Volleyball Tryouts
Andrea Allendes, Staff Writer
On February 13th boys volleyball tryouts will begin. Tryouts will be held after school in the gym. Braddock guys are looking for an outlet from everyday life. So they are hoping to do well in the tryouts. “Volleyball gives me something to do outside of the house,” Angel Jover,17, sophomore. The coaches are doing everything in their hands...
More Than Words: Love Songs Dedicated to the Ones We Love
Staff Writers
It’s almost that time – February 14th, Valentine’s Day, when every where you look red and pink colors decorate everything heart-shaped. From food to clothing and anything else. Braddock students and teachers dedicate their most romantic song to their Valentines. NJROTC Instructor, Ramon Garcia-Cruz dedicates “Ribbons In The Sky,”...
Choices, Choices
Braddock held its Curriculum Fair yesterday in the gym. Social studies teachers took their students to the fair so that they could walk around and check out all the different electives offered at school. The choices include languages such as American Sign Language, Spanish, French, Italian. You can also take mechanics, drafting, graphics, journalism,...
Guilty of a Good Show: Braddock Drama presents 12 Angry Jurors
Valeria Lopez, Staff Writer
Braddock Drama department presented the mind-teasing play, “12 Angry Jurors” to a sold-out audience 3 nights in a row. “It’s a play we’ve wanted to do for a long time,” said Jack Matter, Braddock substitute and play director. “The play is relevant and it shows how our legal system works.” The play is based on a movie originally done...
Zhang possibly cures cancer
Jeanine Trabanco, Managing Editor
Angela Zhang, 17, Senior, of Cupertino, California may have presented scientists with the key to eradicating cancer stem cells. Her reward? a $100,000 scholarship. Founded in 1998, the Siemens Competition, one of the nation’s top science research competitions for high school students, held its 13th annual competition at George Washington University...
updated March 6, 2012
News flash on the preforming arts
Carlos Monzon, Online Editor
Here are the results of the District-Wide Music Performance Assessment 2012: The Braddock Jazz Ensemble and Braddock Orchestra received Excellent Ratings. The Braddock Symphonic Band...
updated April 19, 2012
Peter the Hot-Blooded Party-Goer
Peter Cruz will not leave the house without his mega extreme gel for his incredible blowout, he’s a total Guido. Cruz is the type of guy to excel due to his wonderful attitude...
updated May 17, 2012
What Colleges Want From You
Eduardo Suarez, Staff Writer
Admission to college is competitive, and since times are tough now, a college degree is necessary to live a decent life. The most important factors are grades in college preparatory...
updated October 26, 2011
Brooks is in town
Crosby Maria, Staff Writer.
There has been a new addition to the Braddock family; David Brooks, teacher for 17 years and school administrator for 11 years, is now an Assistant Principal at G.Holmes Braddock Senior...
updated February 9, 2012
Volleyball Tryouts
Andrea Allendes, Staff Writer
On February 13th boys volleyball tryouts will begin. Tryouts will be held after school in the gym. Braddock guys are looking for an outlet from everyday life. So they are hoping to...
updated December 9, 2011
Jersey Shore the fifth
”Fist Pump, Pushups, Chapstick!” If you haven’t heard Jersey Shore is going on their fifth season. Honestly I don’t know how I feel about it. Can you take...
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