Humans of Berkeley: Marissa Streng
Shrisha Saravana, Staff Writer
November 11, 2018
Marissa Streng ’20 is a patented inventor with a trademarked product to her name. She helps run a business, teaches students about innovation and has spoken at a teacher training event hosted by the U.S. patent office. She has also been featured on Jimmy Fallon and Steve Harvey’s talk shows. What’s most sho...
Humans of Berkeley: Ethan Folkman
Samir Saeed, Section Editor
October 12, 2018
The Pipe and Drum Corps has been a longstanding tradition here at Berkeley. Dressed in blue kilts and black glengarries, they have brought the sounds of Scotland to our campus. One member of the group, Ethan Folkman ’21, is honoring Tampa Bay’s veterans through his music. Q: When did you fi...
Humans of Berkeley: Michael Wax
Jack Mouch, Assistant Web Editor
September 25, 2018
Michael Wax ’19 is a longtime Student Forum representative, broadcasting aficionado and avid sports fan. Now a senior, Wax has been at Berkeley since Pre-K, and has immersed himself in student activism during his time here. The Fanfare spoke with Wax regarding his interests, time at Berkeley and ...
Humans of Berkeley: Jackie Hennecke
Kendyl Kirtley, Section Editor
September 4, 2018
Jackie Hennecke ’20 has climbed mountains throughout her life--literally. Growing up in Alberta, Canada gave Hennecke easy access to a plethora of outdoor activities, including a backpacking camp through the Canadian Rocky Mountains that would change the course of her life. Flash forward to high school. Af...
Hallway Chronicles: McKenna Ebert
Kendyl Kirtley, Staff Writer
February 14, 2018
When the curtain finally closed on the spectacular “Scenes from an Execution” production by Berkeley’s Advanced Theatre Ensemble, the crowd went wild for everything: the actors, the story and the artistry. Behind the scenes was McKenna Ebert ’18, the gifted senior who masterminded the set design...
Hallway Chronicle: Alex Tingiris
Samir Saeed, Staff Writer
January 31, 2018
Alex Tingiris ’19 learned to code when he was just seven years old. Now a junior, his love for computer science and technology has immersed him in the exciting world of web development and design. The Fanfare had the opportunity to sit down with Alex to find out more about all the exciting projects he has worked...
Hallway Chronicles: Addison Aloian
Kendyl Kirtley, Staff Writer
October 21, 2017
Berkeley’s all-female acapella group, the Mello Divas, is known for captivating every audience they perform for. Not only have they enthralled their own school, but they have also represented Berkeley nationwide at shows and competitions. Recently, I had the opportunity to interview one of their membe...
Inside Look: Jalen Li’s All-State Band Experience
John Patrick, Section Editor
April 26, 2017
“Alright, next up is your twelve major scales.” Jalen Li ’19 takes a deep breath, then proceeds to produce one of the most stunning technical performances to ever escape the lips of a high school clarinetist. His fingers dance nimbly across the keys like a smo...
Hallway Chronicle: Dylan Davis
Wade Munger, Staff Writer
April 25, 2017
Dylan Davis has turned the simple gift of a camera into a new and exciting hobby. His Instagram account for photography, @dlee.photography, has caught the attention of the Berkeley community, and many students have been featured in his photoshoots. Davis graciously allowed me the opportunity ...
Makayla Rutski: A Farmer Within Our Midst
Catelin Lipham, Staff Writer
April 16, 2017
Makayla Rutski ’18 is starting a farming initiative at Berkeley to feed the hungry at a local soup kitchen. By growing fresh fruits and vegetables and donating them to the soup kitchen, she hopes to provide healthy, locally-produced food to the needy. Q: What made you want to...
Hallway Chronicle: Austi Critchfield
Isabella Schlact, Staff Writer
March 3, 2016
Senior Austi Critchfield is this year’s Miss Saint Petersburg and founder of Roots of STEM, a nonprofit organization that encourages elementary school students to have a passion for science, technology, engineering and math. She took time out of her busy schedule to give Fanfare an inside look int...
Hallway Chronicle: Kyra McDonald
Anjali Shah, Staff Writer
February 3, 2016
Ever wonder what it would be like to go to school every single day for a half day? The Fanfare got the opportunity to sit down with junior Kyra McDonald and talk to her about her unique school schedule. McDonald not only works hard in all her classes, but she also takes prestigious dance classes at th...
February 4, 2019
The headmasters and I stood on the track as rivaling JV boys soccer teams dribbled their way down the...
Mara Xiong, Section Editor
November 13, 2018
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What is your favorite Thanksgiving food?
- Turkey (33%, 3 Votes)
- Mashed Potatoes (33%, 3 Votes)
- Ham (22%, 2 Votes)
- Sweet Potatoes & Marshmallows (11%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 9
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