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NHS sponsors annual Buy-A-Brain auction

Nataly Hernandez, Echo reporter
March 22, 2024
Nataly Hernandez
Bremen’s National Honor Society conducts its annual Buy-A-Brain auction after school March 19 in the main foyer. Students and staff placed bids on NHS students raising nearly $800. Brains accompanied the winning bidders and followed their daily class schedule on March 22.
photo by Jaime Pozos
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GSA, Oracle, Anime and Art Club members participate in game night on Dec. 10. The groups joined together to give students a chance to socialize and make connections with one another.
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Bremen's Mariachi band practices for their Dec. 10 performance. The music department hosted its annual Winter Concert to showcase the talents of Bremen's vocal and instrumental ensembles.
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Gaming Club members play Super Smash Bros at their practice on Dec. 10. The club is gearing up for their competitive season. For more information, contact Dr. Kushner (skushner@bhsd228.com) or Mr. Rybarczyk (arybarczyk@bhsd228.com).
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Neftali Rodriguez, Fernanda Zambrano, and Alani Lopez pose as they attend the first meeting of the Robotics Club on Tuesday, Dec. 10th. In this first-ever meeting, they discussed general information about Robotics and when the meetings will be held moving forward. Everyone is welcome to join the Robotics Club and learn about robots! If you are interested in joining or would like more information, please contact Mr. Young (ryoung@bhsd228.com) or Mr. Mack, (dmack@bhsd228.com).
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Bianca Ocampo and Mrs. Ignelzi share a laugh during the latest Circle Book Club meeting on Dec. 10. Anyone with a love of books can join Circle Book Club!
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A student in the ceramics class displays a press mold project completed this year.
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Students gather around a cell phone locker at the end of class to retrieve their phones. Bremen introduced the cell phone lockers in each classroom at the beginning of the school year in order to help students maintain focus on academics.
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Mrs. Bogard provides direction to Mathletes members Rayyan Vohram Noah Nelson, Nataly Hernandez, and Phuong Phang who devoted their Nov. 19 practice time in order to volunteer for the 40th Annual Bremen Food Drive. The Mathletes members helped pack the donated food into boxes to be delivered to local food pantries.
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Mr. Cappel tutors students on Nov. 19 after school in the IMC. Bremen provides free tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-4pm for all students looking for academic assistance.
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Members of the Arrow yearbook and Echo newspaper take a moment to pose after attending the SSC Journalism Conference in Oak Lawn on Oct. 25. The students were able to network with other SSC schools while attending a variety of breakout sessions designed to provide skills to improve their publications. Pictured: Aleshaee Gonzalez, John Kritikos, Fatima Vahora, Aldo Pozos, Elliot LaRocco, Jaime Pozos and Nataly Hernandez.
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BDTV 228 Crew Members Kayla Thurmond, Jacen Gertos, Abril Duarte, and Brody Lynch work the 66th Annual NATAS Chicago/Midwest Emmy Awards Red Carpet Show & Backstage Show on Nov. 2. Students interested in being a part of BDTV can contact Mr. Lynch at mlynch@bhsd228.com for more information.
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Members of the boy’s swim team use different swimming techniques and to warm up on Nov. 19.
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