by Julia Andresakis ’18 “A friendly desert community where the sun is hot, the moon is beautiful, and mysterious lights pass overhead while we all pretend to sleep. Welcome to Night Vale,” speaks a smooth, deep voice. The voice belongs to Cecil Palmer, local radio show host, who reports on theRead More →
ASeepersaud’20 On Friday, March 10th, Brooklyn Tech had its first ever TED Talk, taking place in the school library. The event was a success, consisting of many different speakers from different backgrounds, with different experiences and different messages to share. Each speaker had a message to inspire. They shared theirRead More →
SPatiram Another year means many more movies to catch one’s interest and lead them to long lines at the theater. Last year, there have been trailer releases for some movies people are eagerly waiting for, such as Wonder Woman (June 2nd), Justice League (November 17th), Spider-Man: Homecoming (July 7th), and Transformers:Read More →
SDefaz In times when the it’s difficult to watch what’s on television, Seeso’s online streaming exclusive My Brother, My Brother, and Me is a wonderful delight to feast on. The My Brother, My Brother, and Me online series follows the same format as their five-year-old podcast, in which Justin, Travis,Read More →
ASeepersaud’20 “One struggle. One fight.” That is the message of ABC’s four-part miniseries, When We Rise. The show tells the history of the LGBTQ Movement from about the late 1960’s to the legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015. The series was based off the book, When We Rise: My LifeRead More →
RKim’17 With strong emotion and jaw dropping performances, Brooklyn Tech’s 2017 Pearl Mayefsky Shakespeare Recitation Contest definitely shined light to the art and understanding behind Shakespeare and his work. Students from all grades prepared a monologue from one of Shakespeare’s plays, and the participating students captivated the audience as theyRead More →
MPalminteri’20 Many of us find ourselves feeling blue, lazy, bored, or even lost after the holidays. As the high of the holidays has long since faded away, winter has set in, leaving us often opting to stay inside our homes. The list below will cure those winter blues and leaveRead More →
RKim’17 After a year-long hiatus, Ed Sheeran has returned with two new singles for fans to listen to. On December 13th, 2015, Ed Sheeran announced on social media that he would be taking a break from all of his online accounts, stating, “…I find myself seeing the world through aRead More →
by Amelia Seepersaud ’20 Tech’s 2016-2017 Winter Instrumental concert showcased the amazing musical talent so many Tech students possess. It was clear how much effort and hard work was put into the show, from teachers and students alike. There was so much energy and holiday spirit radiating off the stageRead More →
by Ayan Rahman ‘20 Brooklyn Tech’s annual Winter Choral Concert was an absolutely amazing show that captured the essence of the holiday season. The concert did a fabulous job of infusing all cultures and traditions into one whole show, which ultimately got everyone into the festive mood. Kudos to theRead More →
RKim ’17 Set in the 1970s, Brooklyn Tech’s most recent production, Exit the Body, definitely raised many eyebrows and induced bursts of laughter every so often by the audience through its witty script and convincing acting. Based on the book written by Fred Carmichael, the Tech cast and stage productionRead More →
AMarukhnyak ’18 Infinity Crush, stage name for singer, violinist, and pianist Caroline White, recently released her first full length album in three years. Previously associated with acts such as Julia Brown, White was not absent from the music world in the meantime at all. A constant presence in concert andRead More →
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