the deep valleys and Appalachian mountains of West Virginia 25 years after a nuclear war, this is not only the first Fallout game to take place in West Virginia, but also the earliest set Fallout game in the timeline. Read More...
Round up the usual suspects
Warning: some spoilers may be ahead. Read More...

Opinion

Art improves everything
Lots of people find comfort in the arts—for some it’s the only thing that gets them through the day, but arts programs are one of the first programs to lose funding when cuts are made to a school’s curriculum. Yet research has found that the arts can benefit even the youngest of students. Read More...