The Lookout November Newsletter
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Our November Articles
Meet Mrs. Weller-Fahy, Bedford High’s New Librarian
By Ayah Rizk, 2028
The Bedford Lookout recently interviewed Bedford High School’s newest hirees, Mrs. Weller-Fahy, the new Librarian. Read on to find out more about her!
Fall Athlete Spotlights – Addi Poulter & Zadie Buckley
By: Taevy Malone, 2028
Senior Addi Poulter is a star captain of the BHS Cross country team, finishing up her last high school season after placing at divisionals and individually qualifying for the all-state meet this year at Devens. She has been running cross country for the past 6 years along with track for 3, constantly bringing a positive energy to the course as she showcases her reliability and talent as an athlete. The Lookout reached out to ask a few questions in honor of her accomplishments this year.
An Uncertain Peace: Update on Situation in Gaza
By: Ayah Rizk, 2027 and Jana Safieddine, 2027
The war in Gaza has been ongoing since October 7, 2023, however the initial conflict started in 1948. Unfortunately the situation has not improved, but we have a few updates to address.
From the Recipe Book: New November Desserts
By: Eleanor Chao, 2029
Two of my favorite fall dessert recipes are Ginger Cookies and Carmel Apple Crisp! They work from September all the way through winter, but aren’t tied to one specific holiday, and make a nice treat. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
“The Life of a Showgirl” Falls Flat
by Georgia Foley, 2028
Less than a year after finishing the highest grossing tour of all time, Taylor Swift released the most disappointing album of her career. Although some may enjoy this AI-sounding album, many of her biggest fans are struggling to defend her 12th album, The Life of a Showgirl.
Fall 2025 Recap ~ Gossip Girl Edition
By Mahi Busa & Aurora Miano, 2027
Spotted: the first leaves turning and pumpkin spice taking over everyone’s feed.. you know what that means. (!!)
Hey Upper BHS Siders, fall is officially in the air, and we’re here to report all the cozy trends worth obsessing over. From lattes to layering, here’s your ultimate guide to living in the ideal Massachusetts autumn.
A Blue Wave in the 2025 Off Year Elections
By: Daisy Bhatt, 2028, Charlotte Quinn, 2028, and Ilse Franklin, 2028
The off year elections of November 4, 2025 were huge wins for Democratic candidates, with many seeing them as a response to Republican failure to make life affordable. Our writers profiled the policies of the three most prominent winners, Zohran Mamdani, Abigail Spamberger, and Mickie Sherill, below.
"The Summer I Turned Pretty" Gets a Bit Ugly
By Ayah Rizk and Aanya Jain, 2027
*Caution: There are spoilers of the show below*
The Summer I Turned Pretty was originally a book that was readapted into a TV show, airing on Prime Video. The series is about Isabel Conklin, who goes by Belly, at Cousins beach with her own family and the family of her mother’s best friend, the Fishers.
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The Playlist
Home by Cavetown
Bittersweet by Madison Beer
Tit for Tat by Tate McRae
Where is My Husband by Raye
Line Without a Hook by Ricky Montgomery
Westcoast by Lana del Ray
Wild Horses by The Rolling Stones
Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz
Oceans by The Format