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The Cypress
The student news site of Brookline High School

The Cypress
The student news site of Brookline High School

The Cypress
Many students at the high school consume caffeine on a daily basis to help increase energy when dealing with busy schedules.
Spilling the beans: caffeine culture at the high school
Leena Bhandari Cordoba and Ekaterina Borodina • March 12, 2025
The Day of Racial Reform and Solidarity (DoRRS) featured classroom-based activities, including watching pre-recorded "Telling Our Stories" speeches—the source of multiple months-long controversies.
DoRRS explained: event, controversies, aftermath
Marco Neer and Geo Elasmar • February 7, 2025
The girls junior varsity ice hockey team typically practices at the Larz Anderson ice rink. The team, which relies on the facility, has lost days of practice due to the challenging weather conditions
Climate change threatens winter sports
Lily Kleinbaum, Staff Writer • February 4, 2025
Some of the homeless population in Brookline sleep in various tents, by the Boston University Bridge.
Lives of the homeless in Brookline
Jackson Musto and Scarlett Rothstein • January 14, 2025
Throughout the years, education has changed greatly with the rise of newer technology. From chalkboards to Canvas, there are many different effects these changes have had on students and teachers.
From chalk to docs: the evolution of classroom technology
Surya Jayashankar and Daphna Amzallag • December 10, 2024
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
Geo Elasmar, Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2024
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