Monthly Archives: March 2018
Chocolate Pizza: Disaster or Blessing?
For those of you who rage about pineapple on pizza, here is something that you would be utterly shocked about: chocolate on pizza! Yes, it is a thing. Chocolate CAN be on pizza and surprisingly, it is quite good. As … Continue reading
Column: The Substitute Teacher
by Anonymous It’s 1:35 pm, our last lesson on a Thursday afternoon. What happens next is an episode that we could certainly never have dreamed up in our wildest imaginations. For the sake of mystery, I’ll henceforward refer to the … Continue reading
Buddy Bear
by Celine De Rouen First introduced at an artistic event in Berlin, Buddy Bears saw the light in 2001, and have since been an integral part of Berlin’s cityscape. Klaus and Eva Herlitz, the initiators of this ingenious concept, have … Continue reading
The City So Nice They Named It Twice
by Luca Pistor “New York, New York…” For six days between February 27th and March 5th, I travelled with a group of seven other students and two teachers to New York City to engage in exciting debates and lectures at … Continue reading
Who really is Donald Trump?
by Naemi Ditiatkovsky Specifically over the past three years, there has been a wave of controversy concerning Donald Trump. Several criticize this individual for having bewildering ideas and large, bigoted opinions. However, the majority of the so called “critics” of … Continue reading
The Super Blood Blue Moon
by Arnav Singh On January 31st, a very wordy astronomical incident took place over the night sky, known as the “Super Blood Blue Moon”. Moon gazers waiting for the Moon were thrilled to witness this spectacular occurrence, because it did … Continue reading
What an Exhibition!
by Nicolas Heinze Moreno Grade tens are relieved but at the same time reminiscent to have completed their Personal Project with the 20th-21st of February exhibition in the sports hall. The students presented final products to their family, their friends, … Continue reading
“Screenagers” Review
by Isabelle White Have you ever wondered how many kilometers you have scrolled on a screen in your lifetime? The average is around 8 kilometres per year. On the 8th of February, BBIS hosted a screening of the documentary … Continue reading
The Paw Print 