By Andrew J. Barnes ’12
THE ROUNDUP
Having been a student here just four years ago, Alumni Service Corp member Mr. Caleb Alpaugh ’07 said he has really enjoyed being back at Brophy.
“It’s been amazing,” Mr. Alpaugh said. “I’ve enjoyed experiencing the other side of this place.”
Photos from this year’s Summit on Human Dignity
By Jared Balbona ’14
THE BRONCO BEAT
6.5 out of 10
of Montreal’s greatness lies within its members’ unique ability to create experimental pop music.
Their tracks possess an overwhelming density, yet they maintain their infectious appeal with each listen. While the group evolves musically with every album, lyrically, front man Kevin Barnes never loses sight of his two favorite topics: sex and Kevin Barnes.
Students tested and experimented to create projects to showcase at the annual science fair in February.
Students who won 1st place in their category moved on the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair on April 1st, after which the top students will attend the International Science and Engineering fair in Philadelphia.
BCP students: The Roundup is working on an article about favorite class periods and needs your input.
Please vote for your favorite period in the poll below.
“Go big or go home.”
“Do or die.”
“You’re either first or you’re last.”
Phrases like these seem to define recent times.
By Julian De Ocampo ’13 & Alex Stanley ’12
THE ROUNDUP
Three-fourths of the seniors that walk the hallways of Brophy have consumed alcohol at one point in time—that is if Brophy applies to the national averages given by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
“Substance abuse is a cultural issue in the United States,” said Dean Mr. Pat Higgins.
By Ian Christopher Beck ’12
THE ROUNDUP
An old man with a long white beard and floppy wizard’s hat lumbers onto the stage and the crowd goes wild.
Dumbledore has to pause for a moment while the crowd cheers.
By Aakash Jain ’14
THE ROUNDUP
Sleep deprivation is a wide-spread epidemic among American teenagers, according to multiple national studies.
The American Sleep Disorders Association recommends the average teenager get nine and a half hours of sleep per night to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
By Ian Christopher Beck ’12
THE ROUNDUP
Teenagers indulge in a lot of things.
Depending on their personality it can be partying, sports, music, shopping or a litany of other opportunities.