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Volume 46, Number 4

adviser • May 25, 2017

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Mariachi group plays their way into the hearts of students, community members

Jennyfer Tucker • May 5, 2017

From a bolero romantic serenade with a soft touch, to huapango which uses a lot of falsetto, to son jalisiense which involves an aggressive style of vocalization, mariachi music fits many different settings...

Wrestling coach inducted into Hall of Fame

adviser • May 4, 2017

Wrestling coach Michael Zito has coached wrestling at Bryan High for the last 23 years. He grew up wrestling and attended school in Northeastern Ohio where he developed his passion for the sport before...

13 reasons why not: Series misrepresents important issues

Lucy Raleigh • May 4, 2017

WARNING: If you plan on watching 13 Reasons Why and you’re behind the curve, don’t continue reading this article; Spoilers lie ahead! As high school and teen shows go, it can be understood that a majority of the storylines, characters, and settings may be unrealistic. When a show and its writers take themselves too seriously, it can be reflected in just about every aspect of the show: from acting, to dialogue, to the entire story itself.

Students earn awards at state VASE competition

adviser • May 2, 2017

Two art students who competed in the State VASE (Visual Arts Scholastic Event) earned awards Saturday. Avery Van Cleave earned a 4 in the 3D category with her sculpture and Phoebe Hancock earned a 4...

Some things never change: Netflix revitalizes old series, gains new viewers with universal themes

Megan Krenek • May 2, 2017

High school cliques. What typically comes to mind are the stereotypical geeks, bad boys, freaks, and full of these the run-of-the-mill popular teens in school. Freaks and Geeks is a tv show centered in a high school full of these old school cliques, who are trying to fit in and gain a reputation. The show is based on the idealistic high school vision we all had instead of the real high school experience.

No parking: Student safety concerns prompt administration to change circle drive

Danica Mendes • May 1, 2017

The circle drive is now a no parking zone and violators may be ticketed by the police department. All visitors are asked to park in the front lot and enter the campus through the secure check-in area before being buzzed into the school. These changes have been made to increase campus safety.

Double play: Sisters provide strength, support to softball team

Shannon Keyser • April 27, 2017

The hum of the crowd echoes across the field to the pitcher. She takes a deep breath before she hurls a softball across the plate. Despite the speed and curve of the ball, the bat makes contact, and the ball arcs through the air…into the waiting glove of the center fielder. The pitcher and center fielder grin at each other before running back toward the dugout as the side is retired. This is a normal occurrence in junior Rebekah Hubachek and senior Emily Hubachek’s life. The sisters have played softball for much of their lives and now play together for Bryan High.

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The Norseman

Volume 46, Number 4

Mariachi group plays their way into the hearts of students, community members

Wrestling coach inducted into Hall of Fame

13 reasons why not: Series misrepresents important issues

Students earn awards at state VASE competition

Some things never change: Netflix revitalizes old series, gains new viewers with universal themes

No parking: Student safety concerns prompt administration to change circle drive

Double play: Sisters provide strength, support to softball team

Graduation Ceremony Information

Final Exam Exemption Information

Senior earns national recognition for artwork

Cautionary tale: Social media requires forethought before posting

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