By: Camille Samilton September 16, 2026 Participating in a one-sided match requires more than just moving the same tired pawn. In chess, sometimes you need to reset the pieces by rearranging them across the board to find the strategy needed to win. In last week’s article, I discussed four important pieces of the game thatContinue reading “More Than Pawns When Cameras Stop “
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Rio de Brooklyn
By: BHS News Staff September 15, 2026 Welcome to Volume 2 of the 2026-2027 news. This article will be focused on Homecoming and all of the festivities that make up this annual tradition. This year’s Homecoming theme is Rio at Sunset. It was picked over the Summer, so there is no doubt that this willContinue reading “Rio de Brooklyn “
Senior Spotlight: Madelyn Barrow
By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff September 14, 2026 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Madelyn Barrow. Maddie describes herself as kind, social, and productive. She has been at Brooklyn High School for four years and works as a manager at Firehouse Subs. In her free time, she enjoys drawing and driving around with herContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Madelyn Barrow”
Staff Spotlight: Mr. Capacetti
*Brooklyn High School Principal* By: Grace Paul September 11, 2026 Chosen for this year’s first Staff Spotlight is Mr. Jean Capacetti, first-year principal at Brooklyn High School. Mr. Capacetti previously was the principal of Northwood Middle School in the Elyria City Schools, and before that an assistant principal at Midview Local Schools. Something interesting aboutContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Mr. Capacetti”
Not Too Far Away
By: BHS Sports Staff September 10, 2026 Finally, sports is back! As the Fall teams are now in full swing, success in football, soccer, and volleyball has been difficult to come by to this point; however, small victories can do wonders when it comes to confidence and growth. The beginning of this season has beenContinue reading “Not Too Far Away “
Included Only When the Cameras Roll
By: BHS Features Staff September 9, 2026 Here at The Return of the Eye, the Features Staff writes on a wide range of topics that are non-Brooklyn-related. These topics can vary from local, state, and national entertainment pieces to those that are geared towards informing our dedicated readers on important matters. Speaking of important matters,Continue reading “Included Only When the Cameras Roll”
News-ly Under Construction
By: BHS News Staff September 8, 2026 New, new, new! New administration, new lockers, new rooms, and new classes are here, all at once. Welcome to the 2026-2027 school year, which has started off with a lot of humidity (and with many complaints regarding the state-wide phone ban). Beginning in early May of last Spring,Continue reading “News-ly Under Construction”
Senior Spotlight: Braelyn Gardner
By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff September 7, 2026 Brooklyn, we are back and better than ever! The staff at The Return of the Eye hopes that everyone’s Summer went well and that Hurricane Nation is ready for a successful 2026-2027 school year. Now, it’s time for the weekly Senior Spotlight. Chosen for this year’s firstContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Braelyn Gardner”
“School’s Out”
By: The Return of the Eye June 1, 2026 You are probably wondering why the title of this final article is in quotes. The answer is simple, just ask Alice Cooper with his great hit, “School’s Out”. After 10 months of learning, social interaction, testing, personal growth, successes/failures, and bipolar weather patterns, the time hasContinue reading ““School’s Out””
Rapid Fire: Ms. Velez
*Spanish Teacher* By: BHS Staff Profiles May 29, 2026 Q: Tropical or Forest? A: “Tropical.” Q: Favorite graduating class that you have taught? A: “2024.” Q: What is the best way to maintain your Spanish? A: “Finding a Spanish speaker to talk with.” Q: Speak all languages or play all instruments? A: “Speak all languages.” Continue reading “Rapid Fire: Ms. Velez “
So Close Yet So Far Away
By: BHS Sports Staff May 28, 2026 For the first time since 2018, our beloved Cleveland Cavaliers earned a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals. Vibes were high, and fans had reserved-optimism. However, after a four-game sweep courtesy of the New York Knicks, the Cavs have many questions to answer during this offseason as toContinue reading “So Close Yet So Far Away”
Wingin’ It
By: BHS Features Staff May 27, 2026 With an entire year featuring movies, fashion, local restaurants, and fun-filled attractions, we are ending on a “wing”. What is a Summer party without chicken wings? Chicken is beloved by many, so this entire article will feature the top options for crispy, delicious, and flavorful poultry. With overContinue reading “Wingin’ It”
