By Brandon Fuhr
Everyone dreads it, no one does it, and it’s never graded. No, not math homework. I’m talking about busy work you have to do when your teacher is out.
It’s that time of year again. You are stuck in class with substitute teachers and busy work. So before you draw your next T-chart, read this: your one-stop guide to substitute teachers. Continue reading “Substitute Teachers for Dummies”
By Brandon Fuhr
Briarcliff is a town of abundance. Although it lacks a good Chinese restaurant, it has easy access to four frozen yogurt places and countless pizza places. In fact, it may be overwhelming to decide where to get a slice. Some of the popular pizzerias in the Briarcliff area include Euro Pizza, Paese, Dom & Vinnie’s, Capri, Ossining Pizzeria, Lucios, Pleasantville Pizzeria, and Jerry’s Brick Oven Pizza. Continue reading “I Got My Mind on My Pizza”
By Brandon Fuhr
On a typical day, hundreds of BHS students spend time in the library. Whether casually passing through or hanging out with friends, students find the library a place to build academic and social relationships. However, there are some features that have been emphasized this year Continue reading “Secrets of the Library”
By Brandon Fuhr
On October 29, 2012 Briarcliff Manor saw one of the most destructive storms in history. Sandy had multiple nicknames well before the storm made landfall including the perfect storm, the beginning of the end of the world, and the controversial Frankenstorm. The true culprit behind the storm’s destruction was wind. While there was heavy flooding in coastal towns in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, the northern areas received the brute force of the wind. While there was a lot of destruction due to tree damage in Briarcliff, fortunately there were no deaths.
By Brandon Fuhr
Among other changes that occurred over the summer, the BHS parking lot was completely revamped. There are now clear lines dividing the spaces, so it’s harder for someone to park over the line and get away with it. Many people could not read the spot numbers last year, which led to confusion and people parking in the wrong places. The spot numbers have been repainted in bright white.
