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What's On Your iPod?: Fast-paced techno music gives Ms. Addison the motivation to educate her students.

Many people have heard the song “I Like to Move It,” by Crazy Frog, and this song’s techno version, according to Addison, accurately describes her. Inspiration, on the other hand, can come from anywhe

Straight From the Apparatus: The Red Jump Suit Apparatus released their album Don’t You Fake It

There are many ideas that come to mind when thinking about how the The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus got their name. Red, symbolic of love or blood; jumpsuit, outfitting prison inmates or those who enjoy jum

Extras: Just Another "Extra" On The Bookshelf: Dragging on and on, Extras simply doesn't hold up the series.

A futuristic novel, Extras, the fourth and perhaps final book of the “Uglies,” makes another statement about the definite flaws of our failing modern society. The first novel of the series treaded on

Shady Success at the Cost of Others: Does hard work really pay off?

For those students who are concerned with going to college, the stress continues to increase. The standards are being raised annually, making it even harder to get into the college of choice. It seems

Tru Blu: Commitment : Marc Austria commits to continual self-improvement and personal integrity.

The Beckman Patriot Marching Band struts down the parade route, marching nine tubas across and boasting 130 members. Left, right, left, right. Leading in front is Drum Major Marc Austria, a junior at

Patriots Exemplify Greatness: Several Beckman students win recognition for their accomplishments

There are so many talented seniors at Beckman High School who shine above others and make their mark. Kevin Krause, Darcy Kawamoto, and Sarah Louvier, the class of 2008, are prime examples of what it

The King and Queen Have Arrived : As Rick Fenton and Darcy Kawamoto are announced as Homecoming King and Queen, they reveal how they feel about the honor and why they deserved it.

With Aerosmith’s, "I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing" playing in the background and bright fireworks soaring into the sky, Darcy Kawamoto and Rick Fenton dance together under the clock tower as Beckman’s f

Tip-off the Basketball Season: The Boys Basketball Program has high expectations for the upcoming season

On Tuesday, November 20, the Boys Basketball program begins its basketball season with scrimmages for each team against the Santa Ana Saints. Beckman’s Boys Basketball Program this year will include,

Post-Homecoming