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The student news site of Hollis Brookline High School

The CavChron

The student news site of Hollis Brookline High School

The CavChron

Jack Hattamer 17 left for the capitol last Friday, as hes participating as a Page for the senate this semester.

HB student represents in the U.S. Senate

Caroline Kroeger, Staff Writer February 3, 2016

On October 13 of this past year, Jack Hattamer ‘17 received a phone call that would change his life. On the other end of the line was the head of the nationally-known United States Capitol Page Program,...

Niki Maragos preparing for a new video to go up on her personal YouTube channel.

Can I make money as a blogger?

Niki Maragos, Editor of Features February 1, 2016

Now that 2016 is in full swing and all of the lists about new technology and best restaurants to visit have dropped, let’s talk about what’s really on our minds. How am I going to make tons of money...

In with the new (SATs, that is)

Nicole Poitras, A&E Editor, Blogger January 26, 2016

With spring standardized testing fast approaching, students and teachers alike are bracing themselves for the changes that are coming to the SAT. Well, some are. A big issue is that most people only have...

Caroline Kroeger 17 trying to study for midterms

Stressed Out

Maggie O'Hara, Assistant Editor January 26, 2016

Ah, Mid-Terms…. That glorious time of year when we have the opportunity to reflect back on all of the wonderful information and concepts that we’ve been presented with since the end of August. What...

Thousands of voters will hit the booths on February 9, will you?

The value of the vote

Maggie O'Hara and Nicole Poitras January 21, 2016

As this year’s election rapidly approaches, politics have been the focus of almost every media outlet. With young adults being immersed in political hoopla now more than ever, many HBHS students are...

A measure of my intelligence

A measure of my intelligence

Michaela Dinman, Webmaster, Managing Editor January 20, 2016

Standardized tests often consume the spring of a high school student's junior year and the fall of their senior year. After a test is taken, one of two things happen. One, when results are first released,...

Eastman Chandler ‘15 enjoys art and learning about new techniques.

Moving forward

Maddy Blake, Staff Writer January 20, 2016

Hollis Brookline High School is proud to introduce some of their most helpful and passionate students that are truly productive around the school. Hollis Brookline's alumni, Jeremy Anderson ’15 and Eastman...

Kaitlin stretching it out

Kaitlin Johnson: A day in the life of a recovering athlete

Maddy Blake, Staff Writer January 14, 2016

Hollis Brookline High School's Kaitlin Johnson ’17, severely injured her knee back in November  during a volleyball game. It was another close game for the varsity volleyball team at Alvirne High School;...

Brian Tomer sporting his newest apparel advertising his star name, Onetime.

“Onetime” goin’ for the big time

Will Kingsley, Staff Writer January 8, 2016

Halfway through the school year, many seniors are receiving college acceptance letters, anxious for the years ahead of them. Similar to his peers, Brian Tomer has ambitious plans for the upcoming year. Tomer...

Caroline Burns singing on The Voice

Hollis native auditions for The Voice

Maggie O'Hara, Assistant Editor-in-Chief January 8, 2016

  Caroline Burns, a fifteen-year-old Hollis resident and former HBHS and HBMS student now being home schooled, used her immense vocal talent to impress all of the coaches on The Voice on October...

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