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November Issue 2021
November 9, 2021
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Over the past weekend, Burlingame installed new bi

Over the past weekend, Burlingame installed new bike racks next to the gym for students. These racks are not standard institutional double-sided racks, they are single-slot racks, which Burlingame has only had limited supply of before. The bike racks will provide more capacity for student bikes and make the bike rack area significantly more organized.

(Photos: Alex Kelly)

As part of Burlingame's United Against Hate Week,

As part of Burlingame's United Against Hate Week, the Burlingame Public Library hosted a poetry slam on Saturday, Nov. 20. Students in grades 5-12 wrote poems centered around social justice at the open mic. The event featured San Mateo County Poet Laureate Aileen Cassinetto who performed her original poem “There are no kings in America.”

(Photos and reporting: D. Burnosova)

Students in Action club members gathered on the fr

Students in Action club members gathered on the front steps of the A-Building during lunch on Wednesday, Nov. 17, to work on creating a physical calendar for 2022 as a fundraiser for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). The calendars will be dog-themed and cost $30, with all the profits going directly to the SPCA.

The club also recognizes community service and conducts the annual Jefferson Awards to identify students who have made an impact on and off campus.

“Even if you’re not a part of the club, we’re still trying to recognize people for their service,” club co-president and senior Sanjana Rayala said.

(Photos and Reporting: A. Inegol)

As COVID-19 restrictions relax, the Burlingame the

As COVID-19 restrictions relax, the Burlingame theater community returned to a sense of normalcy with three performances of “Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic” on Nov. 12, 13 and 14. Drama teacher and director Cindy Skelton is thrilled to be done with virtual performances through Zoom. “It's just so much more important to be here together, creating theater together in this live space,” Skelton said. The play follows students Wayne, Oliver and Megan as they navigate seven years at wizard school, with lots of twists and turns along the way. The remaining plays take place on Nov. 19, 20 and 21.

(Photos courtesy of Cindy Skelton)

After Burlingame’s successful regular season (8-

After Burlingame’s successful regular season (8-2), Burlingame was ranked as the No. 8 seed in the Central Coast Section (CCS) Division II playoffs. The Panthers played in the CCS quarterfinals against No. 1 seed San Benito High School on Friday, Nov. 12 and lost 31-28 in overtime. (Photos: M. Germack)

On Mondays, the Youth Equipment Sharing (YES) Club

On Mondays, the Youth Equipment Sharing (YES) Club meets in A103 with the mission of donating gently used sports equipment to children and communities in need. On Nov. 15, the club discussed their holiday fundraising drive, planned for last winter, that they postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, they hosted a GoFundMe where they collected money and donated it to communities in need that purchased equipment themselves. This year, from Dec. 1-15, the YES Club is hosting a holiday drive to collect gently used soccer equipment.

“We’re planning to place a bin on the BHS campus for students and staff to donate the equipment that they no longer use, which can support other communities who can’t afford them,” YES Club president and junior Theo Au Young said.

(Photos and Reporting: A. Nolan)

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November Issue 2021

November Issue 2021

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Burlingame senior hosts environmental workshops targeting food and textile waste

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Cross country wraps up season at CCS

Cross country wraps up season at CCS

November 23, 2021

Capping off a winning season: Girls’ volleyball wins CCS

Capping off a winning season: Girls’ volleyball wins CCS

November 22, 2021

Burlingame beats San Mateo in Little Big Game

Burlingame beats San Mateo in Little Big Game

November 14, 2021

Homecoming: a week of Panther pride

Homecoming: a week of Panther pride

November 13, 2021

Students suffer without power because of storm

Students suffer without power because of storm

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