The following pieces are part of the Register Forum’s new series of guest-written contributions from different CRLS clubs. The views expressed in the...
A recent wave of fear has swept over the globe as hundreds of deaths have been logged thus far from the recently-discovered and fast-paced global health co...
This article was written before the South Carolina primary on February 29th and before Super Tuesday on March 3rd.
A poll conducted by the Register Forum at CRLS aski...
Who makes everything run smoothly, pinpoints every detail, and organizes all the events from Curriculum Night and Parent-Teacher Conferences to information night for newcomers? You wouldn’t know, would you? She does her job well. The woman everyone knows as “the one who sets up school tours and shadowing” does so much more.
If the State Legislature votes to approve a city home-rule petition to lower the voting age for municipal elections from 18 to 16, Cambridge would have the right to pass an ordinance allowing this.
The Glocal Challenge, organized by CRLS in partnership with EF Tours, is an interactive competition that encourages CRLS students to think, collaborate,...
216 years ago on January 1st, 1804, at the port of city Gonaives, Haiti, Jean-Jacques Dessalines proclaimed the Declaration of Independence, marking an end...
To commemorate the end of the 2010s, the Register Forum looked back on CRLS’s top stories of the decade. All of the stories chosen are meant to showcase the defining ...
“This is how [students] get into Cambridge Public Schools, whether they know it or not. Everybody has come through here. So they might not know it, but ...
Relations between the US and Iran, long tense and complicated, escalated this past month. On January 3rd, an American drone killed Iranian Major General Qa...
Rachel Otty designed the Global Studies Certificate program at CRLS while on a one-semester sabbatical this fall. The requirements of the Global Studies Certifica...
