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The new teachers of 2013

October 22, 2013
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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.
Decision to pre-record DoRRS speeches sparks debate
In response to the recent campus assaults, the high school administration has taken various measures to ensure the safety of the community.
Campus safety compromised: what next?
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
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
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The Gender Equality club has a box set up in the atrium for period product donations. All contributions go to Rosie's Place, a women's shelter.
Gender Equality Club promotes period product drive to make menstrual hygiene equitable
Although unable to attend school in Brookline, exchange students still immerse themselves in American culture as much as possible.
Spanish exchange: Students share culture in spite of complications
Led by sophomores Mia Jones, Ishara Bhimani and Astrid Young, the Make-A-Wish Club hosts fundraising events to help grant "wishes" to terminally ill children.
Make-A-Wish Club uses fundraising to reach their goal of helping children
On Wednesday, Nov. 13, the Women in STEM Club held a bake sale to raise money for the Malala Fund.
Women in STEM Club bakes for change in women’s education
Ed Wiser, pictured, works for Coastal Medical Transportation Systems as an EMT on Saturday nights.
Wiser brings EMT experience to the classroom
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.
SASA unites Boston teens for Diwali
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