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Amanda Kravitz and Dan Friedman|March 2, 2020

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While often equated with a realm of creativity and freedom of expression, the artistic field comes with it’s own economic, social and educational obstacles, blocking many from pursuing art.

Inequities impede students’ pursuit of art beyond high school

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.

Debating free speech and hate: new bill sparks school committee discussions

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

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

Come the 2024-25 academic year, the Social Studies Department will offer African American Studies course to students, who can take it for AP or honors credit.

New year, new Social Studies class: AP African-American Studies to be introduced

Senior Abby Cooney has decided to take her leadership skills and athletic talent to Ursinus College, where she will continue her lacrosse career.

Abby Cooney takes her lacrosse skills to the collegiate level

Students are learning how to manage their time during sports seasons, as they find themselves balancing homework with practice.

Students juggle academics and ahtletics

Sophomore Eric Bardon runs during a meet at the New Balance Track facility.

David Pérez-Lawrence takes the shot

Junior Alan Shi goes up for a layup against Catholic Memorial.

Alan Shi balances life on the court with life behind the desk

The boys varsity ultimate team lost their first official game of the season against the Somerville Highlanders 11-5 on Wednesday, April 9, at Conway Park.

Boys ultimate lost 11-5 against the Somerville Highlanders

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