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The student voice of Berkeley Preparatory School

The Fanfare

The student voice of Berkeley Preparatory School

The Fanfare

Alien vs. Predator vs. Brown vs. the Board of Education (Will Blake '16, Brad Grundy  '16, Ankush Bikkasani '16 and Ed Todd '16)

Happy Feet Brings Together Community for a Good Cause

Jennifer Luo, Social Media Editor February 24, 2016

Last Friday, Happy Feet held its fourth annual Concert for a Cure with its customary amount of success. Students from all grades poured out to the Berkeley clock tower to watch talented performers like...

Students were able to compete against their friends in different trivia subtopics such as sports, math and science, and pop culture.

Upper Division Rallies Around History Bowl Trivia Tournament

Austin Cahn, Staff Writer November 24, 2015

   Throughout the week from November 9 to the 13, students could be seen devouring their meals while rushing to Gills Hall or the Jean Ann Cone Library. Crowds gathered to watch their favorite teams...

Last thursday, Berkeley Prep’s Cross Country teams competed at Districts in AL Lopez Park. After a grueling race, our Girls Cross Country team was named District Runner Up, and our Boys Cross Country team was named District Champions.

Bucs Prevail at Cross Country Districts

Samantha Tun, Staff Writer October 27, 2015

     On Thursday, October 22, the boys’ and girls’ varsity cross country teams competed in districts and achieved resounding successes. The varsity girls’ cross country team, consisting of...

Service Opportunities

Eva Khademi, Arts and Entertainment Editor September 2, 2013

Venue: Berkeley Summer Programs What it is: Berkeley offers a wide array of opportunities for students who want to volunteer, from helping out at sum­mer sports and arts camps to tutoring younger kids. What...

How to Survive and Thrive in Freshman Year

Eva Khademi, Arts and Entertainment Editor September 2, 2013

Pre-k to fifth grade was a piece of cake—you only had a half hour of homework at the most and didn’t have to change classes. And then along came middle school, were new friends were made and exams...

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