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Jeremiah Levy, News Editor|February 5, 2020

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For over forty years, the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) has been responsible for establishing various rules and guidelines that are followed by various sports teams at the high school.

MIAA provides structure for sports at the high school

After facing issues in distributing and collecting mail-in ballots from voters during last year’s elections, the town is making several changes to make mail-in voting easier for residents.

Brookline works to alleviate concerns around late mail-in ballots

While nearly 15 percent of students identify as low-income, several students say that there are too few discussions of class, creating an environment that is not well-equipped to discuss class disparities.

Students confront awareness of class disparities

Clubs take many forms, with some existing as chapters in national organizations and others as standalone entities, and they explore a variety of students’ interests.

Clubs allow students to explore interests

The Brookline Peace Coalition organized a panelist event on March 2 from 5-7 p.m. at the Florida Ruffin Ridley School Auditorium to discuss the past, current and future states and envision a peaceful future for Israel, Palestine and Gaza. The event featured Brown University professor Omer Bartov, University of Massachusetts Boston professor Linda Dittmar, University of Massachusetts Boston professor Leila Farsakh, Translational Research Director Abood Okal and Harvard University Associate at the Center for Jewish Studies Dotan Greenvald.

Opening a discussion: Brookline Peace Coalition organizes panelist event on Israel, Palestine and Gaza

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

SWANA Club members gather in room 346 after school every week to explore their identity with peers. They host discussions about being part of an underrepresented community and celebrate their roots together.

SWANA Club navigates culture and identity

French-studying students took a trip to France, visiting many key places such as Angers and Paris and immersed themselves in the culture and environment.

French Exchange takes students across Atlantic

The new digital SAT/PSAT is now adaptive and modifies the questions based on previous answers. Students went from bubbling in answers clicking through test screens.

Say bye to bubble sheets, and hello to new digital Bluebook

The May 2024 town election determines who will hold seats in the Select Board, School Committee, Housing Authority and Town Meeting as well as three uncontested positions: the Town Clerk, Library Trustees and Moderator.

Guide to the May 2024 town election

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