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Highlights

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Josh Glass supports sister-in-law’s ventures in American Idol

Highlights May 21, 2012

Adam Rosenberg-Wolf, Cub Writer Josh Glass, algebra and statistics teacher, recently had his sister-in-law, musician Jen Hirsh, sing on reality singing competition American Idol. “We were incredibly...

Under the Spanish sun

Highlights May 19, 2012

Sheila Farzani, Cub Writer Everyone has wondered what the secrets to happiness are in life. In a land of intricate, old architecture and people relaxing in parks blooming with greenery, the answers...

Bushee’s life around the world

Highlights May 15, 2012

Staying in many different states offers many opportunities and ideas. This is what happened to chemistry teacher, Christopher Bushee. Bushee was born in Cleveland, but moved to San Francisco for three...

English teacher Dr. Steven Rubenstein protects environment

Highlights May 11, 2012

Max Stahl, Cub Writer The environment has been deteriorating for decades. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), greenhouse gas emissions have steadily increased since 1990, the sea level...

Joseph Isaac’s life-changing roadtrip

Highlights May 9, 2012

  Theron Herd, Cub Writer A person's earliest memories are not always pleasant ones, some of them may even be life changing, like in the case of Spanish teacher Joseph Isaac. “My childhood was...

Reilly sings at Carnegie Hall

Highlights May 7, 2012

Angelica Harrop, Cub Writer In the spring of 1993, the Boston College Choir had the honor of performing for a small audience at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York City. The Boston College Choir...

Kobe on Wipeout

Highlights May 5, 2012

Shane Hakakian, Cub Writer Freshman Biology teacher, Kyle Kobe participated in ABC’s Wipeout the previous year. Wipeout is a game show, that forces contestants to maneuver through painful obstacles...

The teacher and the adventurer

Highlights May 2, 2012

Daniel Cohen, Cub Writer Barbara Bader, an English teacher, has been teaching for approximately 17 years at various schools. All of her students know she loves reading and writing. But what most don’t...

The Hunger Games: the movie on fire

Highlights April 6, 2012

Kevin Park, Staff Writer “The Hunger Games,” originally written by television writer and novelist Suzanne Collins in 2008, graced the movie screens, directed by director Gary Ross on March 23, 2012,...

Music video doesn’t do justice to song

Highlights April 3, 2012

Marguerite Alberts, Staff Writer When looking at a picture of Scotty McCreery, one certainly does not expect such a deep southern voice to come out of his mouth. Not only was McCreery awarded the Academy...

Grease is a silly, stylish time

Highlights April 1, 2012

Robert Katz, Staff Writer On Friday night, March 30, the Performing Arts Department’s Grease opened with a bang, but not one that the gathered audience was hoping for. As the “Rydell Alma Mater”...

A Separation wins Oscar for best Foreign Language Film

Highlights February 29, 2012

Parmis Sahrapima, Web Co-Editor-in-Chief A Separation, a film directed by Asghar Farhadi, became vastly popular worldwide after its release in 2011. Widely recognized for its stimulating drama and honest...

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