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The student news site of Brookline High School

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Dean Summer Williams (third from right) with the cast and writer of Sandblasted, an Off-Broadway play that Williams took a leave of absence to direct this winter.

Dean by day, director by night: Summer Williams and the lives she leads

Eleanor Bergstein, Arts Editor
April 5, 2022
Members of the high schools Habitat for Humanity club look forward to building high quality homes in the Greater Boston area.

Habitat for Humanity Club plans to build affordable housing

Anisa Sharma, News Editor
January 11, 2022
Powerpuff is a tradition thats been held for years, where the school becomes divided between teams of red and blue, who hash it out in a girls only tag Football game.

Administration delays Powerpuff to March after citing COVID-19 and fan behavior

Ansley Washburn and Lucia Werner
January 11, 2022
Head of school Anthony Meyer, and assistant head of school Hal Mason discuss in Masons office.

Administration attempts to respond to increased student stress

Jordan Liss-Riordan and Audrey Garon
January 7, 2022
Responding to George Floyd together

Responding to George Floyd together

Graham Krewinghaus, Longform Managing Editor
June 18, 2020
In this years Spring Play, Coming From Where Im From, a group of students, played by juniors Maya van Overbeeke-Costello, Tamar Thompson, Lexi Danesco, Din Klein and seniors Dee-nah Wattana and Ourie Ophir-Azoulay meet to discuss an incident that occurred at their school.

“Coming From Where I’m From” highlights the role of past experiences in shaping opinions

Rosa Caramazza, Staff Writer
April 1, 2020
Sydney, played by senior Carolyn Parker-Fairnbain, stands up to her classmates and tells them that even if they don’t mean it, the N-word hurts. The conflict came up after a song they were listening to said the N-word and her classmates sang along without thinking about what it meant.

Review: “Fighting Words”

Madison Sklaver, Staff Writer
March 12, 2018
Dance teacher Christen Polos, who has been dancing since high school, leaps alongside former dance teacher Kathleen Exar.

Performing arts teachers’ previous careers inspire their curriculums

Muriel Statman, Staff Writer
March 10, 2018
Junior Anthony Saunders stands with his hands raised as he is accosted by senior Sam Pollak, who is playing a cop. Take during the segment of the plays titled The Police, brutality from officers was one of the many racial themes explored in The Every 28 Hours Plays. PROVIDED BY MIKI LAZOWSKI

Review: The “Every 28 Hours” Plays

Emma Kahn, Staff Writer
March 10, 2017
Actors in Every 28 Hours perform a preview at the MLK Assembly on Jan. 19. They debuted a small number of their short scenes, including the one shown above, which featured a student demanding racially unbiased teaching in a classroom. MAYA MORRIS/SAGAMORE STAFF

Upcoming Spring Play explores American racial tensions

Josh Fleishman, Staff Writer
March 6, 2017
Even the program of The Phantom Tollbooth, directed by Summer Williams, leaves the audience with a sense of whimsy. SARAH GROUSTRA/SAGAMORE STAFF

Freshman Play Review: The Phantom Tollbooth

Sonia Bhattacharyya, Staff Writer
December 8, 2016
Freshman play cast members pose for a playful photo during rehearsal. The freshman play opens on Dec. 7 in the Black Box. CHRIS WAN FOR THE SAGAMORE

Freshman play, The Phantom Tollbooth, debuts

Gabe Lee, Staff Writer
December 3, 2016
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