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Trump supporters march to Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. on Jan. 6 to protest the 2020 presidential election result. The march culminated in the breaching of the Capitol building which left five citizens dead, a city-wide curfew, and calls for President Donald Trump
Gail Lyons, BOUSD school board member, rolls a pair of dice to determine the winner of the deadlocked Trustee Area 5 race, as Dr. Brad Mason, superintendent, and candidate Lauren Barnes (
Claire Seo, sophomore, donates cans to her designated class box in front of the BOHS office. The sophomore class collected a total of 1,500 cans, the most out of all the classes.
The Text-a-Tip number -- (401) 542-2287 (CATS) -- was implemented to give students a way to quickly and anonymously report issues they experience or confront on campus.
Trump supporters march to Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. on Jan. 6 to protest the 2020 presidential election result. The march culminated in the breaching of the Capitol building which left five citizens dead, a city-wide curfew, and calls for President Donald Trump
Pro-Trump mob invades U.S. Capitol; 5 dead, 55 arrested
Ellen Kim and Karis Choi • January 7, 2021
Gail Lyons, BOUSD school board member, rolls a pair of dice to determine the winner of the deadlocked Trustee Area 5 race, as Dr. Brad Mason, superintendent, and candidate Lauren Barnes (
BOUSD Board of Education Seat Determined by Roll of Dice
Doyon Kim, Co-Editor-in-Chief • December 18, 2020
Claire Seo, sophomore, donates cans to her designated class box in front of the BOHS office. The sophomore class collected a total of 1,500 cans, the most out of all the classes.
A 'Can'did Competition For Families in Need
Ellen Kim, News Editor • December 12, 2020
The Text-a-Tip number -- (401) 542-2287 (CATS) -- was implemented to give students a way to quickly and anonymously report issues they experience or confront on campus.
Text-a-Tip provides anonymous means to report bullying, suspicious activities
Melissa Perez, Opinion Co-Editor • November 23, 2020
Voting rights and delivery driver props pass in California
Voting rights and delivery driver props pass in California
Ellen Kim and Melissa Perez • November 23, 2020
Dr. Joshua Porter, principal, and executive members of National Honor Society, say the NHS pledge to conclude the Nov. 11 induction ceremony. Due to COVID-19, the event was held virtually to introduce new NHS members and the executive board.
National Honor Society Welcomes 46 New Members
Doyon Kim, Co-Editor-in-Chief • November 12, 2020
Joseph R. Biden, Jr. was elected 46th president of the United States of America on Nov. 7. The president-elect said in his victory speech, "I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but unify, who doesn’t see red states and blue states, but only sees the United States.” He emphasized his goal to unify and to “rebuild the soul of America.”
Biden elected 46th president; pledges to unify U.S.
Doyon Kim, Co-Editor-in-Chief • November 8, 2020
Math teacher Jennifer Collier
Blue Ridge Fire forces evacuations
Jared Corona and Doyon Kim • October 30, 2020
As Brea is getting ready for Halloween, a jack-o-lantern is projected on top of Sky Lounge in Downtown Brea. Although Brea has scaled back its city events, Halloween decorations abound throughout the city.
Halloween 2020: Is trick-or-treating out of the question? 
Ellen Kim, News Editor • October 29, 2020
A Brea resident deposits their early voting ballot into an official ballot drop box in Brea on Oct. 25. On the ballot is Proposition 18 which, if passed, will allow 17-year olds to vote in election years.
Proposition 18 would grant 17-year olds the right to vote
Melissa Perez, Opinion Co-Editor • October 28, 2020
Sean Cronin, freshman, waits for an Overwatch match to start on Oct. 21. BOHS eSports ultimately lost to Cypress High School, 2 - 0, and fell to 2-1 overall on the season.
eSports begins '20 campaign with 2-1 record
Jared Corona, Staff Writer • October 26, 2020
Cardboard trifold shields sit atop a row of tables in a science classroom in preparation for the return of students for hybrid learning on Oct. 19.
Hybrid is here: BOHS to re-open to students on Monday
Doyon Kim, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 15, 2020
Colleges and universities across the U.S., including the University of California system, are not requiring 2021 applicants to submit ACT or SAT scores for admission. Students like junior Clara Lee (pictured), can focus on extracurriculars and other components of the applications, instead of studying for the exams.
SAT, ACT no longer required for UCs: What this means for Wildcat seniors
Ellen Kim, News Editor • October 14, 2020
Doug Green, chief visionary officer of Feed Brea, addresses Pop-Up Pantry volunteers before the start of the event on Oct. 3.
Feed Brea extends popular Pop-Up event through October
Vanessa Jo, Staff Writer • October 11, 2020
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