By: BHS Sports Staff February 13, 2025 On Monday, the hockey team hosted their first round playoff contest against the Cleveland Heights Tigers. The Hurricanes came in as the #16 seed, while the Tigers came in as the #17 seed. In the regular season, Brooklyn won one game and tied the other three against theContinue reading “Tigers End the Hurricanes’ Season”
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Jolly Ol’ Saint…Valentine?
By: BHS Features Staff February 12, 2025 Valentine’s Day is perfect for giving mediocre chocolates and flowers to someone you love or care about, but who or what started this annual tradition? Valentine’s Day is named after Saint Valentine, but most of this day’s history is unknown. What we do know is that February hasContinue reading “Jolly Ol’ Saint…Valentine?”
Feel the Love
By: BHS News Staff February 11, 2025 A short week in the present and a short week ahead, combined with a long weekend, makes for great news, especially when Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Speaking of Valentine’s Day coming up this Friday, love is in the air, so let us gear up forContinue reading “Feel the Love”
Senior Spotlight: Ayvah Chin
By: BHS Staff Profiles February 7, 2025 Chosen for this week’s senior spotlight is Ayvah Chin. She is a well-rounded student with big future goals. Using three words, she describes herself as funny, smart, and loud. In her free time, she likes to scroll on Tiktok. A fun fact about her is that she isContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Ayvah Chin”
Skating Off On Senior Night
By: BHS Sports Staff February 6, 2025 Even in a down season, senior night can be an emotional rollercoaster for athletes and their families, and the best way to celebrate this occasion is with a victory. Last Thursday, the hockey team had their senior night as they faced off against the Twinsburg Tigers. The HurricanesContinue reading “Skating Off On Senior Night”
The Impact of Woodson
By: BHS Features Staff February 5, 2025 We are five days into February, which means we are also five days into Black History Month. Therefore, we decided to explore the origins of Black History Month instead of writing an article about important individuals. Black History Month started in 1915 in Chicago, Illinois. Carter G. Woodson,Continue reading “The Impact of Woodson”
Six More Weeks of Winter?
By: BHS News Staff February 4, 2025 According to Punxsutawney Phil (the uneducated vermin), Winter will last an additional six more weeks. Maybe another snow or cold day is on the horizon? What do you say, Dr. Caleris? Since we are now officially in the month of February, let’s get you caught up with theContinue reading “Six More Weeks of Winter?”
Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Mickey
*High School Cleaner* By: BHS Staff Profiles January 31, 2025 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Mrs. Pam Mickey. Mrs. Mickey has been working in the BCSD for one year. Before coming here, she worked as an accountant, but she chose to work here because this environment is better with her kids attending schoolContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Mickey”
Cleveland State Hoops
By: BHS Sports Staff January 30, 2025 With conference tournaments and March Madness coming soon, could the Cleveland State Vikings make it to the Big Dance? Currently, the Vikings lead the Horizon League with a record of 16-6 (10-1 in the conference) and hold a 12-game winning streak. Today’s focus is our hometown Vikings andContinue reading “Cleveland State Hoops”
Heritage of the Hurricanes
By: BHS Features Staff January 29, 2025 Heritage is important for many reasons because it shapes who we are, and it is a part of who we are. It shows people what we value and can also bring people and families together. Most importantly, it provides clues about our past and shows how our societyContinue reading “Heritage of the Hurricanes”
Heritage Week is Here
By: BHS News Staff January 28, 2025 Welcome to the final week of January. What is a better way to end this cold and frigid month than with a cultural, Heritage Spirit Week? Yesterday, students were welcomed into the building with many culturally-themed hallway decorations, some consisting of flags from Australia, Asia, and other countries.Continue reading “Heritage Week is Here”
Senior Spotlight: Jadyn DeLuca
By: BHS Staff Profiles January 24, 2025 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Jadyn DeLuca. After graduation, Jadyn plans to attend The University of Akron for a four-year degree in Nursing. Then, he wants to become a Flight Nurse for his career. Some hobbies that Jadyn likes to do in his free time areContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Jadyn DeLuca “
