Extreme Redesign

Advanced Engineering students place in global design competition

Samantha VanHoef, Web Editor

May 14, 2012

Every year, one of Jeremy Case’s Advanced Engineering students “does well” in the Extreme Redesign Engineering Challenge, a global competition that... READ MORE »»

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Local artist spreads music across “The Mitten”

Lucas Wilder, News Editor

March 14, 2012

Grand Haven’s got talent. Garrett Borns, a 2010 GHHS graduate, recently released his first EP, “A Dream Between” and is traveling Michigan performing... READ MORE »»

Caption: Lead singer and Grand Haven graduate Garrett Borns reaches out to his audience through his soft tenor and charming charisma at his sold-out show on Feb. 3. After recently releasing his first EP, he is on tour with his band preforming across Michigan, a place he fondly refers to as “The Mitten”.

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Buccaneer Athletic Boosters play crucial role to success on and off the field

Andrew Prince, Reporter

March 13, 2012

Steve Sluka, the Grand Haven Athletic Director from 1950 to 1972, started the Buccaneer Sports Boosters in the late 1960s as a token of appreciation for... READ MORE »»

Caption: The breakdown of Booster funding for the 2010-2011 school year.

Researchers, lawmakers try to keep up with SPICE

John Cherette, Editor-in-Chief

January 12, 2012

Mark dips his cigarette-like object into a small package, twisting it back and forth. A quick check to make sure the bowl is full, another dip and twist.... READ MORE »»

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Sample Student, News Editor

April 17, 2010

Use this space to showcase your top stories.  Please read your instruction manual before you begin using your site so that you understand all the functionality... READ MORE »»

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Breaking News

Boys basketball earns Academic All-State Honors

Kayla Hoffman, Reporter

Brain power rivaled brawn this year as the boys basketball team not only flexed their muscles on the court, but also dribbled and scored their way to high grades in the classroom.... read story

May 12, 2012 • 0 comments

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Feature

TenHagen key member of Buccaneer family

Emma Baty, Managing Editor

He’s at every basketball game and every football game. Standing on the sidelines, sitting in the stands. Donning his worn navy blue Grand Haven baseball cap. He’s always... read story

March 27, 2012 • 0 comments

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Health

Naps can be beneficial

Kyra Lansky, Reporter

Senior Priscilla Vanheest groggily stirs to check her phone, five unread messages. She stares at her clock; it’s already 7 p.m. She looks down to the floor to  see her... read story

March 27, 2012 • 0 comments

Sleep deprived students face challenges

Katie Wampler, Reporter

Almost every high school student knows about the difficult choice they have to make the night before a big test. Stay up late and cram or get a full night of sleep. Other... read story

March 27, 2012 • 0 comments

Vitamin D deficiency adds to winter blues

Erin Staal, Reporter

Winter: A season full of long, gloomy, sunless days. As a result, people can start to feel down at this time of year. A lack of soaking up the sun can sometimes bring forth... read story

March 27, 2012 • 0 comments

Researchers, lawmakers try to keep up with SPICE

Researchers, lawmakers try to keep up with SPICE

John Cherette, Editor-in-Chief

Mark dips his cigarette-like object into a small package, twisting it back and forth. A quick check to make sure the bowl is full, another dip and twist. The lighter sparks.... read story

January 12, 2012 • 0 comments

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Culture

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4 Things You Oughta Know: about being stock market savvy

Alexa Shampine, Reporter

The stock market is a very complicated system to understand. With companies’ incomes constantly changing, investing may be intimidating. It might seem odd to think about... read story

May 15, 2012 • 0 comments

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News

Advanced Engineering students place in global design competition

Advanced Engineering students place in global design competition

Samantha VanHoef, Web Editor

Every year, one of Jeremy Case’s Advanced Engineering students “does well” in the Extreme Redesign Engineering Challenge, a global competition that encourages students... read story

May 14, 2012 • 0 comments

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Sports

Boys basketball earns Academic All-State Honors

Kayla Hoffman, Reporter

Brain power rivaled brawn this year as the boys basketball team not only flexed their muscles on the court, but also dribbled and scored their way to high grades in the classroom.... read story

May 12, 2012 • 0 comments

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Opinion

Generation Z

One to remember

Brittney Olds, Reporter

We’re selfish. We’re stressed. We’re materialistic, attention-craving and social network obsessed. Our magnitude of disrespect will over take our ability to maintain... read story

May 3, 2012 • 0 comments

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Vibe

The Vow should please those looking for romance

Lauren Kruggel, Reporter

Arriving for Valentine’s Day weekend, “The Vow” is a cinematic box of candy wrapped in bright red cellophane. Like any box of chocolates, you have to bite... read story

March 20, 2012 • 0 comments

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