Boston Youth Climate Strike draws thousands of students

Anna Dong, Phoebe Kallaher, Taeyeon Kim, Jade Kwitkiwski, and Anoushka Mallik|September 26, 2019

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On Sept. 20, 2019, thousands of students from the Greater Boston area joined together to strike for climate action.

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At a School Committee Policy Review Subcommittee meeting on April 9, members of the committee and district leaders met on Zoom to discuss a proposed hate speech policy that has been criticized by the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts (ACLUM). By a 3-1 vote, the subcommittee approved the policy, which now heads to the full committee.

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Bright powders colored the clothes and faces of those who attended the Holi celebration on April 10 on the Cypress field. The event was hosted by the Asian and Pacific American Club (APAC) and the South Asian Student Alliance (SASA).

APAC and SASA colorfully celebrate Holi

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Boston Youth Climate Strike draws thousands of students