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E-Learning Tips for Success
Hannah Kennedy, Staff Writer
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Students Making Masks to Protect You
Elizabeth Casey, Staff Writer
Three students have taken the initiative to start their own business making and selling homemade masks to help protect people from spreading and contracting the coronavirus during these unusual times. Sophia Denayer, Tina Mai, and Alex Axtell started a small business called “Sisters who Sew,” creating...
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College Deadlines and What To Do
Evelyn Rude, Staff Writer
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Breaking News
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Alice Vaughan, Announcements Director
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New Year, New Ways, New Bulldogs
Nusaiba Mahmud, Editor-in-Chief
For the first time in the history of SBHS, students and teachers will be conversing through screens in their homes instead of classrooms, while it isn't considered ideal, all of the new members of SB are excited to be helping their students grow. As Stone Bridge enters its 21st year, more than 30...
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Recent Stories

Seasonal Drinks Make a Comeback
October 21, 2020
Ricci Talbot, Staff Writer
It’s that time of year again when the leaves change colors, here are a few places to discover drinks that you just might fall in love with. The first few drinks...
What Does Amy Coney Barrett Stand For?
October 21, 2020
Elizabeth Casey, Staff Writer
Top 5 Halloween Costumes
October 13, 2020
Holland Quinn, Staff Writer
2020 Quarantine Fall Bucket List
October 13, 2020
Ricci Talbot, Staff Writer
Top 5 Halloween Movies
October 13, 2020
Patrick Devine, Staff Writer
2020 Wildfires
October 7, 2020
Ben Nichols, Bulldog Media President
Students turn to Blue Light Glasses with Distance Learning
October 1, 2020
Tina Mai, Head of Social Media
Since the start of distance learning, it caused many students to have headaches, migraines, and difficulty focusing -- but with the investment into blue light glasses, it...
New Beginnings and a New Community
September 30, 2020
Holland Quinn, Staff Writer
As a new year begins, new staff members join and are excited to help the students learn and grow as SB adjusts to distanced online learning. One of the few...
Death of a Supreme Court Justice and What Happens Next
September 30, 2020
Alice Vaughan, Announcements Director
The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sep 18 doesn’t just mean the loss of a great and inspirational woman, it also marks the start of significant political change...
Student Workers Amidst Covid
September 30, 2020
Ricci Talbot, Staff Writer
Covid-19 has made job hunting for students much harder, but some have found creative ways to make money and have been hired over quarantine. Companies have had...

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Seasonal Drinks Make a Comeback

Ricci Talbot, Staff Writer

October 21, 2020

It’s that time of year again when the leaves change colors, here are a few places to discover drinks that you just might fall in love with. The first few drinks...

Top 5 Halloween Costumes

Holland Quinn, Staff Writer

October 13, 2020

2020 Quarantine Fall Bucket List

October 13, 2020

Top 5 Halloween Movies

October 13, 2020

Mulan Premieres to Controversy

September 30, 2020

With another classic Disney movie, “Mulan,” made into a live-action version, sales look good. However, the lead actor’s stances...

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Sports

Cross Country Season Starts Strong

Kelly Byars, Staff Writer

October 15, 2019

The cross country team is starting this season off strong with the girls and boys varsity team placing 3rd in the Pole Green Invitational on Sept. 2. The girls...

Color Guard Blasts Into the New Season

Holland Quinn, Staff Writer

October 15, 2019

The Color Guard is preparing for many competitions and football games this year. They perform at every football halftime with the marching band as the visual aspect. “Color...

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Opinions

Vapes Are Dangerous, and This Is What We Should Do

Tanuj Sistla, Staff Writer

October 15, 2019

With the recent increase in the frequency of vape-related illnesses, it’s clear that vapes are more dangerous and harmful than people seem to realize. It’s time to change...

Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen Dragged on For Too Long

Sravani Sunkara, Editor-In-Chief

March 7, 2019

The long-standing animosity between the Sunni and Shia sects of Islam has persisted over thousands of years. In Yemen, this has manifested in an especially violent way. A...

Should the Government Fund Planned Parenthood?

March 7, 2019

Planned Parenthood has been controversial since its inception. It was founded by Margaret Sanger in 1916 as the first birth...

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Students turn to Blue Light Glasses with Distance Learning
October 1, 2020
Tina Mai, Head of Social Media
Since the start of distance learning, it caused many students to have headaches, migraines, and difficulty focusing -- but with the investment into blue light glasses, it...
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New Beginnings and a New Community
September 30, 2020
Holland Quinn, Staff Writer
As a new year begins, new staff members join and are excited to help the students learn and grow as SB adjusts to distanced online learning. One of the few...
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Student Workers Amidst Covid
September 30, 2020
Ricci Talbot, Staff Writer
Covid-19 has made job hunting for students much harder, but some have found creative ways to make money and have been hired over quarantine. Companies have had...
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Desks for Distance: Student Gives Back
September 16, 2020
Hannah Kennedy, Staff Writer
Merging his skills in woodworking with a passion for his community, Woodgrove junior Colby Samide has stepped up to help students in need during distance learning. Online...
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Bulldog Productions Travel Back to Ancient Greece in Metamorphosis.
December 3, 2019
Anna Ortiz, Sarah Eid, Crista Bardales Hernandez, Staff Writers
Transport into the world of Ancient Greece, and follow the ancient gods and goddesses on November 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, and December 5th. 6th, and 7th, in the auditorium. Based...