Students are now preparing for their futures by joining clubs that they will benefit from, while the other students are scurrying to class because of the new tardy round-up. Throughout our school many students see posters for various clubs, but one club that helps in the future is Cyber Patriots. “Cyber Patriots is a cyber…Continue Reading HBCN Weekly 10-28-16: Cyber Patriot, Tardy Round Up, and Athletic Training
Month: October 2016
Huskies suffer disappointing loss to Brandeis, look for last push toward playoffs vs Taft
photo by Sarah Molina CAPTION: Varsity football players show Husky Pride when they raise their helmets towards the crowd during the school song, after a tough loss for the third game in a row, this time against the Broncos. The Holmes Huskies varsity football team scored only six points in the loss against Brandeis High School…Continue Reading Huskies suffer disappointing loss to Brandeis, look for last push toward playoffs vs Taft
Cross Country runners perform well at district
photo by Ricardo Ramos CAPTION: The boys varsity cross country team warms up together before a race. As the team traveled to Corpus Christi to compete in the humid morning weather this last weekend, they went in with the mentality that despite the circumstances they were facing, they were going to give it there all….Continue Reading Cross Country runners perform well at district
HBCN Weekly 10-25-16: Custodial staff, student tries out for NYU, & Wire Choir
Students and teachers talk about our wonderful custodians, why applying to NYU is best, and what wire choir is about. Our custodians do a lot of work for us and students tend to oversee how much hard work they do to keep our school clean. “I think they should be paid more because they do…Continue Reading HBCN Weekly 10-25-16: Custodial staff, student tries out for NYU, & Wire Choir
Plans for New Fine Arts Building Taking Shape, demolition set for this summer
image from presentation by Alamo Architects to the NISD School Board on 9-27-16 CAPTION: The initial draft of the new fine arts building as presented to the School Board. These designs are preliminary and subject to change. The demolition of the A building it is set to start this summer, and the construction will not begin…Continue Reading Plans for New Fine Arts Building Taking Shape, demolition set for this summer
Huskies Avoid Shutout, drop game to Brennan 55-6
photo by Ryan Kalka CAPTION: Senior corner Sip Sierra recovers a Brennan fumble in the end zone for the sole Husky touchdown of the game, after the Brennan punt returner dropped the ball due to a hit from senior Robert Perez. This past Friday, the varsity football team competed against Brennan High School in a…Continue Reading Huskies Avoid Shutout, drop game to Brennan 55-6
HBCN Weekly 10-17-16: Legacy of Columbus & Student Opinion on PDA
In this week’s edition of HBCN, we look at the topic of PDA (public displays of affection) on campus, asking students what they think about it and what we should do about it. Many people think it is fine to show PDA, but there should be some limitations. “PDA is okay sometimes, but there are people who are a lot touchy….Continue Reading HBCN Weekly 10-17-16: Legacy of Columbus & Student Opinion on PDA
Huskyscopes: Which Dog Are You?
Running up to a dog at the park and wondering how pawsome it would be to be a dog? In our first edition of Huskyscopes we will be looking at what dog you would be based on your zodiac sign. Keep coming back and checking out our special Huskyscopes from week to week. Aquarius (January 20-…Continue Reading Huskyscopes: Which Dog Are You?
Volleyball stays competitive over halfway through the season
Photo by Alyssa Alva CAPTION: Senior Isabel Korrodi and senior Jade Armour elevate to block a John Jay HS volley. The volleyball teams are a little over halfway done with their season, and they are staying competitive. The varsity record is 6-8, JV is 10-7, and freshman is 2-15. Lori King, the freshman volleyball coach, proudly speaks about…Continue Reading Volleyball stays competitive over halfway through the season
Senior singer and athlete makes national news by stepping up at a volleyball game
Screenshot from abcnews.go.com CAPTION: Senior Marina Garcia is featured on ABCNews.com’s website after singing the National Anthem when technology failed at her volleyball game. Traditionally, at most sport events, they kick off the game by standing for the national anthem. But what happens when technical difficulties get in the way of the national anthem from being heard?…Continue Reading Senior singer and athlete makes national news by stepping up at a volleyball game