Seaholm Reflects on Past Decades

By McKenna Ross and Monisha Gowda Change. It has the power to affect all of us. Yet, it’s not everyday that you wonder how it applies to high school. The 21st century has signaled a change in modern society, and similarly has helped in reshaping Seaholm. Many of Seaholm’s changes are in plain sight. Class of 1982 alumni Julie Wells

Fifth Annual One Acts Approaches

By Kelly Martinek The little theatre will be buzzing at 7 pm on May 30th, opening night for Seaholm’s One Acts festival. Now in its fifth year, the One Acts festival will feature seven short, one-act plays. More than any other Seaholm theatre production throughout the year, One Acts relies heavily on the participation and leadership of students. “It’s their

Birmingham Votes “No” on Library Expansion

By Olivia Neilson For the past several weeks, one distinct characteristic of many Birmingham lawns has been the staking of a sign pertaining to the city’s library: a 1927 slate-roofed gem located in the heart of downtown Birmingham. On Tuesday, May 6 Birmingham residents voted against the proposed $21.5 million dollar renovation of the Baldwin Public Library, a project that