Waving goodbye to another year, the Bronco football team ended the season playing the Steele Knights 42-21 (final). Senior and captain Mason Corbett shares his thoughts about the season. “I’m sad that it’s over, but it was really fun while it was happening,” Corbett said. Senior and captain Ian Blake shares his football experience. “I’ve…Continue Reading Football Season Wrap-up
San Antonio Zoo Lights Looking at Christmas lights is definitely one of the best parts of the holidays. The San Antonio Zoo is open later in order to show off their new holiday light display, providing a new and exciting event that students can see to make their holidays much more interesting.The regular zoo closes…Continue Reading Fun Things to do During the Holidays
First, they won District, then, they won Area; next up is Regional Quarter Finals for the Brandeis Varsity volleyball team. This is the first year that the Broncos have made it this far in the playoffs, and there is no stopping them now. Junior Nyah Hall is happy about their season so far. “I’m super proud of my team, because…Continue Reading Brandeis Volleyball faces round three of playoffs
Many have been critical of the new iPhone 7, with claims that the iPhone 6S is the same as the iPhone 7. Senior Kobe Magee is one of them. “It really isn’t different at all, compared to iPhone 6. There’s no reason in getting an expensive new phone when it does even less than the phone I have…Continue Reading iPhone 7 says, “Hit the Road, Jack!”
“Who…is Ready..for a Blackout?” yelled Coach Rhoden, as the crowd cheered powerfully in response. With lights out and glow sticks in hand, the pep rally everyone has been waiting for began. Eager screams and hype fill the auditorium. After the Orchestra played the National Anthem, the show began with the Ballet Company. Students applaud when…Continue Reading School Spirit Glows Against Brennan
As children, we are all told many times to stay away from strangers. Now, we need that reminder more than ever since we are getting ready to go “Trick-Or-Treating” for this upcoming Halloween. Here are a couple of safety tips for Halloween. Stay in a group. Although you want to have fun, there are dangers…Continue Reading Staying Safe is Top Priority
Co-written by Marissa Pena and Jaide Cortright The Brandeis Orchestra performed the score from the Harry Potter film franchise and created a post Hogwarts themed atmosphere for the audience. From floating candles in the entryways to wizard themed sweets at the end, the orchestra captured the true feeling of Harry Potter. Orchestra director Kevin Garcia-Hettinger was ready…Continue Reading Orchestra enchants crowd with Harry Potter score
The tennis teams have been working toward achieving a high level of play. Both Junior Varsity and Varsity teams are filled with competitive players who want to win, not only for themselves but for their school. The overall score for Varsity is six wins and four losses. Coach Michael Lopez is new to Brandeis tennis. Lopez…Continue Reading Tennis: Striking their way back
CANstruction is a school wide event for clubs and it is rapidly approaching. Cans are being donated to room B114 or to any club that is competing in Brandeis. This event goes towards helping the San Antonio Food Bank, all the cans that are collected will be given to the food bank after the event….Continue Reading Canstruction Builds Support for the Food Bank
Last year, around mid-April, Student Council hosted its very first Food Fest. For those who are unaware, Food Fest is an event in which clubs are able to sell food to students in order to raise money. There was some confusion over what Food Fest was. Some students believed that Food Fest was simply regular cafeteria food…Continue Reading Clubs Prepare Feast for Food Fest