The flavorful taste of Buffalo Wild Wings
Kyle Simpson, Staff Writer
June 13, 2018
Filed under June, Opinion, Showcase
Buffalo Wilds Wings has grown to be one of the most popular wing chains throughout America. Known for its sports theme, the restaurant draws large crowds on game days for its famous wings and its rowdy environment. The wings at B-Dubs are famous, and for a good reason. The store offers 21 sauce options,...
One sharp album
Sofia Barassi, Asst. Sports Editor
June 13, 2018
Filed under A & E, June, Showcase
Shawn Mendes released his latest new album Shawn Mendes on May 25, 2018. Fans eagerly waited for the release at midnight, and, overall, I was pleasantly surprised with his mixed-up, emotional album. At first, the album seemed repetitive and a classic representation of Mendes’s talents; however...
Introducing A$AP Rocky’s new music and new label
Joe Caswell, Features Editor
June 13, 2018
In his third studio album, A$AP Rocky changes things up from his painstakingly similar LONG.LIVE.A$AP (2013) and AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP (2015) to the more experimental and personal sound of TESTING, which dropped last Friday. This was Rocky’s first album without direct oversight from his late friend...
Red Cross Club’s Spring blood drive
Leila Caplan, Staff Writer
June 13, 2018
Last month, people from the Hollis Brookline community lined up at the middle school and high school to donate blood in order to save countless lives. This event was orchestrated by the Red Cross Club, HBHS English teacher and club advisor, Heidi Foster, and HBHS health teacher, Erin White. For many,...
The Kissing Booth: An Unpopular Opinion
Lindsey Wood, Staff Writer
June 13, 2018
Filed under A & E, June, Showcase
In 2012, 15-year-old Beth Reekles logged onto Wattpad, a website where anyone can write and publish books online. She wrote The Kissing Booth, which was, at the time, just an underrated story. Now it’s 2018, and the book has transformed into a Netflix original movie, directed by Vince Marcello, where...
AP World History- the ultimate review
Rowan Gingras and Hannah Riseman
June 13, 2018
Filed under June, Opinion, Showcase
On May 17, sophomore AP World History students were treated to miscellaneous fruits and juices before their end-of-year exam. A grueling four hours later, most of those exhausted students left the building, bemoaning their bruised brains and sore hands. Since the College Board has since relea...
A Tale to be told on Amherst St.
Emmie White, News Editor
June 6, 2018
I pulled into the small parking lot, away from the busy Amherst Street hustle, and was met with the quiet, comforting, and inviting interior that is Pig Tale Restaurant. The Pig Tale employees were very welcoming, and so was the restaurant itself. The interior decorations are equally very modern,...
Move-in Day for the U.S. Jerusalem Embassy
Harry Bates, Staff Writer
June 4, 2018
Filed under June, News, Showcase
As a ceremony commences to open the new controversial United States Embassy in Jerusalem, not so far away on the Gaza border, an estimated 2,700 protesters were injured, leaving an estimated 58 people dead by Israeli armed forces. The havoc was sparked by President Trump’s decision to move the U.S....
What can we do?
Nicole Poitras, Co-Editor In Chief
June 2, 2017
Filed under Features, June, Showcase
About a month ago, at the end of Physics class, my lab table got into a conversation with Eric Perry. It began with him talking about how we should be grateful for what we have, but eventually we were lamenting over the fact that we were devastated by the horrible things we saw on the news every day. W...
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