THE RETURN OF THE EYE

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, the band wing and the auditorium were torn apart. This construction was expedited once all of the high school windows were replaced. Multiple other building projects started over the Summer, too, so let’s dive into them.

First, the science wing is currently being gutted and renovated with Mr. Roegiers and Mrs. Chrzan both getting brand new rooms with updated and modern layouts. When asked when the new rooms will be up and running, Mr. Roegiers said “probably during the second semester”. After these well-needed changes are completed, hopefully the horrendous humidity will be offset by the new air conditioning unit.

Next, the band wing is seeing substantial updates. Specifically, Mr. Sullivan’s and Mrs. Cipriani’s offices are being moved within the new layout. There is also a new ramp that is already installed leading into the band room.

The auditorium’s (soon to be named Performing Arts Center) design includes air conditioning, new theater seats, new ceilings, new lights, and new sound panels. There will also be a new sound and projector system installed, which is the same one that Ohio State University utilizes. The Performing Arts Center will officially be completed by March 1; however, Dr. Caleris is hosting an open house for the public to walk through and see the finished product on March 20.

Finally, upcoming projects will include the building being repainted, the floors getting redone, a new elevator, and they will be completely redoing the front entrance.

These renovations are sure to make the building more appealing to the eyes, both inside and out. Thank you, Dr. Caleris!

Here is the calendar for September:

September 18: Homecoming Assembly
September 21-25: Safety Week
September 24: Hall of Fame Ceremony
September 25: Senior Luncheon
September 25: Homecoming Pep Rally
September 25: Homecoming Varsity Football vs. Beachwood
September 26: Homecoming Dance

Have an amazing second week of September, fellow Hurricanes. Enjoy the weather while it’s here.

{To stay updated with the Brooklyn City School District, make sure to click here.}

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 first Senior Spotlight is Braelyn Gardner. Braelyn describes himself as strong, funny, and courageous. He has been at Brooklyn High School for two years and works part-time at Culver’s. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball, his favorite and main sport. After graduation, he plans to continue playing basketball while studying Sports Medicine. A fun fact about Braelyn is that one of his biggest accomplishments during high school was receiving a Division II basketball offer.

Q: In what ways do you think you’ve changed since your freshman year?

A: “I’m a lot less shy.”

Q: What is something on your bucket list?

A: “I want to travel the world.”

Q: What is your biggest accomplishment during high school?

A: “I got a D2 offer.”

Q: What class did you enjoy more than you expected?

A: “Latin II at Iggy (St. Ignatius).”

Q: What is the funniest thing that has happened to you at school?

A: “When I broke my foot and had to use crutches, I fell in front of, like, the whole school.”

Q: What is something you’re proud of for overcoming?

A: “I used to be scared of anything that wasn’t home, so I always stayed at home.”

Q: Where do you enjoy traveling?

A: “I love going to Pennsylvania for basketball.”

Q: Out of your entire school career, what teacher has been your biggest inspiration and/or influence?

A: “Mr. Wimbiscus. He was my freshman Modern World History teacher when I went to St. Ignatius.”

Thank you for your participation in this year’s first Senior Spotlight, Braelyn. Good luck with basketball, studying Sports Medicine, and all of the opportunities that await you after graduation.

“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 has finally come for Hurricane Nation to take some needed time off.

Summer brings excitement to all. Some take vacations, some play travel baseball, some catch-up on home improvement projects, and some simply take advantage of not setting the alarm clock. Whatever your plans are, embrace them, make memories, and do not think about school until mid-August.

In this final article of the 2025-2026 academic year, The Return of the Eye’s staff will be sharing what this Summer will look like for them.

Reese Alonso

“This Summer, I am going to babysit a lot. I will also be going on vacation to Boardwalk Village in Celina, Ohio. I am also going to be celebrating my brother graduating high school and moving on into the real world. I will be working on getting my knee back to being normal, too, so I can start back-up in sports and also prepare for my junior year, starting at Polaris. I would like to find a job this Summer, other than babysitting, and go to Cedar Point. I hope I can get my license before my junior year, but I had to take a step back because of my knee. My goal is to get a tan and have a great Summer, overall.”

Adam Chafki

“With my free time in the Summer, I will definitely be working at the school because I’m broke, and I’m tired of looking at people who spend money. I will be training my hardest to be a better basketball player than I already am. I can finally relax about not feeling stressed from people and assignments from school for a while. I want to use the time I have for my job, basketball, and to really think about who I am and what I want. Not to mention, I’ll be playing games, relaxing, and just enjoying time to myself. I do want to go to places like South Carolina and possibly Kalahari. Of course, I need to get prepared for the next school year, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves. My final goal near the end of the Summer is to really reflect on what I’ve accomplished and what I still have left to do.”

Katie Estrella

“This Summer, I am going to be working at the school. I will also be working my regular job at Chick-fil-A. Additionally, I will be training for my junior season of volleyball here at Brooklyn and also preparing for Polaris. I would like to travel and visit new places that I have never been to. I really would like to go to cities such as New York, Chicago, and then go back to Florida to visit my family. I hope to also visit new trails and waterfalls with my friends and have good Summer nights. My final goal is also to get extremely tan. Towards the end of the Summer, I will start preparing for the upcoming school year.”

Gaven McCanelley

“This Summer, I am going to be working on an internship at an auto shop. I will also be working at my job at Grocery Outlet. Additionally, I am going to be doing three sports. I have hockey camps set up as well as a bowling league in addition to practicing my soccer skills with open fields and on my own time, working on ball handles and kick power. My family is also planning to go out to multiple amusement parks since we are a part of the American Coaster Enthusiasts. I will also be hanging out with my best friend Gibran Boukzam and, hopefully, getting my drivers license towards the end of Summer. Plus, a little sleep here and there. Yes, I’m looking forward to the time off from school.”

Caylee Pimentel

“This Summer, I plan on working at the school while also spending time with my friends and family. I am really excited to go to New York and make fun memories there. I would also love to go back to the Dominican Republic because I enjoy being there and spending time with family. Another thing I am excited about is going to Polaris for Medical Professions because I want to learn more about the medical field and prepare for my future. I think it will be a fun and interesting experience for me. I also want to hang out with my friends, go swimming, and try new things. I hope this Summer is full of fun memories and exciting opportunities. Overall, I want to enjoy my break, spend time with the people I care about, and get ready for the new school year.”

Ben Denovchek

“This Summer, I hope to better myself. Getting my license will also be a highlight that hopefully doesn’t end sourly. I’ll continue to play soccer and hockey, finally being able to drive myself to 7:00 in the morning conditioning instead of walking in the dark. I plan to go to more concerts during the Summer, too. While the costs of concerts are rising, I think I’d still find myself spending money for the experience. My close friend (pictured above) also said we could take his jetski out for the Summer, which will definitely be a highlight, even though I have to pay for the gas. I hope I go places I’ve never been before, although no vacation is set in stone as of now. I’m sure something will arise.”

Rayna Hines

“It is truly upsetting knowing this is my last article, as I will not be in this class next year. However, I have plans for after school lets out. This Summer, my mom and I are planning to go to Cedar Point for the first time. She told me she was so excited to finally be able to go and try out the rides. I am also planning on taking my friends with me later on and making sure they do not use all of my money on stupid things. The only thing that I have to worry about this Summer is whether or not I’m going to puke on a rollercoaster. Along with Cedar Point, I’m hoping to go to Edgewater Park again because last year, we went, and it was amazing. Not only did we swim, but we went out to dinner, went to the mall, and had a wonderful bonding time, too. Hanging out with my friends will always be a priority during the Summer. No matter what I do, it will always be a relief to finally be done with school.”

As we head off for a much-needed Summer vacation, we would like to sincerely thank all of our subscribers and readers for making this student-led newspaper possible. Our growing audience means the world to us, so thank you for being avid readers and supporters.

The Return of the Eye will be back in action come August. Happy Summer, Hurricane Nation!

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.”

Q: If you were not a teacher, what would you be?

A: “Journalist or Interpreter.”

Q: What is non-negotiable in your classroom?

A: “Don’t curse.”

Q: What is a subject that should be brought back to school?

A: “Home Economics.”

Q: Favorite traditional dish?

A: “Los Tres Golpes.”

Q: Favorite way to spend your Summer?

A: “Deep cleaning, vacation with my kids, and waking up late.”

Q: Favorite Hispanic show?

A: “Sabado Gigante.”

Have a great weekend, Brooklyn!

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 to how to turn this franchise into an NBA Finals contender.

First, let’s recap their playoff run.

During the first round, it took the Cavs seven games to oust the Toronto Raptors. They started off with a two-game lead, but then the Raptors came back to win games three and four. The Cavs came back home for game five and won but lost game six in Toronto. Fortunately, game seven was in Cleveland, and the Wine and Gold finished the job with the final score of 114-102, advancing to the second round.

Round two had a similar script as the Cavs went to seven games again, this time against the top-seeded Detroit Pistons. The Pistons took the first two games, but the Cavs won games three and four. Cleveland stole a road win in Motown in game five to take a 3-2 series lead but then laid an egg at home in game six. Going back to Detroit for the decisive game seven, the Cavs steamrolled the Pistons 125-94 to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.

In the Eastern Conference Finals, the Cavaliers blew a 22-point, fourth lead in game one and never recovered, leading to the embarrassing, four-game sweep.

Game 1: Knicks 115, Cavs 104
Game 2: Knicks 109, Cavs 93
Game 3: Knicks 121, Cavs 108
Game 4: Knicks 130, Cavs 93

Critics say that the Cavs improved by getting to the Eastern Conference Finals, while others conclude that they did not show growth because they could not win a single game in the ECF. What do you say, successful season or not?

Regardless, there is a lot of uncertainty going forward, yet we are excited to see how everything plays out.

Tough ending for the Cavaliers, but hey, at least we have the Guardians, right?

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 over 28,000 chicken restaurants statewide alone, it can be overwhelming to choose a place to go, so what follows is our top four establishments that you should try.

Wingstop

Known for having the best ranch on the entire planet, here is Wingstop. With a plethora of tenders, wings, and flavors to choose from, you will absolutely find something to enjoy. Other than the chicken, the fries are tasty, too.

Huey Magoo’s

Rather than single-item tenders, Huey Magoo’s offers meals worth the price. The chicken is ultra-juicy and well-seasoned, but it can have a little too much salt. The only other real criticism that has been said is that the chicken is served in styrofoam, but that is mostly a nitpick.

Chicken Guy

Located on the Walt Disney property along with other locations, Chicken Guy provides not only their larger-than-average tenders but also chicken sandwiches that are quite enormous, too. With many top-secret spices used and extreme juiciness, there is a flavor that rivals even Huey Magoo’s. Imagine eating a chicken sandwich with Donald Duck.

Raising Cane’s

Of course, one of the most well-known chicken places made the list: Raising Cane’s. The iconic sauce they serve is not something you can get anywhere else. Its unique flavor, especially when dipped with bread or chicken, is one of a kind. One of the best qualities of this restaurant is that if you do not want a certain item in your box, you can substitute it with extra bread, fries, chicken, or coleslaw.

Seeing as the Summer is about to officially begin, you have plenty of time to try all of these chicken establishments. Of course, there are many opinions, but we all know who the true king of chicken is: Cane’s or Wingstop, no doubt.

{Editor’s Note: Great list, but the best is Chick-fil-A.}

Enjoy your Summer break full of fun, sun, and CHICKEN!

{Information for this article sourced from Food Republic and ChowHound.}

School’s Out, News Drought

By: BHS News Staff

May 26, 2026

We trust that everyone enjoyed their Memorial Day weekend and paid tribute to those who served for the freedoms that we experience today.

Yesterday was the 159th anniversary of Memorial Day, and each year, Brooklyn hosts a parade to remember and honor those who have passed away in the armed services.

The early morning dew foreshadowed the gray, calm skies that were present throughout the parade and ceremony; however, the sky beautifully opened up in the afternoon with a breezy 70 degrees for reflection and family barbecues.

Memorial Day is always a sad day, but is a beautiful reminder that our loved ones can serve more than just our families and communities and can protect an entire nation when they put their lives on the line.

To all of those who did not come back, we are eternally-grateful for your sacrifices.

Moving along, with graduation less than 100 hours away, the Class of 2026 has spent the last four years at Brooklyn High School and cannot be more excited to receive their diplomas. Please come to commencement this Friday at the stadium (6:00) and congratulate these seniors on achieving this milestone.

Additionally, Prom took place last Friday at Windows on the River, and it was a great success. A big shout-out to Mrs. Holko and the prom committee for putting on such a wonderful and memorable event. We would also like to congratulate Adam Cowper and Lauren Atanacio for winning prom king and queen.

To conclude, we are sad to see our cherished principal Mr. Larson resign as our leader at the end of this school year. However, we would like to send a congratulations to him with his new central office post within the district. Mr. Larson, thank you for everything you did for the students and staff. Even though you will still be in the building, we will miss you.

This will be the final news article for the 2025-2026 school year, so thank you for being a part of this year-long journey.

Here is the final schedule of the school year:

May 27: Senior Clap-out & Graduation Practice
May 29: Graduation
June 4: Last Day of School

Have an amazing final week of May, fellow Hurricanes.

{To stay updated with the Brooklyn City School District, make sure to click here.}

Tribute to Senior Journalists – Part IV

By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff

May 22, 2026

Today, we wrap-up the tributes to our amazing senior journalists with a first-year writer and a four-year veteran.

Senior Journalist #7: Ankita Monger

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “My greatest memory would have to be meeting the right people and how they led me to become a better version of myself.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “I want to be remembered as somebody who was optimistic and open-minded.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “My plan after graduation is to attend Cosmetology/Nail school, get my certificate and licence, and then start my career in this field.”

As Ankita graduates and begins her journey in the Cosmetology field, she is excited to turn her passion into a career where she can help others feel confident and beautiful. High school taught her the importance of hard work, determination, and believing in herself, lessons that she will carry with her. She is thankful for everyone who supported and encouraged her along the way. While this chapter is ending, a new and exciting future is just beginning. Congratulations, Ankita!

Senior Journalist #8: Jacob “Wild Fire” Collins

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “All of the friendships I have made and playing baseball.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “As Brooklyn High School’s greatest journalist of all time.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “I will attend The University of Akron for a degree in Communication and Media Studies.”

Jacob has been a journalist since his freshman year, leading to his dream of becoming a Sports Broadcaster. He uses his talents and daily leads the entire Journalism class. It is sad to say goodbye to the Journalism King, but we wish him well as a Zip. Congratulations, Jacob!

Congratulations to both Ankita and Jacob. Thank you for being key contributors to Brooklyn High School’s student-led, online newspaper. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Everyone here at The Return of the Eye wishes all eight of these senior journalists the very best as they begin their next chapter of life. We are forever grateful for your hard work and dedication to our newspaper and to BHS as a whole. You will all be dearly missed.

Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend, Brooklyn.

Tribute to Senior Journalists – Part III

By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff

May 21, 2026

First, it was Amir and his vet future, followed by Devin and his basketball skills. Then, it was Jeremiah and his love for cars, concluding with Justin and the pigskin.

Let’s continue with day three of tributes to two more senior journalists.

Senior Journalist #5: Nicolle Thomas Garcia

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “My greatest memory from school was every single game I went to. Football games, basketball games, and the people participating at the games.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “I want to be remembered for my positive attitude and participating in school spirit, going to sporting events, decorating hallways, and being involved in the school.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “My plan after graduation is to attend Ohio State for Biomedical Engineering.”

Nicolle has been in Journalism for two years. We are going to miss her in the sports group because she was amazing in it. We wish her the best when she goes off to college and hope she continues her positive influence.

Senior Journalist #6: Summer Barnes

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “Honestly, I have two great memories that will probably stick with me forever. The first one is getting the nickname ‘Jingles’ from Mr. Holko. He could always hear my purse and key chains jingling down the hallway before I even walked into class. Every time I came in, he would yell ‘JINGLES!’ It seems like a small thing, but it became one of my favorite parts of every school day. My second favorite memory is from junior year when I had lunch with my three best friends: Cleo, Logan, and Ashley. No matter how stressful school got, we always found a way to make each other laugh and make the best of every day. Those are definitely the moments I will miss the most.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “I want people to remember me as someone who made a positive difference in their lives. Over the past four years, I have formed strong connections with teachers and students, which means a lot to me. One of the best feelings is walking into the school where I have spent the last four years and seeing people genuinely happy to see me. I also want to be remembered as someone who worked hard, stayed focused, and kept going even when times were tough. High school was not always easy, but I always tried to stay positive and be myself through everything.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “After graduation, I plan to work full-time at my current job while continuing my education at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) to become a Dietary Manager. I am excited to keep building a future for myself and gaining more independence along the way. Eventually, I would also love to get into sports journalism, specifically for wrestling, because both wrestling and writing are things I have always enjoyed. Right now, I am still figuring life out one step at a time, but I am eager to see where life takes me.”

Throughout Summer’s high school journey, she faced many ups and downs. She tackled each challenge with strength, resilience, and a positive attitude. She always tried to uplift those around her and be a good influence. High school transformed Summer into a kind, determined, and strong person. Although this chapter is ending, the growth, lessons, and memories from these years will stay with her forever. Summer, you did it. Congratulations!

Congratulations to both Nicolle and Summer. Thank you for being key contributors to Brooklyn High School’s student-led, online newspaper. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Tomorrow, the senior journalism tributes will wrap-up.

Have a wonderful day, Hurricane Nation.

Tribute to Senior Journalists – Part II

By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff

May 20, 2026

Yesterday, we featured Amir and Devin, so let’s continue on with tributes to two more senior journalists.

Senior Journalist #3: Jeremiah Medina

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “Freshman year when Nick Chubbs jumped on the table in Study Hall and broke it.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “I want to be remembered for my Sports Car.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “Hopefully, go straight into the Automotive industry.”

Follow your dreams, Jeremiah. We all have to sacrifice things in life to get where we want to be, but never let that sacrifice be yourself. Stay true to who you are, keep pushing forward when life gets difficult, and never lose the parts of yourself that make you who you are. No matter what happens, smile.

Senior Journalist #4: Justin Lewis

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “Junior year Chemistry because the class was really difficult, but it was a really fun class. I’d say it was worth it because of the funny memories.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “I want to be remembered as the guy who showed up, did his thing, and stayed true to himself. To all the underclassmen, your dreams are big, and remember who you are. You only live through high school once.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “I plan to attend Heidelberg University to major in Business as well as keep up with my football career to stay true to my identity.”

Congratulations on graduating from high school, Justin. Remember to keep up the good work at Heidelberg University. We hope you have an amazing Summer break, too; it is much needed after such an accomplishment.

Congratulations to both Jeremiah and Justin. Thank you for being key contributors to Brooklyn High School’s student-led, online newspaper. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Tomorrow, there will be two more tributes.

Have a wonderful day, fellow Hurricanes.

Tribute to Senior Journalists – Part I

By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff

May 19, 2026

Sometimes while living in the present, the hands of time seem to move very slowly. However, when reflecting back on the beginning of the school year in August to where we currently are in May, it appears that time does indeed go by quickly.

For this entire week, the underclassmen writers for The Return of the Eye will pay tribute and say goodbye to our eight wonderful and well-rounded senior journalists.

As these eight seniors finish up their high school careers, it is time to hear from them before they receive their diplomas on Friday, May 29.

Senior Journalist #1: Amir Green

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “Being in Sister Act as a freshman. There were so many insanely-talented people in the Cast, Pit, and Crew. It was my favorite musical I’ve been a part of.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “I want to be remembered as someone who is musically-talented, while also being a caring and thoughtful friend to those around me.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “I plan to attend Cleveland State University with a major in Pre-Veterinarian Services and Medicine.”

Amir was a four-year Marching Band member as well as a four-year member of the Pit Band. He joined Journalism this past year and assisted the news group to create some of the best articles to date. We hope Amir does well at CSU as he works with animals and makes the world a better place, one beat at a time.

Senior Journalist #2: Devin Hardwick

Q: What is your greatest memory from your time here at Brooklyn High School?

A: “The time I broke the school record for most points in a basketball game.”

Q: How do you want to be remembered when you leave high school for the final time?

A: “Motivation to the youth and inspiration to not only my peers but to my family, too.”

Q: What are your plans after graduation?

A: “Going to college (still undecided) and planning to major in Business and minor in Communication.”

Throughout his time in basketball, this ultimate baller has shown us incredible feats on the court. From breaking a school record to becoming the best player of his time at Brooklyn, who knows what other great things will come his way? We sincerely are proud of his successes, and we hope for the best in his future basketball career. Congratulations on graduating from Brooklyn, Devin!

Congratulations to both Amir and Devin. Thank you for being key contributors to Brooklyn High School’s student-led, online newspaper. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Tomorrow, there will be two more tributes. Stay tuned.

Have a wonderful balmy day, Brooklyn.

Rapid Fire: Mr. Taylor

*Study Skills Monitor/Assistant Basketball Coach*

By: BHS Staff Profiles

May 15, 2026

Q: Fruits or vegetables?

A: “Fruits.”

Q: AAU or high school season?

A: “AAU.”

Q: What’s the best advice that you would give to incoming high school athletes?

A: “Not allowed to be lazy, and if you’re on time, you’re late.”

Q: Greatest strength?

A: “Caring and knowledgeable.”

Q: Greatest weakness?

A: “Time Management.”

Q: How do you handle stress?

A: “Staying calm and thinking through it.”

Q: Biggest goal in life?

A: “Making sure my family is good, no matter what happened to me.”

Q: Lebron or Jordan?

A: “LeBron but Jordan is second.”

{Editor’s Note: False, MJ will always be ranked number one.}

Q: Who is going to win the NBA championship?

A: “San Antonio Spurs.”

Q: Can we finally open the window?

A: “No, absolutely not.”

Have a wonderful weekend, Brooklyn!