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The Sagamore
Letter from the Editors: The Sagamore to reevaluate name after 127 years
The G-block celebration included food, games, music, and art.
Starting Monday, May 23, face-coverings will be required in town-owned indoor spaces in light of rising COVID-19 cases in the town.
After a town-wide strike on Monday, May 16, the BSC and BEU came to an agreement during a mediation session.
Over 900 educators went on strike on Monday, May 16. This violates the injunction issued on Friday, May 13 by the Norfolk County Superior Court, which prohibits the BEU from striking.
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News
Non-teacher staff delegate the highs and lows of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Non-teacher staff manage the ups and downs of COVID-19
Serena Ibanez, Staff Writer • May 24, 2022
Students in exchange programs welcome their host siblings at the airport in 2019.
Global Trips plan to return in the upcoming year
Jamie Leslie, Staff Writer • May 23, 2022
With a similar aim but different means, two clubs at the high school, Glob- al Voice and Global Leadership, plan to join forces and make a stronger impact.
Global Voice and Global Leadership to merge
Ambre Gherbi, Staff Writer • May 23, 2022
Arts
Simmons on The Food Networks Great Chocolate Showdown.
T-Lawrence Simmons: Brookline alum takes on The Food Network
Rena Branover , Staff Writer • May 26, 2022

With a pinch of chocolate and a cup of baking magic, professional baker, Great Chocolate Showdown Finalist and 2007 Brookline High School graduate T-Lawrence Simon creates...

Senior Camryn Lezama agonizes about his fate as Icarus in Icarus, directed by sophomores Ivy Fawcett and Sigal Solomon. Although the performances were mostly comical, some had more serious themes as well.
Student Directed Festival makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday
May 26, 2022
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Sports
The Girls Varsity Softball team gathers at a game. The team spends a lot of time with each other, so forming good relationships is important to the captains.
Varsity softball focuses on bonding during building year
Eleanor Bergstein, Arts Editor • May 19, 2022

On the long bus ride home from an away game, the varsity softball team can be found playfully bickering over what music to play or making a quick stop for Mary Lou’s coffee....

Head coach, Brendan OConnor, waves sophmore James Dyalchand-Ericson home, making the game 5-4 in the bottom of the fifth inning.
Boys varsity baseball overcomes five run deficit against Cambridge Rindge and Latin
April 26, 2022
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Coronavirus
Beginning on March 14th, students and staff with have the option to leave their masks at home.
Superintendent Guillory announces district-wide transition to mask-friendly environment
Taj Horowitz, News Editor • March 11, 2022

Superintendent Dr. Linus Guillory announced in an email to staff that the Public Schools of Brookline (PSB) will be transitioning to a mask-friendly environment on Monday,...

Beginning Saturday, Mar. 12, people will no longer be required to wear a mask in indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status.
Brookline Department of Public Health rescinds town-wide indoor mask mandate
March 9, 2022
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Opinions
While issues of racism are not scarce at the high school, preliminary steps towards change are being made. These should be the start of an effort towards an anti-racist school.
A strongly-worded letter for an anti-racist community
Olivia Lee, Contributing Writer • May 13, 2022

Dear administration and staff, I am writing to you yet again from a place of hurt, frustration, anger, and disappointment. Head of School Anthony Meyer likes to reiterate...

Even at the high school, there is a history of racist events going back generations. This playbook advertised a minstrel show performed at the high school in 1896.
Roots of racism at the high school
May 1, 2022
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Letter from the Editors: The Sagamore to reevaluate name after 127 years

Letter from the Editors: The Sagamore to reevaluate name after 127 years

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This a Halloween costume that was made by Burton’s mother, which has inspired his animation aesthetic.

Racial Biases in Tim Burton movies

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Starting Monday, May 23, face-coverings will be required in town-owned indoor spaces in light of rising COVID-19 cases in the town.

Mask mandate in schools to return

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Card games

Card games

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Simmons on The Food Networks Great Chocolate Showdown.

T-Lawrence Simmons: Brookline alum takes on The Food Network

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