By: BHS Staff Profiles April 21, 2023 Chosen for the first Senior Publications Spotlight is Morgan Blechschmid. She has been a student in the Brooklyn City School District for 13 years, dating back to preschool. Some of her hobbies include hanging out with her dog, Myla, and spending time with her family and friends. OneContinue reading “Senior Publications Spotlight #1: Morgan Blechschmid”
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The NBA Playoffs
By: BHS Sports Staff April 20, 2023 The NBA Playoffs have arrived, and basketball fans are excited for what this year’s playoffs have in store. The postseason began last Saturday and is currently in progress. You can see the full playoff standings here on the NBA’s Main Website. There have been some entertaining games inContinue reading “The NBA Playoffs”
Cedar Point Opening Day
By: BHS Features Staff April 19, 2023 One of the most popular, thrilling, and fun attractions, Cedar Point is excited to welcome its guests once again. America’s Roller Coaster Capital of the World is set to open on May 6, a little under three weeks from now. With its grand opening comes new features. ForContinue reading “Cedar Point Opening Day”
Europe Trip & More
By: BHS News Staff April 18, 2023 Welcome back, Hurricanes! We hope that you all had a wonderful and memorable Spring break and that you are ready for the final stretch. Over break, some of our BHS students from grades 10-12 went on a school trip to Europe, specifically France and Italy. Our students andContinue reading “Europe Trip & More”
Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Hennings
*Cleaner* By: BHS Staff Profiles April 7, 2023 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Mrs. Cindy Hennings. Mrs. Hennings started as a playground monitor at Roadoan (former 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade school). After, she started her cleaning job here in Brooklyn back in the early 2000s. She has been a cleaner in BrooklynContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Hennings “
Huskies Dominate
By: BHS Sports Staff April 6, 2023 March Madness is officially over, and our brackets were absolute garbage. The mental pain of losing will carry over until next year’s tournament, and we will need a better strategy to pick better brackets. One easy correction for next year: NEVER PICK PURDUE! Speaking of losing, 63 teamsContinue reading “Huskies Dominate”
Top 2023 Spring Break Destinations
By: BHS Features Staff April 5, 2023 Spring Break is finally here, and if you are like us, you want to get away, clear your mind, and relax in a destination not titled Brooklyn. So, if you are looking for a place to enjoy this year’s Spring Break, check out these top four destinations ratedContinue reading “Top 2023 Spring Break Destinations”
Winter Sports Banquet
By: BHS News Staff April 4, 2023 Typically, the BHS News Staff produces articles on content related to the Brooklyn City School District that has nothing to do with athletics. However, for this week, we are crossing over to celebrate the many athletic and academic accomplishments of our Winter sports student-athletes. Last Thursday on MarchContinue reading “Winter Sports Banquet”
Staff Spotlight: Dave Scott
*Custodian* By: BHS Staff Profiles March 31, 2023 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Mr. David Scott. Working here as one of the Brooklyn City School District’s custodians, this has been his only job. He has been in this post for 44 years. When Mr. Scott is not working, he can be found spendingContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Dave Scott”
This Has To Be Rigged
By: BHS Sports Staff March 30, 2023 This year’s March Madness was horrendous for people who thought that they had a chance to win their bracket challenge(s), as nobody in the BHS Sports Staff had any prediction correct for the Final Four. Hopefully, our National Championship predictions will be better, which at this point couldContinue reading “This Has To Be Rigged”
Women’s History Month: Chien-Shiung Wu
By: BHS Features Staff March 29, 2023 Chien-Shiung Wu was a Chinese American physicist. During the Manhattan Project, she worked at Columbia University, helping to develop the process for separating uranium metal into U-235 and U-238 isotopes by using gaseous diffusion. She also developed improved Geiger counters for measuring nuclear radiation levels. She is believedContinue reading “Women’s History Month: Chien-Shiung Wu”
What Spring Brings
By: BHS News Staff March 28, 2023 That is a wrap for Sister Act! The cast, crew, and pit put on a great performance, and the play was well-attended all three evenings. The BHS News Staff is proud of the time, energy, and hard work put into making this play. There were also a fewContinue reading “What Spring Brings”
THE RETURN OF THE EYE 