Seaholm theater presents its 2014 fall play, ‘Noises Off’ by Michael Frayn. Matthew Szalkowski is the director. The play will be featured on Friday, November 14 and Saturday, November 15 at 7 pm in the Little Theater. Tickets will be sold for five dollars for students, and eight dollars for general admission.
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By Theresa Ross On September 23, senior Jack Russell became the first senior to commit to a collegiate team with a verbal commitment from the University of Notre Dame. Known to the team as one of Seaholm’s best swimmers since his freshman year, Russell has trained tirelessly for the opportunity to swim at a Division I school. “I’m excited
Read moreTeachers should lighten the load on seniors by McKenna Ross Juniors are always under the impression that once they finish their last ACT in June, they will be done with the worst of high school. They’re advised to really focus on academics while maintaining leadership positions in extracurriculars. The assumption is, if they survived junior year, they are all set
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by Adam Klepp After an end to the regular season, the Seaholm varsity volleyball team looks to continue their successful regular season into the playoffs. Their first playoff game is in the districts round next Wednesday, November 5, against Farmington Hills Harrison at Marian High School. The girls hope to make it all the way to Battle Creek for finals.
Read moreAnyone who attended Field Day knows how outraged the student body is over the change in food regulations at schools. It was mentioned in almost every floor show, and the collective opinion is clear. Michelle Obama’s new act was put into place a while ago but only now are we seeing the effects. Last year, when students walked into school
Read moreFor the first time in three years, Seaholm freshmen, sophomores and juniors didn’t have a morning dedicated to standardized testing in their fall schedule. Birmingham Public Schools made the decision to eliminate fall testing in the wake of the various changes to standardized testing in the past year. As of this year, guidance counselor Rebecca Powrozek said, Michigan does not
Read moreby Chase Lee The Detroit Red Wings have an approved plan for a new stadium. The long approval process took several years and is finally being put into action. The new stadium will be constructed on several empty lots and vacated buildings beside Woodward Ave near Comerica Park and Ford Field. The arena is projected to be finished 2017, three
Read moreby Adam Klepp As humans, it’s in our nature to make fun of the things we are scared of. We feel the need to ease the stress of potentially tragic events, and humor is the way we do this. But the Ebola jokes need to stop. Unless you live under a rock, you’ve seen the vines with the guy
Read moreSeminar. As a student taking traditional English and Social Studies classes instead of Flex, I often hear moaning and groaning over the word. They loudly proclaim, “This isn’t Flex! That’s the G hall!” and laugh their own joke. I’ve never thought that joke to be very funny. What’s wrong with class discussions? I think it’s more productive and engaging than
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