In the last few years of Philadelphia sports, the Eagles, Flyers, and Phillies are the first teams one associates with the City of Brotherly love. But there is another team in Philadelphia many have forgotten about: the 76ers. The days of the Sixers being overlooked are over; the 76ers, with their young upbeat team, have shocked the… [Read more…]
Safety is a big concern with new drivers on the road. Many laws and restrictions are already in place to enhance the safety of all drivers. There have been some changes to the law recently, and it is already affecting drivers. These laws especially affect drivers who have a permit or junior license. Not too… [Read more…]
For as long as students can remember, Fleetwood Boys Basketball has been far from the top of the food chain among the Berks County Interscholastic Athletic Association. In fact, for the last two years they have not won a single division game, and they have only 6 wins in total. “One of the problems I… [Read more…]
Q: When is your birthday? A: December 28, 1993. Q: Are you involved in extracurricular activities? A: No. Q: What’s your favorite… -Color: Pink. -Sport: Soccer. -Movie: The Hangover. -TV show: “Jersey Shore.” -Song: “The Motto,” by Drake. -School Subject: Lunch Q: What do your friends see you as? A: My friends see me as crazy,… [Read more…]
Since the early 2000s, global warming has been a topic of conversation among many people all over the world. Millions have speculated on the matter, and each side of the argument seems to hold a fair amount of weight. Plenty of evidence has been provided that states global warming is a real threat, but just… [Read more…]
On 17 January, of this year metalcore band Attack Attack! released their third studio album, “This Means War.” Expectations for this album were very high for the Ohio-based band after they gained popularity and recognition from their unique sound developed on their first two albums. However, this album has a different sound than their first two… [Read more…]
For Alyssa Delp, 2011 was a very successful year. Fleetwood’s star field hockey player was seen in the Reading Eagle at least three times per week during the fall season. She was named County Player of the Year, All-Berks, and first team All-State in her senior year. Along with her individual achievements, Delp helped bring home a county… [Read more…]
On Tuesday, 3 January 2012, turbulent weather shocked commuters driving through Reading. It was a normal morning…until the snow came. “It was more like a light dusting that was blowing across the road,” media teacher Sean Gaston said. It might not have been a lot of snow, but the roads were not prepared for it. Slick… [Read more…]
The town once known as Coxville, and now known as our home town of Fleetwood, has quite a bit of unexpected history behind it. There are two theories as to how the name Fleetwood came about. Some say Mr. Fleet and Mr. Wood were two railroad surveyors and the names were combined, while others say… [Read more…]
Injuries happen all the time in major sports. Whether it’s a leg in soccer, an arm in baseball, or a hamstring in football, injuries are just an unfortunate part of being an athlete. Concussions are the most frequent type of traumatic injury in major sports. Out of all major sports, the NFL receives the most… [Read more…]
Injuries are very common when it comes to sports. Anything from the pain of shin splints to the burn of blisters can occur during a sporting event or practice. Pulled muscles are the most common injuries in the sports world. Muscle pulls occur when a player stretches a muscle too far. Swelling and bruising may… [Read more…]
Are you single? Did you just lose a best friend and want a new one? Well, Relay for Life may be of assistance. Relay for Life recently handed out surveys to the FAHS English teachers. The survey included questions that ranged from really personal to not very personal at all. This survey was designed so… [Read more…]
With the spring season approaching, everyone is excited for the warm weather, Spring break, and, most importantly, a new baseball season. After a very exciting 2011 season, the 2012 season promises to be a good one. On 12 February, pitchers and catchers reported to Spring Training in either Florida or Arizona. The Major League Baseball… [Read more…]
“I felt like my whole season was over,” senior Ryan Corazzo said. The second you hear that bone snap, head crack–or any sound that accompanies an injury–you have that instant feeling your sports career could possibly over. Injuries in sports are the most dreadful thing, and most of them hurt–a lot–but others are just sprains… [Read more…]
As many Paramore fans know, in December of 2010 two dearly loved members of the band left. Brothers Josh and Zac Farro left the band because of ongoing drama between the band members. Josh Farro was the lead guitarist, and Zac was the drummer. Although Paramore has not officially added new members to the band, current band… [Read more…]
Winter is here in full force, and students at Fleetwood were asked what their favorite winter activity was. “Sitting by the fire reading a book.” -Nicole Knabb (’12) “Staying in the house, being warm.” -Eldy Guillime (’15) “Snowboarding.” -Jordan Bulchie (’15) “Snowboarding.” -Doug Delong (’12) “Snowball fights.” -Scott Long (’13) “Sledding.” -Kyle Ahner (’14) “Drinking… [Read more…]
February 14th is a day most people know as Valentine’s Day, a day devoted to love and affection. Valentine’s Day originated in 496 AD in Rome, Italy. It was a day to honor Christian martyrs and Saint Valentine. Many martyrs of this time period were given the name Valentine by the Pope, hence the name Valentine’s… [Read more…]
Girls often think buying their man a Valentine’s Day gift is a difficult task. “I find it hard because they don’t even like the holiday!” history teacher Sue Nagle said. Selecting a romantic, useful gift does not have to be stressful any longer. How can you get your boyfriend a creative gift from the heart?… [Read more…]
Valentine’s Day is a time full of love and happiness, attraction and courtship. Flowers, candy, and cards are sent to significant others all over the world as a sign of affection between men and women alike. As the celebrations of this endearing holiday commence, its origins frequently come into question. How did Valentine’s Day begin,… [Read more…]
In recent years, the Boys Basketball program at Fleetwood Area High School has had great difficulty finding its footing in the realm of Berks County sports. This year was no exception for the Tigers’ Varsity squad, which has made progress but still finds itself sitting at the bottom of the division. The Tigers’ Junior Varsity… [Read more…]
Senior year means turning eighteen for many students at FAHS. The decision of how these new adults will take hold of their new rights and responsibilities in the world enters the center stage. Some may see this birthday as the end of their childhoods and the beginning of real accountability; others may view it simply… [Read more…]
With Valentine’s Day coming up, the staff of The Tiger Times ventured to ask students: “What is your favorite candy?” Micah Storms (11)- “Starbursts.” Dan Judy (11)- “3 Musketeers.” Christian Boyer (11)- ” Reese’s Pieces.” Dan Milloy (12)- “Milk Duds.” Mr. Farr (Math Teacher)- “Take 5.” Mr. Houp (English Teacher)- “Mjolkchoklad from IKEA.” Though juniors… [Read more…]
On 20 December, 46 brave students journeyed from Fleetwood to Kutztown University, determined to come out on top. Fleetwood’s own FBLA organization went to compete against nine other schools in all aspects of business and triumphed proudly, with many of them placing in all sorts of events. At the competition, there were 50 overall events in… [Read more…]
February 24, 2012
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