You bring the chainsaw– I’ll bring the blowtorch
Adriana Radosavljevic, Copy Editor
January 10, 2017
On Monday, Jan. 9, the Wentworth Inn of Jackson, NH, will be hosting The Great Ice Carvers of New England Invitational Ice Carving Competition. At the 22nd annual competition, competitors from all over New England will be given 300 lbs of ice and three hours to create an artistic masterpiece. Artists...
One if by rock, two if by roll: British Invasion Night 2016
Nicole Poitras, Co-Editor In Chief
January 9, 2017
Filed under A & E, January, Showcase
Contrary to what co-emcee Ethan King ‘17 claimed in the opening skit, this year’s British Invasion Night had nothing to do with the War of 1812. However, it was the grooviest history lesson ever given at Hollis Brookline: a schooling on what was arguably the greatest era of modern music. ...
Unique gifts under $20
Kat Pellerin, Op/Ed Editor
December 23, 2016
Filed under A & E, Uncategorized
Tired of the same old gifts, like jewelry, perfume, or sports memorabilia? Look no further for gift ideas that will put a smile (or a frown) on your recipient’s face, all while striking people off your “buy-for” list. Most of these ideas can be found right on Amazon.com. High Five...
Keeping sanity over the holiday season
Adriana Radosavljevic, Copy Editor
December 23, 2016
Filed under A & E, December, Showcase
Holiday parties can be a huge hassle, but they don’t have to be. Make your seasonal celebration not only stress-free, but something to remember, by planning in advance! Setting up is one of the most crucial steps of preparation. Establish a keynote for the party, such as Ugly Sweater, ...
Stars off the stage
Curtis Newton, Managing Editor
December 19, 2016
Now that Hollis Brookline’s production of Alice: Through the Glass has drawn to a close, those who participated start to relax, knowing it will be a few weeks before preparations for the winter musical begin. The stage is cleaned off, the auditorium is empty, and in the very back, a small room filled...
Five audition tips for thespians
Ava Occhialini, A&E Editor
December 17, 2016
Filed under A & E
Auditions for the Musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood are fast approaching on Monday, Dec. 19. Drood is a comedic, Victorian murder mystery in which the audience will choose “whodunnit” at the end of each performance, soliciting a different ending for every verdict. While no doubt a demanding show,...
“Alice” enchants and delights in weekend run
Nicole Poitras, Co-Editor In Chief
December 9, 2016
Filed under A & E, December, Showcase
“‘Twas brilling, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe…” These are some of the words that transported Alice and her audience back into Wonderland during this weekend’s three performances of the original play Alice Through the Glass, adapted by co-director and social...
The best free underrated apps
Adriana Radosavljevic, Copy Editor
December 8, 2016
Filed under A & E, December, Showcase
With so many phone apps out there, finding the perfect ones can be quite the challenge. Below is a selection of some of the most under-appreciated free apps of the season that help with a variety of tasks. News: Feedly Feedly is a news app that comes in both mobile and desktop format. The website do...
“Arrival” brings it home
Max MacLeod, Staff Writer
December 6, 2016
Absolutely mind blowing: these are the words I would use to describe the 2016 movie Arrival. This science fiction mystery film is worth the watch and is a joy to view from start to finish. Fans of science fiction will love this movie, as it breathes some fresh air into a genre that is usually seen clu...
Behind the scenes of “Alice: Through the Looking Glass”
Maggie O'Hara, Co-Editor in Chief
November 30, 2016
The HB community loves going to see the magical productions put on by the theater department each year. Whether it be a musical or play, it’s amazing to see friends, peers, and strangers alike onstage, making a story come to life in a culmination of countless hours of practice and preparation. Au...
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