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April Crossword

April Crossword

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
July 11, 2022

The Batman Looks Behind the Mask

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
April 8, 2022
Edgar Wright’s Last Night In Soho Is in the Shadow of Baby Driver

Edgar Wright’s “Last Night In Soho” Is in the Shadow of “Baby Driver”

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
December 1, 2021
The French Dispatch: Wes Anderson’s Quirkified Journalism is Worth the Watch

The French Dispatch: Wes Anderson’s Quirkified Journalism is Worth the Watch

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
November 30, 2021

October Crossword

Nuriel Vera-Degraff, Sarisha Ray, and Eliza Sutton
November 2, 2021
The Difficulties with Filming a Movie in a Pandemic

The Difficulties with Filming a Movie in a Pandemic

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
March 28, 2021
Why Writing For a Grade Can Have a Dangerous Impact

Why Writing For a Grade Can Have a Dangerous Impact

Eliza Sutton and Sarisha Ray
February 26, 2021
Trumps Ban From Social Media Is a Victory, One That Comes Suspiciously Late

Trump’s Ban From Social Media Is a Victory, One That Comes Suspiciously Late

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
January 28, 2021
Why the Metal Monoliths Are Not Coming from the Sky

Why the Metal Monoliths Are Not Coming from the Sky

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
December 23, 2020
The Movies to Watch for in 2021

The Movies to Watch for in 2021

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
December 22, 2020
The Problem with the Metronome Climate Clock

The Problem with the Metronome Climate Clock

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
October 29, 2020
Chadwick Boseman: A Powerful Life Cut Too Short

Chadwick Boseman: A Powerful Life Cut Too Short

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
October 7, 2020
I’m Thinking of Ending Things: Male-Centric Plotline Leaves Much to Be Desired

I’m Thinking of Ending Things: Male-Centric Plotline Leaves Much to Be Desired

Eliza Sutton, Assistant Managing Editor
October 5, 2020
Failures of the Online AP Exam Leave Students and Teachers Frustrated with College Board

Failures of the Online AP Exam Leave Students and Teachers Frustrated with College Board

Eliza Sutton and Esther Cull-Kahn
June 16, 2020

How Massachusetts Can Reopen

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
May 30, 2020
The Coronavirus and the Grading System

The Coronavirus and the Grading System

Eliza Sutton and Yiyi Chen
May 29, 2020
The Top Ten Movies to Watch During Quarantine

The Top Ten Movies to Watch During Quarantine

Margaux Harrington and Eliza Sutton
April 24, 2020
While social distancing is extremely important, shaming others is not the way to change their behavior.

Social Distancing Should Not Be an Excuse to Shame Others

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
April 22, 2020
For two months, music was played over the loudspeaker during passing times at CRLS.

In a Blast from the Past, Music Briefly Joins Bells During Passing Time

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
March 25, 2020
The King is a new Netflix Original movie based on Shakespearean plays.

“The King” Combines Character Study with Political Drama

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
January 2, 2020
The new film Jojo Rabbit is set in Germany at the end of WWII.

Jojo Rabbit: Satire on WWII is Both Comedic and Moving

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
December 8, 2019
Robin Chen is a CPS parent with a mission to lower the voting age.

Robin Chen and Her Fight for Youth Enfranchisement

Azusa Lippit and Eliza Sutton
November 11, 2019
Thunberg’s strikes began in March.

Thunberg: Influencer or Figurehead?

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
November 7, 2019
The Bluest Eye is Toni Morrisons first novel.

In Memory of Toni Morrison, a Look at Her First Novel

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
October 8, 2019
Pictured: An iconic scene from Tarantinos third film, Pulp Fiction.

Quentin Tarantino: The Man vs. His Art

Azusa Lippit and Eliza Sutton
October 5, 2019
An estimated 1.5 million students went on strike globally on March 15th, 2019 to protest inaction on climate change.

CRLS Joins in on Global Protest

Eliza Sutton, Contributing Writer
March 29, 2019
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