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From Bellarmine College Prep to the MLB and the KBO. A successful professional baseball career for Eric Thames! by Matthew Suh ’24 SAN JOSE, CA — “The day has finally come! In the year of our lord, twenty, twenty-three…HE GONE!” These are the words from MLB slugger and former Bellarmine College Prep Baseball player Eric…
With the Lunar New Year now ahead of us, four of the Asian-American affinity groups here at Bellarmine, Vietnamese Student Union (VSA), Chinese Culture Community (CCC), Taiwanese Student Union (TSU), and Korean Student Association (KSA) came together to host a Lunar New Year celebration last Friday in the SLC, inviting students from a multitude of…
by Jeffrey Mu ’24 The United States has gotten more diverse over the last ten years. According to the Census Bureau, since 2020, the diversity index for just the state of California has reached an all time high at 69.7%, and it has only risen since then. This data can mean a few things. First,…
by Wyatt Bose ’23 Yes, THAT JUST HAPPENED. But does it change anything? After he broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s scoring record Tuesday night, LeBron James took his typical passive-aggressive approach to his postgame interview on TNT. When asked whether breaking the record solidifies his case as the greatest player of all time, LeBron said initially, “I’m…
by Ani Janakiraman ’26 and Caleb Kim ’26 Speech and Debate is one of Bellarmine’s most popular and large co-curriculars. On January 21, the team participated in the last league tournament of the season: CFL Super Debate 2. Bellarmine entered in three events: Policy, Lincoln Douglas, and Public Forum. Everyone debated four rounds, and Bellarmine…
by Jake Kwon ’26 With the first semester behind us and the next school year swiftly approaching, many students are focused on selecting the classes that they will take next year, through the Bellarmine Online Course Request. With time, it is inevitable that new classes will be arriving to Bellarmine year after year, and it…
by Jake Kwon ’26 Several weeks ago, six Asian-American Affinity groups gathered to host a Thanksgiving Potluck in the Lokey patio. However, this wasn’t your typical fare of Thanksgiving food, as the tables were covered with a wide array of sweets and other mouth-watering dishes, ready to be devoured by eager guests. Some of these…
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