Despite the decline in headline news coverage of COVID-19, spikes and surges in cases still occur four years after 2020. In fact, this past summer saw many US states quickly grow in cases and levels of COVID-19 in wastewater samples. Wastewater...
On May 22nd, CRLS students were notified that the beloved student-developed grade website, Aspine, was back online after months of the program being down and, before that, unreliable. Through the diligent focus of the CRLS...
The arrival of June means many things: for some, it signifies the start of summer, and while students dread finals and exams, others envision a picturesque vacation to ease away the built-up stress of the busy work months....
On April 29th, after a 7-hour meeting consisting of heated debate, the Cambridge City Council finally voted on a proposed plan to delay the construction of separated bike lanes on Main Street, Cambridge Street, and Broadway....
Do you check your email? If you didn't last month, here’s what you may have missed: CRLS wants you to know that community expectations have been reset and that, come September, the school will tolerate no phones in class. Upon...
The Women’s NCAA National Championship victory by undefeated South Carolina over Iowa averaged 18.9 million viewers on ABC and ESPN, far outpacing...
On February 25th, 2024, CRLS made history in two key ways: for one, the school hosted the Massachusetts High School Fencing State Championships...
Whether you are a Pats junkie, Celtics bandwagon hopper, random Bruins fan (yeah, looking at you), or one of the few who have stuck with the...
Taylor Swift debuted her eleventh album, The Tortured Poets Department, on April 19th. The album, which Swift revealed to be a double release, contains 31 tracks with various...
In our current political climate, itoften feels as though Americans are at war with themselves, and A24's Civil War explores what would...
In Toni Morrison's novel Home, the acclaimed author revisits familiar territory by exploring themes of generational legacies, racial trauma,...
On March 25th, the Traveling Chorus of CRLS, led by Dr. Ivan Stefanov, achieved a milestone in their musical journey with a resounding performance...
Black excellence places a demand on Black folks to hyper-excel, to practice excessive forms of labor and productivity such that then, and only then, are they worthy of recognition,...
Joe Biden secured his party’s presidential nomination this spring, aiming for a second term as president of the United States. Despite numerous roadblocks facing his predecessor...
Have you come across North Korean propaganda on your For You Page? Accounts featuring videos of life in North Korea have risen in popularity on Tik Tok. Considering North...
CRLS grading policies have undergone a radical paradigm shift over the past 6 months. School administrators have boldly associated these policy changes with the word ‘equity’,...
As the end of the school year inches closer and closer, it is hard to believe that our time in the Register Forum is coming to a close. For the past four years at CRLS, writing,...
The rise of Gen Z culture is undeniably intertwined with the phenomenon of TikTok. From viral trends to new aesthetics, the influence of this platform is hard to escape. However,...
Merriam-Webster defines pessimism as “an inclination to emphasize adverse aspects, conditions, and possibilities or to expect the worst possible outcome.” This “disease”...
With a sweet tooth in mind and a whopping $8 in the pocket, Harvard Square has never been a better spot to treat yourself to boba tea. The...
Conversation candies, heart-shaped lollipops, and most importantly, sweet chocolate—these candies have long been staples of Valentine’s Day....
These slurp-worthy noodles coated in scrumptious peanut butter sauce are the perfect comfort food or late night snack. Able to be made in a jiffy,...