Pete Buttigieg
Hannah Escandon, Staff Writer
January 22, 2020
On Sat. Jan 11, candidate Pete Buttigieg held a campaign rally at Nashua Community College. With the doors opening at 11:30 am, the line wrapped around the building as people eagerly waited to be checked in by campaign volunteers. People crowded into the college gym with various Pete signs and buttons....
The daunting week of midterms
Megan Strecker, Web Editor
January 21, 2020
With midterms upon us, their value in our modern-day society comes into question. The nearly week-long series of tests have been described as incredibly stressful by American media outlets in recent years. They’ve pinned these tests as a taxing time in a student’s career, where their anxiety is on overdrive and they’re stressed “t...
More than just Legos
Ella Mouradian, Staff Writer
January 17, 2020
On Dec. 15, 2019, the Hollis Brookline High School’s FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC) team, called The Force Team or FRC 1073, ran the FIRST® Lego League Jr. (FLL Jr.) Expo at Hollis Brookline High School. The event is intended to bring young kids with common interests in engineering and robotics together. FIRST...
The effects of the devastating Australian fires
Elise Dinbergs, Co-A&E Editor
January 15, 2020
Currently, a heart-breaking event is spreading throughout the southern portion of Australia, destroying peoples’ property and animals’ habitats. This all started in Nov. when a tragedy occurred within the country. Lightning struck the states of Victoria and New South Wales, causing a wildfire to br...
Political Run
Amanda Brown, Op-Ed Editor
January 14, 2020
The political ads are flooding TV screens across the nation, with some names familiar, some unknown. It’s the infamous presidential election season, and right now, candidates are vying to be named the Democratic or Republican presidential nominee for the ballot in November . Following the pri...
A Future Without Tom Brady?
Morgan Broadhurst, Staff Writer
January 14, 2020
On January 4, Patriots fans from all over New England gathered at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough to watch what they thought would end in a win that would acquire the Patriots a spot in the AFC divisional rounds. Little did they know, they would be walking out of the stadium wondering if they would ever se...
Some universities are now opting to go SAT/ACT optional
Elise Dinbergs, Co-A&E Editor
January 7, 2020
This time of the year is critical for HBHS seniors-it is time to fill out college applications. The process of college applications is a daunting one, since there are a lot of steps involved in it. One of these steps is taking a variety of standardized tests, such as the SAT and the ACT. Tod...
A historic day in The House
Abi Blasi, Sports Editor
December 20, 2019
On Wednesday morning, the House of Representatives began the final deliberation on whether or not to impeach President Donald Trump. After over six hours of debate, the 435 members of the house took it to a vote. The two articles of impeachment being voted on were “Abuse of Power” and “Obstruction ...
Sweater Day 2: Electric Boogaloo
Emma Stoll, Features Editor
December 20, 2019
Following its success last year, Sweater Day is making its second round here at HBHS! The big event took place Friday, Dec. 20, and featured a whole new round of festive sweaters and bingo-board fun for students and teachers alike. Sweater Day made its debut last year, thanks to the hard work and organization...
Cavaliers Advance to Championship in 34-14 Game Against Bow
Harry Bates, Asst. Head Editor
November 16, 2019
Though it was certainly a cold one out there today, Hollis-Brookline's Cavaliers showed no signs of slowing down. With a cheerful crowd on their feet and cow bells ringing, it was clear that Hollis-Brookline's spectators craved this win just as much as the team itself. Encouraging the football team through thick ...
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