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Mattingly Germack, Copy Editor

Mattingly Germack is a senior at Burlingame High School and copy editor for the Burlingame B. He is the oldest of three siblings. Outside of school, he plays football, likes reading, writing and watching TV. He wants to work in Journalism as a career, so he hopes this class will help him accomplish this goal.

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Seniors Sean Richardson (#5) and Jacob Yamagishi (#12) run a play during Burlingame’s 54-62 loss on Wednesday, Jan. 12 to Aragon High School in their season’s first league game.

[Photo] Sports guidelines change in response to Omicron surge

January 19, 2022
Yogurtland was a dessert staple for many Burlingame students, as it resided below a popular gathering spot on the building’s roof.

Burlingame’s Yogurtland location closes its doors

January 15, 2022
You be the judge; was Janosky 18 inches from the curb?

Instagram account features worst of Burlingame’s parking follies

December 16, 2021
In front of a packed student section, senior forward Carson Robenalt puts up a jumper in the team’s game against Los Altos High School.

Boys’ basketball finishes second in Burlingame Lions Club Tournament

December 13, 2021
Senior David Hu passes out TPUSA posters at the club’s table from the Club Fair.

[Photo] Administration suspends conservative activist club Turning Point USA

November 3, 2021
Cabinet members Lexie Levitt, Cindy Wu, Carly Peters and Natalie Gyde (left to right) confer ahead of the second student council meeting on Oct. 5.

Freshman class cabinet embraces new leadership roles

October 17, 2021
Ms. Johnson’s seventh period environmental science class wished her farewell on Thursday with a variety of thank you signs.

Longtime Burlingame science teacher Ms. Johnson moving on from teaching

May 21, 2021
Sophomore Natalie Sullivan (#9) sets up for what would be her second of three goals on Friday.

Burlingame water polo picks up their first wins of the season

April 26, 2021
SMUHSD swim teams swam in separate pools for meets, which took away from the competition for some swimmers.

Burlingame swim team wraps up a unique and unforgettable season

March 28, 2021
The spaciousness and popularity of Burlingame Avenue make it ideal for a pedestrian street.

It’s time to make Burlingame Avenue a pedestrian street again

March 3, 2021
Due to the pandemic, the speakers gave their presentations over Zoom, rather than their usual in-person presentations.

Holocaust survivors share powerful life stories with sophomores

March 1, 2021
Junior Lodo Platerink swims onward during his freestyle laps at practice.

Burlingame swim team dives into COVID-19-adjusted season

February 13, 2021
Despite Burlingame High School remaining closed due to state regulations, many students have egregiously broken COVID protocols put in place by the county.

Why do so many students break COVID-19 protocols?

February 1, 2021
Manal Atallah (pictured) and Vicki Ottoboni (not pictured) have taken on the task of running the cafeteria by themselves.

Cafeteria workers adapt to the challenges of the pandemic

December 15, 2020
A sign at San Carlos Library’s voting center prompts voters to drop their ballots in the correct box.

Proposition 18 would allow 17-year-olds to vote in some elections

November 2, 2020
Voter turnout in San Mateo County is expected to lead California, with 90% of registered voters planning to vote.

Students to participate in election process

October 29, 2020
Jeff Cole adds years of teaching experience to the Burlingame High School Science Department.

Jeff Cole, Burlingame’s newest science teacher

October 19, 2020
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