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The Wrangler Sepember 2013 Edition Roman Numeral Twenty-seven
Blood drive participants report “heroism” addictions after using needle
Brophy’s covert black market
“Why talk to girls when we can talk to Siri?” freshman who did not attend Frosh Mixer
Unusually hairy freshman class puts teachers on edge for Movember
“In recent years, Brophy’s most exclusive secret club (BBM) or ‘Brophy’s Black Market’ has taken a hard hit from the economic recession and lack of quality ‘JUGable’ ideas,” says the Head of Student Affairs at Brophy. Students could no longer afford the back-alley reimages from years past nor could they be guaranteed a perfect score on a Mr. Scott Middlemist essay.
Four priceless Monet paintings go missing from Louvre after Brophy Europe trip
Remaining minutes after announcements result in soaring email-checking productivity
2014 Summit to reveal what the Fox says
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News in Briefs Fake parking passes re-launch
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Spotted: Fake parking pass in action
By Joe Pistorius ’14 and Injustice (OFI) when his fellow choir member, Shay D. Guy ’15, signaled him to a secret room in the basement of Romley hall. According to the story, Guy had slowly pulled a fake pass from his trench coat pocket while looking around for faculty and inquired, “Want one?” Needapass paid for the pass and told reporters later, “It looked just like the real one! You would have to be staring intently at it to realize it’s a fraud; absolute genius on However, the combination of an economic BBM’s part.” resurgence and Mr. Pat Higgins’s strict policy on parking passes has helped BBM The BBM’s parking pass business is conbegin a new enterprise: selling fake park- tinuing to gain momentum amid the stuing passes. dent body. Official polls taken by the Office of Faith and Injustice have indicated These passes allow students who are una- that only Brophy vans use more space in ble or unwilling to find a carpool to park the parking lot than these “uncarpooling” successfully at Brophy. Senior John Iss students. Tardy ’14 said, “I don’t have first hour so I come to school alone and this fake park- Mr. John Buchanan has taken personing pass saves me from endless hours of al responsibility to deal with these fake JUG!” passes. He stated plainly, “ To all the passes out there: I will find you, I will take Will Needapass ’16, another student you, and I will dispose of you.” caught in the parking scheme, was questioned heavily by Brophy’s Office of Faith
Photo/Drawing by Joe Pistorius ’14 Mr. John Buchanan: “Student 14777, we will find you, and we will JUG you”
Frosted Flakes fires Tiger, hires Coach Heideman as new spokesman
Brophy Faculty Fantasy League creates tension among teachers
By Anand Swaminathan ’15
By Joe Pistorius ’14
In a decision made last week, famed cereal brand Frosted Flakes has replaced its longtime spokesman, Tony the Tiger, with Brophy’s very own Mr. Scott Heideman. This change, according to Frosted Flakes head of advertisement, will reform its image in a more positive, profitable way.
The beginning of school has marked the beginning of one of Brophy’s most celebrated competitions: the annual Fantasy Faculty League. The Fantasy Faculty League shares many similarities with other fantasy games like Fantasy “Football.” At its core, Brophy’s inter-faculty competition awards offensive points to teachers who consistently produce A’s and defensive points to teachers who hand out JUGs unceasingly.
Tony the Tiger first fell from favor with the folks at Frosted Flakes when his mounting sugar addiction began causing problems at the workplace. As executives explained, the pressure of needing constant energy and being a talking animal had taken a dramatic toll on Tony. Frosted Flakes was forced to cut ties with Tony and find a new face of its brand when Tony became dependent on his “fix” to exclaim his catchphrase, “They’re Great!”. The company first caught wind of Coach Heideman when they stumbled upon one of his mass Big Brother emails. Frosted Flakes CEO, Chase Kellogs, detailed his first impression: “It was like love at first sight. The sheer amount of exclamation marks alone was enough for us to know that this was the type of man we’re looking for!” When Kellogs learned of Heideman’s own catchphrase, “It’s a GREAT day to be a Bronco,” the deal was sealed. Coach Heideman, for his part,
Photo illustration by Anand Swaminathan ’15
is equally excited to take on his role as “Coach Flakes.” As he explained, “I’ve done some good work here at Brophy, but it’s time to bring Junkyard Dogs to homes across the country. I believe the 212 attitude starts with a nutritious breakfast.” Admittedly, Heideman has not yet figured out how to implement push-up voice commands through cereal boxes. Still, Heideman is committed to his mission; ending this interview with a command of 20 push-ups, he concluded, “Coach Flakes is ready to change the world, one flake at a time.”
interview with Ms. Mason about other opponents in the EKFC (Eller/ Keating Football Conference), she exclaimed, “You gotta risk it to get the biscuit, which is what my competitors do not do!”
Sr. Cordova, as his sixth period student report, responded to Ms. Mason’s jump in the rankings with a “terrifying” shout of, “NOBODY’S EXCITED ANYMORE!” Last year, Sr. Cordova had finished ahead of Pick number 1 in recent years was Ms. Mason with a score of 85 A’s Dean Pat Higgins for his defenand added bonus points for motivasive scheme of weekly JUGs; howev- tional yells. Senior Albert Weiner, Mr. Noah Lewkowitz ’98 has stein ’14 reported that “Kids just recently taken the spotlight. Mr. aren't into foreign languages this Lewkowitz’s ’98 drastic rise in the year; it’s just not a thing. Math is teacher standings is attributed to his where it’s at, bro.” ability to rapidly deliver ICU’s to iPad-crazed freshmen. Dean HigOnce again this year, Mrs. Horngins explained his thoughts on his beck lies at the bottom of teacher heightened competition: “Yeah, No- rankings, with a total of zero JUGS ah may be ‘projected’ to score high- ever given. “She is just too nice!!” er, but with a couple Mass days com- explained Johnny Grapeseed ’15. ing up, I have no doubt that I can overtake him. White socks and nonBrophy ties will seal my victory, mark my words.” Other students uninvolved with the Fantasy Faculty League are becoming increasingly frightened by this burgeoning rivalry between the two teacher “powerhouses.” Sophomore Johnny Frizzles ’16 responded to Dean Higgins’s new aggressive JUG policy: “I don't even play fantasy football! Now Dean Higgins is surely gonna JUG me just for eating Above: One nervous Brophy grapes!” Bronco making sure his grape Among other top picks is Ms. Jes- doesn't hit the floor and sie Mason, who has increased her squash as Dean Higgins approduction of A’s by over 34%. In an proaches.
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