Student Clubs

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• Student Publications

  Cranbrook Kingswood student publications provide a fresh, student-oriented look at our campus and our students' lives. Whether it is the in-depth perspective of campus, national and international news found in the Crane-Clarion, the memories we treasure from each year's yearbook and video yearbook, or the artistic expressions found in Gallimaufry, our publications demonstrate the extraordinary talents of our student writers, editors, and artists.

  Crane-Clarion

  As the student newspaper of the Cranbrook Upper School, the Crane-Clarion reports on events in and outside Cranbrook of relevance to our students, faculty, parents, and alums.  The Crane-Clarion was established in 1927 and is published six times a year, including a special Awards Issue each June that wraps up the year and announces the awards of our students and the college choices of our seniors.
  
  Gallimaufry

  The School literary arts magazine, published yearly, is produced by a committee of students and faculty who select from submissions the finest student writing, art and photography. The literary group meets each week to discuss student work and to do writing exercises. These meetings are open to all Cranbrook Kingswood students.
  
  Student 'Zines

  Student 'Zines are independent, student-initiated publications that pop up every year on a host of topics. Although they usually don't last longer than the tenure of the editors and contributors, these 'zines exemplify the diversity of expression within our student body. Past 'zines have featured writing and art on topics such as cultural issues, animation, politics, and comedy and satire, and they are enjoyed widely by the entire community.
  
  Video Yearbook

  The Video Yearbook is an annual production which chronicles the school year on tape. Students use digital cameras to collect scenes of school life and activities and edit that tape at the end of the year in a presentation which includes professional quality effects and titles.
  
  Yearbook

  Brook-Woodwinds is the upper school yearbook. In a publication averaging 400 pages, students record the highlights of the school year in words and photos. Editors and staff do page layout, take pictures, write copy, proofread and solicit advertising. Each section has its own editors and staff: Faculty and Administration, Underclassmen, Fine and Performing Arts, Sports, Boarding Life, Clubs and Activities and Advertising. The Seniors section has about half the pages in the book, and its editors also function as Editors-in-Chief.

  
  
  

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• Student Clubs

  Whether you’re interested in mentoring, discussing political ideologies or working on the yearbook, there is a club at CK that will interest you. 
  
  
  African American Awareness Association
  Amnesty Cranbrook
  Book Club
  Bridge the Divide
  Brookside Tutoring
  Cabinet
  Chamber Music Club
  Cranes for Change
  Crane-Clarion
  Crane Clarion Cinema Club
  Cranbrook Bible Study
  Cranbrook Empty Bowls
  Cranbrook Envisions a Cure Club
  Cranbrook Teens Art Council
  Cranbrook for Kids
  Cranes of Wall Street
  Debate Team
  Cranbrook Teens Art Council
  Drone Club
  Dance Club
  Drawing Club
  Middle Eastern European Cultural Club
  Ergasterion Club
  Feminism Club/Women's Alliance
  French Club
  Gallimaufry
  Genes in Disease and Symptoms
  Girls Mentoring
  Glass Onion
  GO Club
  Global Issues Club
  Gold Key
  Guitar Club
  Hack Club
  HUB Gardening
  HUB Tutoring
  Indian Culture Club
  Japanese Club
  Korean Club
  Leaders in the Environment
  Math Club
  Michigan Youth in Government
  Model United Nations
  Namtenga Club
  Peer to Peer
  Philosophy Club
  Science Research Club
  Quiz Bowl
  Team of Radio Controllers
  Robotics Club
  Soccer Club
  Science Olympiad Club
  SINO Club
  (Space Club) The Beyond Earth Club
  Spanish Club
  Spectrum
  Speech (Forensics)
  Squash Club
  Student Council
  Teenage American Republican Club
  Veteran Student Alliance
  Wilderness
  Yearbook
  Young Entrepreneuers Club

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