Teresa Randlett, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• October 20, 2014
Females in Frats?
Greek letter societies have been around as early as December 5th, 1776 when Phi Beta Kappa was created at the College of William and Mary in Virginia. Ever since, hundreds of sororities...
Fall Television Lineup
As the school year begins and the leaves start turning, so too marks the beginning of new television seasons. No longer are students confined to watching old seasons on Netflix...
Last year, the biggest fear at Hollis Brookline was not AP Tests, graduation, or even final exams. No, it was the looming threat of losing our accreditation.
Accreditation is a title given by the New...
October is always associated with Halloween candy, but in addition, this month can offer locally grown food ready for the picking.
Apples, pumpkins, squash, and more are all in season, and this year,...
The Chess Club just got a little bigger.
For the past two years, Hollis-Brookline High School has had a chess club, meeting on and off throughout the school year. It was one of the school's more modest...
“Bring the Cookies Back!” Max Macleod, ‘17 pleaded.
What happened to those signature cookies only the HBHS lunchroom had to offer? Michelle Obama signed the new Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act,...
Teresa Randlett, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• October 6, 2014
For eight years now, the Coffey family and members of the Hollis-Brookline community have been gathering together at Jordan’s Walk, a five kilometer race and entertainment event in memory of Jordan Coffey.
Jordan...
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