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Wrestling Tri-Meets

By: Ella Fowler, Serena Barile, and Delaney David January 24, 2020 Last Thursday and Friday, the wrestling team participated in two tri-meets; Thursday’s tri-meet was at Beachwood, and Friday’s meet was at Hawken. This season has been very eventful as they have participated in many tournaments such as Cobos Insurance Classic, North Coast Classic,Continue reading “Wrestling Tri-Meets”

Staff Profile: Mr. Abramovic

By: Haley Schaldach *Science/Math/AVID Teacher* Why did you decide to be a teacher? “Originally, I was an accounting major, but I was not happy. I decided I wanted to explore other options. I shadowed as a teacher for a week while in college and taught a couple of lessons. I really enjoyed working with theContinue reading “Staff Profile: Mr. Abramovic”

The Stress Students Face In The Education System

By: Daylun Armstrong, Valery Warner, and Jaden Majewski January 27, 2020 In today’s world, stress, depression, and anxiety are the leading, negative factors for high school students. We surveyed a number of Brooklyn High School students about the pressures and stresses of school. The main, recurring issues these students were identifying with were the excessContinue reading “The Stress Students Face In The Education System”

SPOTLIGHT OPENING AT THE SCULPTURE CENTER

By: Izabella Hotz and Destiny Cannon January 27, 2020 On Friday, January 24, the Sculpture Center opened two new galleries, featuring artists Nate Riccuto and Lisa Walcott. Their collections are named Sitting Flesh (Riccuto) and Sink in (Walcott). The reception included drinks and snacks, along with a relaxed atmosphere and other artwork. At theirContinue reading “SPOTLIGHT OPENING AT THE SCULPTURE CENTER”

A Hard Loss for the Hurricanes

By: Morghan Blechschmid, Jonathan Drake, and Lexi Jenkins January 23, 2020 Coming off of a win against Stow in their previous game, the hockey team was looking to carry momentum into their match against Lakewood. Unfortunately, the momentum was short-lived. The Canes started Jason Edmonds, Aaron Wrost, Jacob Peña, Colin Pope, Ian Krall, and DerekContinue reading “A Hard Loss for the Hurricanes”

Staff Profile: Mr. Sullivan

By: Jaden Majewski *Music and Band Teacher* *Why did you decide to become a teacher? “My parents were both music teachers. My dad was a band director, and my mom was also into music. They both went to the same college; that’s where they met. It’s kind of like destiny. I grew up with it,Continue reading “Staff Profile: Mr. Sullivan”

Blood Drive Results

By: Savannah David, Alaysia Curry, and Haley Schaldach January 24, 2020 On January 21, Brooklyn High School hosted the first blood drive of the new year. Those who were 16 years or older were able to donate blood for many, great causes. Around 40 people signed up but only 26 were able to donate. However,Continue reading “Blood Drive Results”

Are You Brr-ave Enough to Take the Plunge?

By: Delaney David, Serena Barile, and Ella Fowler January 24, 2020 The Cleveland Polar Plunge will take place on Saturday, February 29, at Edgewater Beach to help raise money for the Special Olympics. Intervention Specialist Mr. Hans, who is in charge of the event, stated, “This event is important to me because it helps supportContinue reading “Are You Brr-ave Enough to Take the Plunge?”

Not A Good Night

By: Anayah Flowers, Jessica Strimpel, and Normeze Rivera January 22, 2020 The varsity girls basketball team played the Independence Blue Devils on Wednesday, and unfortunately, the Lady Canes were defeated by a score of 80-34. The Canes went into this game with optimism and prepared to play their best. From the very beginning, however, the BlueContinue reading “Not A Good Night”

JV Canes Run Out of Time

By: Danielle Shehee, Gino Pallotta, and Ariana Rojak January 21, 2020 The junior varsity basketball team played an intense game against Cuyahoga Heights, losing 45-29. Starters were Raymeir Cogburn (freshman), Ryan Cutright (junior), Gogo Simitcievski (freshman), Alex Chiclana (freshman), and Anthony Starr (freshman). They played a tough first quarter and only trailed by four points,Continue reading “JV Canes Run Out of Time”

ART OPENING AT THE 2020 WEST SCHAAF GALLERY

By: Izabella Hotz and Destiny Cannon January 18, 2020 The opening night for the 2020 West Schaaf Gallery, owned by Mike Gutierrez (the artist and art lover), was a major success. He has many paintings of his own, but he also displays and sells art of many other local artists like Celeste Stauber and EileenContinue reading “ART OPENING AT THE 2020 WEST SCHAAF GALLERY”

Hurricanes Sweep Stow off the Ice

By: Morghan Blechschmid, Jonathan Drake, and Lexi Jenkins January 16, 2020 The hockey team’s last match on January 9 didn’t go as smoothly as they would have liked, losing to the Orange Lions, 7-2. However, they made up for that loss in their game this past Thursday night when the Stow Bulldogs came to town.Continue reading “Hurricanes Sweep Stow off the Ice”