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The Blueprint
The official student news site of Springbrook High School. #thebrooknews

The Blueprint
The official student news site of Springbrook High School. #thebrooknews

The Blueprint
Gen Z and Valentine's Day: Love, Laughs, or Just Another Day?
A Review of Alice Oseman's "Solitaire"
Diary One: An Injured Dove
Coraline: "A Whimsical Fall Film With a Chilling Twist"
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News
A Look Into UDC School of Law
by Seth Stewart, Writer • April 7, 2025
Students were given a chance to get a tour of the law school, which included visiting different classrooms and an understanding of how the law school functioned such as requiring fourteen hours of clinic cases in order to graduate from the school.
National Reading Month is finally upon us!
by Jimena Turcios, Writer • April 7, 2025
National Reading Month influences people of all ages to read and  highlights the importance of literacy in our everyday lives. It is a time where people can discover new books or enjoy old ones.
Spring is Here, Along With Common Illnesses; Here’s How to Prevent Them
by Ania Thompson, Writer • April 7, 2025
With the beginning of March comes new illnesses that once again have risen from the ashes of the winter snow. Here are some common ones and how to prevent them.
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Sports
Blue Devils take the field!
Springbrook Football: What’s Different This Year?
by Efaz Ahmed, Staff Writer • October 27, 2017

The peak of athletic accomplishments: The Chicago Cubs winning the World Series, the Cavaliers beating the Warriors in the NBA Finals, Team USA getting 1st place in the Rio Olympic Games with 46 gold...

Nya signs with Wake Forest to continue football career
Nya signs with Wake Forest to continue football career
by Gary Perry III, Staff Writer • May 31, 2017

Springbrook football hasn’t had much to brag about the past few seasons, but there has been one bright spot in Loic Nya. The 6-Foot-3, 265-pound lineman got offers from 6 Division 1 schools in Coastal...

Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James puts the ball up between Toronto Raptors forward PJ Tucker and guard Norman Powell during the fourth quarter in Game 1 of an Eastern Conference playoff game on Monday, May 1, 2017, at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. The Cavaliers beat the Raptors 116-105. (Leah Klafczynski/Akron Beacon Journal/TNS)
NBA Series Playoff Predictions
by Heyab Kiflu, Staff Writer • May 2, 2017

The NBA playoffs has been living up to its expectations and hype so far. There have been exciting first round series and now great matchups for the second round. Teams have played their best basketball...

Blue Devils get revenge to advance to Section 2 finals
Blue Devils get revenge to advance to Section 2 finals
by Luka Yetter, Staff Writer • March 1, 2017

Springbrook had their second playoff game last night against Sherwood. Having lost to Sherwood in the regular season, Springbrook was seeded below the Warriors, and predicted to lose the game. Sherwood...

Junior Emisi Bashonga advances to nationals for shot put.
Track team sprints into nationals
by Ola Odujinrin, Staff Writer • March 1, 2017

On Tuesday, February 21, the Springbrook Indoor Track Team competed in the Maryland 4A State Championship meet at the Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex. They faced tough schools from all...

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Entertainment
A Winter’s Goodbye
by Ania Thompson, Writer • April 7, 2025

The seasons are changing, When the once-cold kiss of winter air begins to change to that of cool spring, Dead leaves are reborn, green once again after the harsh cold...

Censorship Isn’t Just Fiction: Lessons from Fahrenheit 451
by Rue Ward, Writer • April 7, 2025
What does censorship look like? It isn’t always banning everyone from speaking their opinions. Sometimes, it’s the systematic mission to deem certain opinions or ideologies worth killing people over. Sometimes, it’s systematic removal of the ugly parts of one’s country’s history. And sometimes, censorship looks like distracting everyone so those in power can do whatever they want right under our noses.
The Gentle Touch of Spring
April 7, 2025
Springbrook Students Explore Legacy of Apartheid Through Theater
Springbrook Students Explore Legacy of Apartheid Through Theater
April 7, 2025
The Evolution of Holiday Shopping
The Evolution of Holiday Shopping
December 6, 2024
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A Winter’s Goodbye
by Ania Thompson, Writer • April 7, 2025

The seasons are changing, When the once-cold kiss of winter air begins to change to that of cool spring, Dead leaves are reborn, green once again after the harsh cold I produced   Will...

A Look Into UDC School of Law
by Seth Stewart, Writer • April 7, 2025
Students were given a chance to get a tour of the law school, which included visiting different classrooms and an understanding of how the law school functioned such as requiring fourteen hours of clinic cases in order to graduate from the school.
Censorship Isn’t Just Fiction: Lessons from Fahrenheit 451
by Rue Ward, Writer • April 7, 2025
What does censorship look like? It isn’t always banning everyone from speaking their opinions. Sometimes, it’s the systematic mission to deem certain opinions or ideologies worth killing people over. Sometimes, it’s systematic removal of the ugly parts of one’s country’s history. And sometimes, censorship looks like distracting everyone so those in power can do whatever they want right under our noses.
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