Alexander Deng, Contributing Writer
December 26, 2019
Nathan Whitfield teaches Algebra 1 and AP Statistics. He originally taught at a Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP) school in Helena, Arkansas. Register Forum: Coming from a KIPP school, which is a public charter school,...
Azusa Lippit, Around School Editor
December 23, 2019
The newly formed #HerVote club at CRLS is pushing the limits of what a student-led group can do within their community. Through a collaboration with the Radcliffe Institute at Harvard University, club members interview women...
Azusa Lippit, Around School Editor
December 8, 2019
For almost thirteen years, the Health Assisting RSTA Program at CRLS has been fostering student interest in healthcare careers. The program is structured in a format that carefully introduces the students to the field and grants them a chance to gain a deep understanding of health assisting, while providing a multitude of opportunities to implement their skills on real patients. The Health Assisting faculty—Mechille Venus, Kristian McLean, and Gana Hughes—have a combined 65+ years of nursing experience. These three incredibly qualified teachers guide the students along the program through four available courses.
Graham Quigley, Charlie Bonney, and Gabriel Traietti
December 8, 2019
This piece also appears in our November 2019 print edition.
Athlete of the Month: Nellie Baxandall
December 8, 2019
Register Forum: What does it mean to be a CRLS athlete to you? Nellie Baxandall: A CRLS athlete to me means being a part of a team that’s bigger than myself, and working hard together towards the goal of having fun and having grit.
World Series Facts and Reactions
December 3, 2019
December 3, 2019
On Sunday, November 3rd, for the first time since 2016, runners took their places at the starting line of the Cambridge Half Marathon at CambridgeSide Mall.
CRLS Girls Volleyball Experiences Season of Growth
November 11, 2019
The CRLS Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team is experiencing a rebuilding year--one with lots of growth on and off the court. With much of the team’s core consisting of sophomores, including 4 prominent starters, the team has much to be encouraged about in the upcoming years.
Will Bavier, Opinion Editor
January 2, 2020
Sekiro: Shadow’s Die Twice From Software’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is set in Japan’s Sengoku Era, following a shinobi named Sekiro on his journey to protect a young...
Andrew Mello, News Editor
January 2, 2020
Rating: 4.5/5 Falcons To say that my head was entirely scrambled after both of my viewings of The Lighthouse, directed by Robert Eggers, is nothing but a credit to its...
Winter A Cappella Jam Captivates Audience
January 2, 2020
January 2, 2020
Ken Kalin, Contributing Writer
December 23, 2019
The City of Cambridge seems determined to rid the streets of cars. With campaigns like eliminating parking in favor of bike lanes throughout the city, and green boxes that...
James Shaw, Contributing Writer
December 23, 2019
In many ways, biking is the superior form of transportation in an urban environment such as the City of Cambridge. While at this time of the year conditions for bikes are...
Esther Cull-Kahn, Contributing Writer
December 23, 2019
This past November, Edward Gallagher was tried and convicted for misconduct, which resulted in his demotion from the coveted position as a Navy SEAL. In 2017, on a deployment...
December 23, 2019
Emails, billboards, social media, newspapers, and public transportation are just a few of the countless...
Splash Weekend at MIT: A Student’s Perspective
December 11, 2019
During the weekend of November 23rd and 24th, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) held its annual teaching and learning event, Splash, which was founded in 1957.
