Spring officially started on March 20th, but consistent snow flurries and sub freezing temperatures still remain. How do these temperatures differ from other years and what effect does the colder weather have on the students? Sue Pomroy, who runs the attendance office, has noticed a drop in unexcused absences compared to last year. With a… Read More Extended Winter a Damper on ‘Senioritis’
2013 is a big year for new technology. There are plans for new tech including a folding car, the next group of operating system releases, and the next generation of video game consoles. The plans extend outside of simple consumer electronics though, and enter the realm of wearable computing. Google Glass is described as a… Read More New Technology Has Potential for In-School Implementation
As spring tryouts rolled around, the girls’ softball team had a total of 22 girls attend for their upcoming season. “Over the past four to five years our numbers have declined,” Head Coach Bill Schuerman said. The program currently has 22 girls playing between both a JV and varsity team. While this number has been… Read More Softball Sees Decline in Participants
Unfortunate customers could see right through Lululemon– literally. The popular athletic clothing company recalled certain styles of women’s pants and leggings in their signature Luon fabric over the weekend of March 15-17. Both Birmingham and Troy Lululemon locations don’t interview on a store level, and all questions were submitted to media@lululemon.com. “We have found some… Read More Lululemon Recalls Popular Athletic Wear
As the music came to an end and the bright lights came up, you could see there was not a dry eye left in the crowd. The seaholm student body came together to attend Collin Trask’s memorial service Tuesday, March 19. Those who attended witnessed music and speeches dedicated to celebrating Collin’s short but impactful… Read More Seaholm Memorial for Collin Trask Honored Life of Cancer Patient
On Friday, March 22 at about 1:45 PM, Seaholm went on lockdown in response to an alert from central administration. A suspicious person was sighted in the area, and a vehicle matching the description of the person’s was seen in the school parking lot. According to an email sent to parents by principal Dee Lancaster, “the person was… Read More Seaholm on Lockdown After Sighting of Suspicious Looking Vehicle
With contributions by Kathleen Davis Along a carpet resembling a certain yellow-bricked road on Tuesday, March 5, “Oz The Great and Powerful”, a special premiere was held at the Royal Oak Imagine Theatre to celebrate and screen the film for Michigan natives involved in the movie process. The made-in-Michigan film, which was released nationally March… Read More Made in Michigan “Oz” Celebrates Local Roots
