Graham Quigley and Cecilia Barron
September 28, 2018
This piece also appears in our September 2018 print edition.
Grace Austin, Contributing Writer
September 28, 2018
With a new wave of teachers and staff at CRLS, over 70 faculty members are alumni of the high school. For some, the Cambridge public high school they attended was not Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, but was either...
Alexander Deng, Contributing Writer
September 28, 2018
Ms. Ossia is new to CRLS this year, teaching HN French 5 and AP French. She was born in Iran, grew up in France, and now lives in the United States. RF: What factors influenced your decision to come to CRLS? NO: I’ve always taken great interest in a school's mission statement and was particularly intrigued to find out that Rindge’s motto, “Opportunity, Diversity, and Respect,” was developed by the students themselves. The first word, “opportunity,” was aligned with what I saw in this school: a strong commitment from various stakeholders—administration, teachers, parents, and students—to make sure that this opportunity of getting a well-rounded education is accessible to all. I have met with dedicated staff members and am eager to become part of this community. RF: How does Cambridge compare to other environments in which you have taught? NO: Cambridge is well-known for its two prestigious universities, and I have to admit that I am still mesmerized by the level of competition amongst schools to send their students to major Ivy League institutions.
Max Davis, Sports Editor
October 16, 2018
The Patriots hosted the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night for their second primetime game in as many weeks. The Chiefs came into Gillette as one of only two teams that were undefeated through week five. Their high-paced offense was lead by quarterback (QB) Patrick Mahomes, wide receiver (WR) Tyreek Hill, and running back (RB) Kareem Hunt. The Andy Reid-directed offense was known for its speed and trick plays. They hoped to catch the Patriots off guard at home and win their sixth consecutive game.
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Sun-Jung Yum, Cecilia Barron, Isabelle Agee-Jacobson, and Vera Targoff
October 8, 2018
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories by Luis Sepúlveda What: This short read tells the story of Antonio José Bolivar, an old man living alone in an Ecuadorian...
Miriam Alvarez-Rosenbloom, Layout Designer
September 28, 2018
This is a recipe adapted from Bon Appetit Magazine, and in the past months, it has become one of my favorite things to eat and make. It is the perfect texture—rich and custardy yet not too heavy—and just sweet enough. Do not use an electric mixer, and make sure to really mix the eggs and sugar for a minute, or else the fruit will sink into the batter.
September 28, 2018
September 28, 2018
Jaret Berman, Contributing Writer
September 28, 2018
This year, the school administration announced that only Chromebooks would be allowed on the CRLS Wi-Fi connection. This announcement was met with backlash from the student...
Grace Austin, Contributing Writer
September 28, 2018
Dear CRLS, Welcome back! As we kick off the new school year, Student Government is excited to continue traditions from the past, as well as provide new events and policies...
Nicholas Howe, Contributing Writer
September 27, 2018
In early July, Principal Smith sent out an email announcing that the administration would be “changing the content and structure of CMs next school year.” Students haven’t seen homeroom as a necessary class, and due to this lack of accountability, homeroom is set to become pass/fail—and failure to attend homeroom will now be punished with a detention.
September 27, 2018
“Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School” has always been a mouthful. Of course, there are ways around...
June 22, 2018
Doesn’t that burger look oh-so-much better than the meager grain bowl you know you should get? It does....