To say that The Fault In Our Stars by John Green is a ‘feel good’ book is a complete lie. The story is actually quite heartbreaking. After reading it, I avoided seeing the movie due to the emotions...
Between trying to balance sleep, a social life and school,being a teenager is hard enough. Let’s add another obstacle though-- food allergies. They get in the way of being able to eat out with friends...
Summer of 2014 has arrived, the sun is out, the pools are open, and the allergies have appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Pollen flourishes at this time of year from various grasses, trees, and weeds....
To the readers of the Cavchronline,
These past two years with the publication have taught me a lot, not only about myself but also about my fellow students. From the original Jcrew that took me under...
Readers of the CavChronline,
Over the past couple of years I have been a part of the Journalism crew. I have seen its transition from the CavChron to the CavChronline and how it has changed...
After two years holding the honor of serving as the Opinion Editor for the CavChron, it is now my solemn duty to bid the publication and this school farewell. I have learned many incredibly valuable lessons...
Dear valued patron,
I never thought that “stone age” Hollis/Brookline would break through the cracks of a tough wall, supported by administration, into the 21st century journalism community. Instead...
June has hit, finals have begun, and yearbooks are being passed around in the hallways. As I wrap up my senior year and look back at some of the most meaningful aspects of my high school career, the Cav...
Hello HB, and readers of the CavChronline,
As senior year is rapidly approaching its end, and graduation is within reach, it’s time to bid farewell to the publication that I’ve grown close with...
After an incredible semester holding my position as back page editor, I’ve enjoyed getting to talk to multiple people in this school, hear their stories and make the back page of the Cav Chronline...
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