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The student news site of Brookline High School

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The student news site of Brookline High School

The Cypress
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[Photo] Election Results 2024

Ezra Kleinbaum, Opinions Managing Editor
November 6, 2024
According to visual arts teacher Eric Latimer, AI can be a useful tool in researching for both personal art and preparation for class.

[Photo] Machine Learning: AI and art education

Simon Dolev, Arts Editor
November 7, 2024
Switching classes nowadays can be a stressful process. Allow this carefully curated, seven-step guide help you navigate the arduous journey ahead.

[Photo] Random ReMarcs: The 7-step guide to switching courses

Marcus Peng, Visuals Managing Editor
October 21, 2024
Having taken both deleveled WHISP and leveled World History Honors, Golda Mark found that the deleveled course fostered a more collaborative environment.

[Photo] This is why ninth grade courses need to be deleveled

Golda Mark, Contributing Writer
May 21, 2024
Climate Report Card

[Photo] We need a climate report card

Sarah Manor, Contributing Writer
May 21, 2024
Subdrift Boston is a community organization focused on providing open mic nights that center South Asian voices. It is a part of a larger grassroots movement that focuses on the South Asian diaspora.

[Photo] Subdrift Boston spotlights South Asian voices

Amalya Silbert, Staff Writer
May 19, 2024
In her book, Christine Blasey Ford likens her experience testifying against Kavanaugh at the senate to surfing into shark-infested waters.

[Photo] Christine Blasey Ford’s “One Way Back” offers a personal recount of testifying against Brett Kavanaugh

Kiran Bhatia, Longform Editor
April 10, 2024
According to the National Science Foundation, while the proportion of women in biosciences and social sciences is between 51 and 58 percent, the proportion of women in physics and engineering hovers between 18 to 24 percent.

[Photo] Female teachers reflect on their experiences in STEM

Marcus Peng, Arts Editor
March 8, 2024
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[Photo] The perfect valentine gifts for your situationship

Marcus Peng, Arts editor
February 10, 2024
While the rowing in the film is fantastic, "The Boys in The Boat" struggles to deliver hard-hitting, emotional moments.

[Photo] “The Boys in The Boat” doesn’t hold water

January 9, 2024
Protagonist Celie finds her footing as she comes to appreciate the beauty of nature and the world.

[Photo] The Color Purple vibrantly retells literary classic

Marcus Peng, Arts Editor
January 8, 2024
"Napoleon" succeeds at entertaining the audience, but feels too vague and directionless to be meaningful.

[Photo] “Napoleon” oversells and underdelivers

Tobias Jehn, Arts Editor
January 8, 2024
The souls of five homicidal children haunt Mike (Josh Hutcherson) during his time as a security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria.

[Photo] Movie “Five Nights At Freddy’s” reanimates the franchise

Reuben Pomerantz, Opinions Editor
December 14, 2023
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[Photo] Students direct eight shows for May festival

Tobias Jehn and Sophie Shatzky
April 14, 2023
The new Asian American Literature class will begin in the 2023-24 school year and will be available to both juniors and seniors.

[Photo] New English class designed for Asian representation

Surya Jayashankar, Staff Writer
March 30, 2023
Climate change disproportionately affects people of color. In an effort to reduce these disparities and promote the greater climate movement, student activists in the Massachusetts Schools Climate Action Network (MSCAN) meet and discuss environmental sustainability.

[Photo] MSCAN empowers students to tackle administrational issues

Sophia Su, Staff Writer
February 15, 2023
Investigative Biology I Honors is a science course available for juniors at the high school. The course focuses more on learning through hands-on activities and lab simulations as to the Biology I Honors class.

[Photo] Students exchange Bio for IBio: which option is the better fit?

Teddy Brooks, Staff Writer
January 29, 2023
Warriors for Animal Rights Club was founded in Oct. 2021 and serves to advance the rights and protections of animals. One of their first initiatives was to educate students and staff about the benefits of a more plant-based diet. In collaboration with Sasha Palmer, Director of Food Services at the Public Schools of Brookline, the club helped implement Meatless Mondays in the spring semester of the 2021-22 school year.

[Photo] Warriors for Animal Rights Club introduces more inclusive lunch options with Meatless Mondays

Marcus Peng, Staff Writer
January 6, 2023
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