by Logan Davis Have you noticed that work in the parking lot is pretty slow? You might also think that the job is done, but is it? Things have been very quiet down there, a bit too quiet. There are no trucks there, no nothing. We might never know if they will come back to […]
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Police Find Two More Suspects for the Louvre Jewelry Theft
By Rayan Jawahar Nov 10, 2025 As of November 2025, the French police have found and charged two more suspects over the Louvre museum heist last month. These jewels are worth €88 million Euros, or about $102 million US dollars. They were taken from the Louvre on October 19, 2025 in broad daylight! Witnesses claim […]
Halloween
1 By: Penny Fishburn Halloween is something we’ve all experienced. That rush of exhilaration as we pull on our costumes, then that satisfied feeling as we retrieve candy from all of our kindly neighbors. But Halloween hasn’t always been that way. This holiday we celebrate with such merriness now is still a bit of a […]
What’s Today Famous For?
Sriya K. October 7 is famous for basically pictures taken of the moon. To be more specific, in 1959 the Soviet Union’s Luna 3 spacecraft took photos of the far side of the moon. The reason this was celebrated was because astronomers always made people believe that the moon’s far side or other side looked […]
The DPW parking lot is getting fixed!
1 By Logan Davis Have you heard that the old flat concrete area in front of the school is under construction? Unfortunately, Google was not able to give me info on what it was before it was that piece of junk. Right now I can only see that they are starting to move the rocks […]
Student Interviews
By Eliette Lu On Monday 15th, we interviewed Sriya Konda, author of” What’s Today Famous For”. Sriya is a budding chef as she loves to make food and eat food. “ I also love making burgers on my grill and growing chilies,” she said. Although she likes to cook she claims she “ literally can’t […]
What is Today Famous For?
by Sriya Hi everyone, I’m Sriya! Today I’m going to show you what September 15th is famous for. September 15th, also known as the start of Hispanic Heritage month, kicks off a celebration to a large population of the United States of America. It makes up almost 20 % of the population here! This date also […]
MFA New Exhibits
By Penny Fishburn and Keira Lu The Greater Boston area is known for its rich fine art history, with many museums that showcase thousands of pieces – some that are rarely known elsewhere. Boston itself is a beautiful city, and the surrounding suburbs are a great scenic region and an inspiration for artists. Its many […]
Juniper
3 By Maria Kuklina Chapter 1 “Juniper darling, can you come here for a second?” I hear mom’s voice echoing up the stairs I was sitting on. “Sure, give me a minute.” I say getting up to put my book in my room. When I’m done, I go downstairs to see what my mom wants. […]
Entry 4 January 4th, 2019
1 10:50AM Hola! That is how you say hello in Spanish. Today I woke up at 10:00, then I went downstairs and ate my breakfast. I had cereal. My dad says that I should start eating American food if I want to get used to it here. I also watched a show in Spanish. It […]