Spooky snapshots from this Halloween

Ella Gertner, Andi Lowe and Benjamin Tytell|November 1, 2022

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Statistics teachers Danielle Theissen and Marika Alibhai match each other as Left Twix and Right Twix, part of the math department’s candy theme.

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"Throwing Money at a Problem," is one of Price's many creative and clever collage pieces.

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According to visual arts teacher Eric Latimer, AI can be a useful tool in researching for both personal art and preparation for class.

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This girl’s life is spiraling out of control! Sarah, age 16, spends most of the story trying to reconcile her issues with her abusive father’s impact on the rest of her family.

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On Thursday, Oct. 31, teachers and students dressed up to celebrate Halloween. The social studies department, pictured above, were U.S. states.

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Make the perfect Halloween decorations with common household items like mason jars and cereal boxes.

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During the Day of Racial Reform and Solidarity (DoRRS) in 2023, the speakers during the Telling Our Stories portion of the day, pictured above, read their speeches live, in front of an audience in the auditorium. This year, they will not. The new DoRRS format calls for pre-recorded speeches and class discussions after each speech.

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Sophomore and defender Jamie Magee fends off King Philip attackers in the girls soccer state quarter-finals match up. The girls varsity soccer team defeated King Philip Regional High School (King Philip) 2-0 on Thursday, Nov. 14 at Parsons Field, punching their ticket to the final four for the second straight year.

Girls varsity soccer secures their spot in the semi-finals with a 2-0 victory over King Philip

Boys varsity cross country won the MIAA State Championships on Saturday, Nov. 16 at Willard Park. After their win the team gathered to take pictures and celebrate a hard-fought season.

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A potluck hosted by SASA to celebrate Diwali on Friday, Nov. 16 in the MLK room was attended students from the greater Boston area to build community. During the event, students participated in various activities including rangoli, an art form using colored powder.

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The Brookline School Committee (BSC) convened on Thursday, Nov. 14. During the meeting, 20 community members spoke during the public comment periods about a student whose speech is expected to be played during the Day of Racial Reform and Solidarity (DoRRS) this December.

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Spooky snapshots from this Halloween