October 18, 2016
September 9, 2016
Miriam Boye, Banneker Academic H.S., SOTC 2016, Reporter
August 5, 2016
Filed under Observations
The construction was like a dinosaur constantly roaring in my ears. The smell was very musty, and dust was flying everywhere. The calm, stoic Marines walking past in their camouflaged uniforms contrasted with the hectic construction...
August 3, 2016
Irmarys Cortes, Guest Fiction Writer
November 24, 2015
Filed under Literary Magazine, Student Life
Every exhale was followed by a cloud of smoke. Jonathan had done drugs before, but today was the first time he actually felt he needed it. His memories of that day would not leave him alone and it too much for him. It was all...
Camille Stephenson and Seth Green-Williams, Reporters
November 17, 2015
Filed under News
American Education Week at Banneker was kicked off with a guest speaker, Yasmine Arrington, an alumna from the class of 2011. She delivered an inspiring message saying “the tassel is worth the hassle” and you can achieve a...
Ramani Wilson, Guest Fiction Writer
November 17, 2015
Filed under Literary Magazine, Student Life
*Cellphone conversation* “Hello? Is everything alright?” “Hi, may I order a medium cheese pizza with pepperoni and olives please?” “Oh. Another prank? Ma’am are you aware that you called the police?” “Yes, that...
Ifunanyachukwu Azikiwe, Reporter
November 17, 2015
Filed under News
We all remember the pomp and circumstance surrounding the intense Student Government Association (SGA) campaigning and election here at Benjamin Banneker. But who are the people we voted for and what are they doing?
An interview...
October 30, 2015
Filed under Briefs
Huge changes have occurred at Benjamin Banneker Academic High School with the grading scale. Due to D.C. standardizing Banneker's grading scale has went from exceptional to being just like everyone else.
-Camille Stephenson
October 30, 2015
Filed under Briefs
New Student Government Association (SGA) members have been elected at Benjamin Banneker Academic High School. SGA members are making plans to advocate on the behalf of the students.
-Ifunanyachukwu Azikiwe
