By Haylin Pena Martinez
Logan Caldwell: Kid Hero
By Iyanna Smith
More and more stories of youth doing amazing things are being told. And it’s nice to know that even in a small town like Bradley, those big changes can still be seen. This story is about a hero of our own: 14-year-old Logan Caldwell. Read more
Artist in Residence: An Interview with Photographer Erik James Montgomery
The 28 seventh graders of Bradley Beach Elementary School had an amazing opportunity this year to work with a professional photographer and teaching artist, Erik James Montgomery in a project they will never forget. Read more
Cheer Team Reaches New Heights at MCAL
By Emely Hernandez Aparicio and Emely Herrera Montoya, guest reporters.
“Woohoo!” roared the crowd.
This year’s 2019 Cheerleading Exhibition was a success for the BBES Cheerleaders. This year, only seven schools participated in the MCAL Cheering Exhibition: Antrim, Belmar, Bradley Beach, Brielle, Manasquan High School, Neptune, and St.Catharine’s. We had four captains: Audra Lowe, Alexandra Zarate, Heidi Ruiz, and Roselyn Herrera. It took Mrs. Morder one and a half months to choreograph the dance. Read more
Is TikTok Here to Stay?
By Angelina Cortina
“Hit or miss. I guess they never miss huh?”
TikTok is the new Musical.ly that we all remember from 2014. And if you don’t remember it, here is a little refresher: It is an app that allows you to make short videos, usually weird lip syncs, and other fun things. TikTok bought musically from Lu Yu Yang and Alex Zhu in August first of 2018. ByteDance (the company that owns these apps) merged the two apps but is keeping the Musical.ly layout but the Tik Tok name. Read more
5 Love Songs
By Jordan Barraud
Sometimes you’re in the mood for a love song, and other times, you really need a good breakup song. So I have compiled a list that has got you covered. Read more
Baseball Season Teaches Lessons
By Joshua Nesheiwat
This year, our boy’s baseball season was 0 and 14 … again. But thanks to our new coach, Mr. Coulson, we ended up feeling like winners.
“It’s not about how many times you fail; it’s how many times you get back up,” Mr. Coulson said recently. Read more
