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What Happens When The Nickelodeon Cameras Turn Off?

The employment of children in acting positions is highly controversial; it is widely agreed that there is a need for child actors in the media, but the conditions that they work under has been highly debated. Are these children still getting a quality education? Are they being paid fairly for their work?...

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This Week in History (1/23)
January 23, 2023
Ryan Rose, Co-Editor
January 23rd, 1789 Georgetown College (now Georgetown University) was first founded in Maryland (modern day Washington, D.C.). January 24th, 1989 Ted Bundy, the infamous American serial killer who admitted to killing 30 women (but likely killed many more), was executed. He refused to eat a single...
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This Week in History (1/16)
January 16, 2023
Ryan Rose, Co-Editor
January 16th, 1547 Ivan the Terrible became the tsar of Russia. He is often referred to as the Grand Prince of Moscow and ruled until 1584. January 17th, 1961 Dwight D. Eisenhower warned that the growing power of the “military industrial complex” could end up undermining American democracy in...
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Arts & Entertainment
SBRHS’ Electrify Show Choir Wins Grandchampions!
January 15, 2023
Kylee Schecter
Last Saturday, January 14th, SBRHS’ “Electrify” show choir won the Mill City Show Choir Competition Small Mixed/Unisex division grand champion with a silver medal, beating 4 other groups in their division! Performers had an amazing time and felt so grateful to have their first grand champion win...
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This Week in History (1/9)
January 9, 2023
Ryan Rose, Co-Editor
January 9th, 2005 Mahmoud Abbas, the former Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in 2003, was elected president of the PA. Now, at 87 years old, Abbas still serves as president and the head of the Fatah party. January 10th, 1776 Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was published in the American...
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Arts & Entertainment
Movie Review: The Grinch (2018)
December 23, 2022
Stella Fernandes
One of the most iconic characters of the holiday season is undoubtedly the Grinch. Dr. Suess’s timeless story about how a cynical green “who” discovers the true meaning of Christmas has touched millions of hearts around the world. Naturally, after the success of the children’s book and the 1969...
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Seven Question Slam: Mrs. Soares
October 24, 2022
Ryan Rose, Co-Editor
1. What was your college major? Did you always want to be a teacher? My college major was Chemistry. I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science...
Seven Question Slam (Breezer Edition): Mr. E
October 17, 2022
Lily Botelho
Q. What is your main influence for your stories? For the most part, R.L Stine's, Goosebumps Q. When you publish your stories you use the name “Mr.E”, where did you get...
Seven Question Slam: Mr. Poulin
September 30, 2022
Katie Strickler
Q. I've heard that you used to be a weightlifter, is this true? A. True, I was a weight lifter and a powerlifter in college. Q. What would your superpower...
7 Q Slam with Mr. Silva
October 25, 2021
Paige Nelson and Lauren Kelly
Q: What animal was your first pet, and what was its name? A: My first childhood pet was a dog named Riley. Q: What is your biggest fear? A: My biggest fear...
Seven Question Slam with Ms. Arey
May 10, 2021
Sophia Schoonover
Q. When you were a little kid, did you want to be when you grew up? A. I didn't have a specific thing I wanted to be when I grew up. It changed whenever I joined a new...
Ms. Cabral Seven Question Slam
April 5, 2021
1. What (or who) inspired you to start teaching? I was inspired to become a teacher by the teachers I was lucky enough to have during my time as a student in Somerset. My...
Seven Question Slam: Mr. Souza
March 23, 2021
Isabella Rocha, Editor
1. Why are you afraid of moths? Moths are the bane of my existence. They always swarm my front door during summer nights so that it is virtually impossible to get inside...
7 Question Slam: Ms. Mann
November 26, 2019
Isabella Rocha, Editor
1. What's your favorite math lesson to teach? Systems of equations. 2. If you weren't a teacher, what would you be doing? I've always wanted to be a hairdresser. 3....
Seven Question Slam: Dr. Burke
September 30, 2019
Lily Botelho, Contributor
What is your favorite part about teaching? Seeing students do something for the first time, especially when they weren’t sure they could do it. How long...
Seven Question Slam: Mr. Christopher Silva
September 30, 2019
Stella Fernandes, Contributor
Q: What made you want to teach ELA? A: Ever since high school I’ve been a lover of art, theater, and literature. I studied it in my undergraduate program at Providence...

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This Week in History 1/30

Ryan Rose, Co-Editor

January 30, 2023 • No Comments

January 30th, 1948 Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian lawyer and leader made most famous for his ideas of peaceful protest, was assassinated in a large mansion in central New Delhi. January...

This Week in History (1/23)

Ryan Rose, Co-Editor

January 23, 2023 • No Comments

January 23rd, 1789 Georgetown College (now Georgetown University) was first founded in Maryland (modern day Washington, D.C.). January 24th, 1989 Ted Bundy, the infamous...

This Week in History (1/16)

January 16, 2023

January 16th, 1547 Ivan the Terrible became the tsar of Russia. He is often referred to as the Grand Prince of Moscow and ruled until 1584. January 17th,...

SBRHS’ Electrify Show Choir Wins Grandchampions!

January 15, 2023

Last Saturday, January 14th, SBRHS’ “Electrify” show choir won the Mill City Show Choir Competition Small Mixed/Unisex division grand champion with...

This Week in History (1/9)

January 9, 2023

January 9th, 2005 Mahmoud Abbas, the former Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in 2003, was elected president of the PA. Now, at 87 years...

This Week in History (1/2)

January 2, 2023

January 2nd, 1967 Then-political candidate and actor Ronald Reagan was sworn into office as the governor of California. He went on to become president...

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Arts & Entertainment

SBRHS’ Electrify Show Choir Wins Grandchampions!

Kylee Schecter

January 15, 2023 • No Comments

Last Saturday, January 14th, SBRHS’ “Electrify” show choir won the Mill City Show Choir Competition Small Mixed/Unisex division grand champion with a silver medal, beating...

Breezers Past 2: Ben Frechette

December 25, 2022

Christmas in History

December 24, 2022

Movie Review: The Grinch (2018)

December 23, 2022

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Sports

Lia Thomas: Not Your Excuse to be Ignorant

Kylee Schecter

March 28, 2022 • No Comments

Lia Catherine Thomas is a student athlete at the University of Pennsylvania. She is talented, extremely athletic, and yes, she is transgender. However, she is not a pawn to...

Raiders Tie the Indians at Driscoll

February 7, 2022

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Opinion

Breezers Past 2: Ben Frechette

Lily Botelho

December 25, 2022 • No Comments

Every year on our 25th day of Breezemas, we like to celebrate a former SBRHS student who devoted their time in high school to the Breeze. This year we wanted to highlight...

Christmas in History

December 24, 2022

Movie Review: The Grinch (2018)

December 23, 2022

American Girl Doll Holiday Outfits

December 18, 2022

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Literary Magazine

That Night

Mr.E, The Man of Fear and Mystery at SBRHS

October 24, 2022

It was about 8 o’clock at night in 1917 and all the little ones were asleep on that night. It seemed like any ordinary night, but that night it would happen. Kids...

The Scare Zone: “The Man”

Mr. E

October 17, 2022

I stopped just in time before I could have hit him with my car. Will rolled down the window. “Hey!, What are you doing walking in the middle of the road?!” said Will. “I...

First Draft

Rachel Uon

October 17, 2022

you can’t tell anyone, but i’ve got thousands of people hidden in my right pocket, scrawled on the same post-it notes the teacher gave us in fourth grade. my...

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