The 2012 D2 state champion Seahiolm girl’s varsity tennis team is on their way to another title run after a co-regional championship shared with Marian. The team is confident in their ability to defend their state trophy. Sophomore Rachel Wilson, No. 2 doubles, has high expectations. “Our one, two, and three singles pull the most for the team,” Wilson said.
Read moreBirmingham Public Schools Central Administrators will be moving to a new building on June 7, according to the Director of Community Relations Marcia Wilkinson. The current board office, located at 550 West Merrill in downtown Birmingham, sold for two million dollars to Merrill Street Investments, LLC on October 16, 2012. The tentative closing date is June 10, 2013. The BPS
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What’s summer without friends, sunshine, and a whole lot of music? This year, in Detroit, hundreds of venues will perform from across the globe. The tickets range from $17 for B.o.b lawn tickets to $5,000 for a meet and greet Maroon 5 deluxe package. Even in the weeks before school gets out, there are some great concerts to
Read more“I just want someone to get along with,” said senior Sarah Levett. She leaned forward at her desk, thinking of her future at Kalamazoo College and the possibilities of who her future roommate could be. “I’m easy to get along with,” she said. “I’m cooperative.” Levett as a Seaholm senior, is one of tens of thousands
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They take turns, climbing and belaying, trusting each other to keep them safe while they climb to high heights. Using only their hands to balance their weight, Max Cormier and Hunter Gvozdich make it their goal to climb both natural and artificial rock walls in hopes of reaching the top, testing their strength, endurance, agility, and mental control. Cormier and
Read moreApplications were turned in and mentors have been picked. The Kick Off Mentor (KOM) program for the 2013-2014 is underway. The four teacher coordinators and six incoming senior executive board members are working hard to make next year’s the best yet. “First year was really trying to get the ball rolling and it was semi-successful,” coordinator Shannon
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She lives her life behind the lens of a camera. It’s been the cornerstone of her life, from age four when she squinted into the wrong end of the videocamera, to now, age 18, when she dedicates her time to finding the right subject, right setting, right angle. Senior Iris Johnson is an artist, a photographer and videographer who plans
Read moreWith losses to Farmington Harrison 2-1 on May 13 and Groves 2-0 on May 15, the varsity girls soccer team is currently in second place for the league. “I don’t know what it is, but we’re completely dominating the games and the other teams keep getting lucky goals and we just can’t come back,” senior wide forward Lily
Read moreAfter a senior assembly, which took place on May 2, held by administration, a slight air of confusion was left behind with the students in attendance. Students were unsure what, exactly, the calendar spelled out for their last week of school. On May 3, Principal Dee Lancaster clarified the plan with the Highlander. “Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday are normal school
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