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For many years, the newspaper printed varying depictions of Indigenous people along with its name.
The Warriors beat out the Boxers this past Friday at 6:30 pm. The match was close, but the Warriors were able to win with solid defense.
The history of appropriating and disrespecting Indigenous peoples in American runs deep, as shown through the former BHS mascot, the Massachusetts state seal and the unfulfilled promises of the Treaty of New Echota. Many institutions have committed to changing their symbols and practices for a better future.
Above is a collage of baby photos of the members of the MENA club (Middle Eastern and North African Club).
At third base, senior Leander Goessling prepares for the pitch during a game against Sharon High School at Parsons Field. Goessling balances playing baseball and the cello.
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News
Junior Alexandra Oviedo displays a vivid celebration of life with her still-life painting of Día de los Muertos.
Artists of color display work in DoRRS art show
Geo Elasmar and Kris Sivakumar • January 26, 2023
The Medical Careers class received a teacher grant from the Brookline Education Foundation (BEF) that will allow teachers in the class to “gain training and understanding of the functionality of the advanced equipment in this new lab, as well as to learn about specific medical situations that are negatively impacted by race-based misconceptions in medicine,” the BEF said.
Medical Careers takes new approach to learning medicine
Anna Leschly, Staff Writer • January 23, 2023
The Climate and Food Justice Club gathers in front of Cypress Field, sorting through trash to spark conversation around recycling and composting.
Climate and Food Justice Club conducts public waste audit
Geo Elasmar, Staff Writer • January 7, 2023
Arts
Tewa Buffalo Dancer, 1998, by Mateo Romero.
MFA exhibit "A Little Bit of Southwest" showcases Indigenous art
Tobias Jehn, Staff Writer • January 25, 2023

Enter the Museum of Fine Arts’ (MFA) “A Little Bit of the Southwest” and you will find yourself amongst a shining collection of Southwestern Native American art. According...

This years Senior Project tells the exciting story of Charles Ponzi.
Seniors seize their chance to write and direct, one scheme at a time
January 25, 2023
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Opinions
Citizens gathered at Cambridge City Hall on Jan. 9 to protest Faisals death.
AAPI community mourns the death of Arif Sayed Faisal
Krisha Grigaliunas, Contributor • January 23, 2023

Content warning: self harm. Arif Sayed Faisal was a 20-year-old Bangladeshi computer engineering student studying at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. He moved...

January Ins and Outs
January Ins and Outs
January 23, 2023
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Sports
Girls varsity hockey lost to the Natick Redhawks on Saturday, Jan. 14 making their record 1-8. Head coach Nick Sama said although the team has had a rough season, they have made visible progress throughout the year.
Girls varsity hockey fights through loss against the Natick Redhawks
Kerry Frey and Daphna Amzallag • January 17, 2023

The girls varsity hockey team lost 4-0 to the Natick Redhawks on Saturday, Jan. 14 at the Walter Brown Arena, making the Warriors’ record 1-8. The starting line up was...

The boys and girls varsity basketball teams faced the Newton North Tigers on Friday, Jan. 6 at Newton North High School. Both teams fell to the Tigers, with the boys losing 65-28 and the girls losing 54-49. Both teams will play the Tigers again in the Schluntz Gym on Feb. 3.
Boys and girls varsity basketball fall to Tigers in doubleheader
January 12, 2023
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Tewa Buffalo Dancer, 1998, by Mateo Romero.

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The Medical Careers class received a teacher grant from the Brookline Education Foundation (BEF) that will allow teachers in the class to “gain training and understanding of the functionality of the advanced equipment in this new lab, as well as to learn about specific medical situations that are negatively impacted by race-based misconceptions in medicine,” the BEF said.

Medical Careers takes new approach to learning medicine

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