Rob Niemela

May 30, 1997 · School year 1996-1997

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Little skills learned provide future success

By the look of things, another successful year has come and gone at BHS. Yet, how does one measure success? Measuring something of that nature isn't as simple as evaluating statistics or numbers. It is much more...

April 17, 1997 · School year 1996-1997

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American icon taken for granted by young drivers

By Rob Niemela Columnist The automobile could be considered an American icon. More than anything else, it symbolizes our freedom to go wherever we want and do anything we wish. In a car, there are no distractions of...
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A more civic venue for granted by young drivers

Room to maneuver: an opinion column Rob Niemela Columnist The automobile could be considered an American icon. More than anything else, it symbolizes our freedom to go wherever we want and do anything we wish. In a...

March 14, 1997 · School year 1996-1997

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Pros and cons weighed in Simpson cases

For the past two-and-a-half years, the world has been obsessed with the daily life of Orenthal James Simpson. The blame piles up at the feet of the collective media, especially the three Ts (Television, Tabloids and...

February 7, 1997 · School year 1996-1997

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Goosebumps challenge raises controversy

The recent brouhaha over the Goosebumps series of books has really sent many people in over their heads. It was started by a woman named Margaret Byron who has demanded that nine of the books be removed from the...

December 19, 1996 · School year 1996-1997

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Ads replace information

One night while sleeping, I was awakened by some strange noises. I looked up to see a multitude of people at the foot of my bed, a rather sorry looking bunch. As it turned out, they were book reviewers without any...

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