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December is that time of the year where a lot of people start to get seasonal depression because of the time and weather change. It's normal to feel like this, especially shifting from the bright summer days but we need to know how to deal with this in order to help ourselves. If we continue to let...

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SBRHS Raider Rally 2023
November 28, 2023
Aisha.Imran, Contributor
On Wednesday November 22nd, SBRHS held this year's Raider Rally. It was a fun experience getting to see all the skits from the different grades. Freshmen did “Willy Wonka” for the theme of their skit, Sophomores did “Hercules”, Juniors did “Stranger Things”, and Seniors did “Mario”....
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Somerset Berkley Welcomes a New Furry Friend
November 21, 2023
Ryan Rose, Editor
On October 24th of this year, Somerset Berkley Regional High School’s school committee granted math teacher and content coordinator Mr. Laurence’s request to welcome his dog, Griffey, as the school’s official therapy dog. Griffey has become a permanent part of Mr. Laurence's math classes, sleeping...
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SBRHS’ Fall Play “Trap” Wraps Up Production
November 21, 2023
Aisha.Imran, contributer
Recently we had great performances at Somerset Berkley Regional High School in the fall play "Trap", which ran from November 16th to 18th. There were a lot of exciting and scary moments throughout the show. The cast did an amazing job acting out the role of their characters and the crew really...
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Opinion
The SATs Are Becoming Useless
November 13, 2023
Ryan Rose, Editor
The SATs have been around since 1926 and have played an important role in college admissions for almost one hundred years. Up until very recently, most colleges have required applicants to their school to submit their SAT scores in order to help them decide whether to accept or reject them. Since the...
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Opinion
Britney Spears’ New Memoir Sparks Necessary Conversations About Mental Health
November 6, 2023
Ryan Rose, Editor
In October of this year, Britney Spears’ memoir The Woman in Me became an instant bestseller and a topic of national conversation. The world was finally able to see the singer’s perspective on her own life, relationships, and eventual conservatorship. While Spears’ book focuses on her own experiences,...
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7 Question Slam: Mr.Marum
October 23, 2023
Aisha.Imran, Contributer
Why did you choose to become a teacher? I loved my gym teachers in high school and they motivated me. I also care about physical fitness. What is your...
7Q Slam – Ms. Smith
October 16, 2023
Jacob P, Contributor
Q: Do you have any hidden talents? A: Hmm...I guess I could say singing! I don’t get to use that talent too often here, I did chorus and adult choir for a long time. Q:...
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....

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SBRHS’ Model UN Team Takes on a Zombie Apocalypse

Ryan Rose, Editor

December 4, 2023 • No Comments

On Monday, November 27th, our Somerset Berkley Model UN team came together to have their first practice event of the year. Students gathered in the DLC to simulate a United...

SBRHS Raider Rally 2023

Aisha.Imran, Contributor

November 28, 2023 • No Comments

On Wednesday November 22nd, SBRHS held this year's Raider Rally. It was a fun experience getting to see all the skits from the different grades. Freshmen did “Willy Wonka”...

Somerset Berkley Welcomes a New Furry Friend

November 21, 2023

On October 24th of this year, Somerset Berkley Regional High School’s school committee granted math teacher and content coordinator Mr. Laurence’s...

SBRHS’ Fall Play “Trap” Wraps Up Production

November 21, 2023

Recently we had great performances at Somerset Berkley Regional High School in the fall play "Trap", which ran from November 16th to 18th. There...

The SATs Are Becoming Useless

November 13, 2023

The SATs have been around since 1926 and have played an important role in college admissions for almost one hundred years. Up until very recently, most...

Why self-respect is super important

November 6, 2023

I just wanted to talk about a really important topic that I think everyone needs to hear about. The topic is about self-respect and how important it...

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Opinion

The SATs Are Becoming Useless

Ryan Rose, Editor

November 13, 2023 • No Comments

The SATs have been around since 1926 and have played an important role in college admissions for almost one hundred years. Up until very recently, most colleges have required...

Why self-respect is super important

November 6, 2023

Britney Spears’ New Memoir Sparks Necessary Conversations About Mental Health

November 6, 2023

The Alarming Desensitization of Our Nation

October 30, 2023

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Literary Magazine

Somerset Berkley Welcomes Raiders Back with New and “Improved” Schedule

Ryan Rose, Editor

September 11, 2023

***The following piece is entirely satirical and does not reflect the real changes to Somerset Berkley’s schedule. This piece is 100% student written and in no way is it...

Raider Family Bathroom-News: March Edition

Ryan Rose, Co-Editor

March 13, 2023

***The following piece is entirely satirical and has not been contributed to by any of Somerset Berkley's administrators. This piece is 100% student written and in no way...

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...

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Arts & Entertainment

Is it a trap?

SBRHS’ Fall Play “Trap” Wraps Up Production

Aisha.Imran, contributer

November 21, 2023 • No Comments

Recently we had great performances at Somerset Berkley Regional High School in the fall play "Trap", which ran from November 16th to 18th. There were a lot of exciting...

Britney Spears’ New Memoir Sparks Necessary Conversations About Mental Health

November 6, 2023

English 2 classes go watch “Becky Nurse of Salem” play at Trinity Rep

October 23, 2023

Amplify “Slays” At Connecticut Classic!

March 7, 2023

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