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South alum organizes Japan benefit concerts

South alum organizes Japan benefit concerts

By Rutul Patel

Elementary school music update

By Daniel Barabasi

For the Music Department, recent cuts have hit hard, especially on the elementary school level. Fourth grade chorus and third grade recorder programs are being eliminated.

Department heads plan around fiscal year 2012 budget

By Daniel Barabasi

The new public school budget for Newton, approved on April 5, comes as a hard hit for department heads and classes alike. The 2011-2012 school year will see an increase in class sizes as well as a decrease in staffing and classes.

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Firefighter saves baby from burning building

By Astha Agarwal

When firefighter Nick McGrath left work on March 30, he never imagined that in the next few minutes he would ...

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School spirit suddenly surfaces

By Rutul Patel

On Wednesday, April 13, South pride was not just evident, but it was palpable. The students donned more than just the mundane jeans and t-shirts; they sported the Lions’ blue and orange.

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FAR FROM HOME

By Craig Fujita

Editor’s Note: This article was based on a conversation with Mr Fujita, a former at Brookline High student and currently a local Apple Store trainer.

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South alum organizes Japan benefit concerts

By Rutul Patel

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School spirit suddenly surfaces

By Rutul Patel

On Wednesday, April 13, South pride was not just evident, but it was palpable. The students donned more than just the mundane jeans and t-shirts; they sported the Lions’ blue and orange.

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Recession hits Newton Center businesses long and hard

By Denebola

Recessions hit hard. Every couple decades when the economy takes a swan dive, casualties are seen everywhere. Due the economic downturn in recent months, small businesses such as the Pie Bakery, the Starbucks on the Centre T Station, Tess and Carlos, and the Cold Stone Creamery have been forced to board up their windows and close their doors for good. Although these stores went out of business, new stores step in to ...
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South alum organizes Japan benefit concerts

By Rutul Patel
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  April 2011 | By Daniel Barabasi
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School spirit suddenly surfaces

By Rutul Patel

On Wednesday, April 13, South pride was not just evident, but it was palpable. The students donned more than just the mundane jeans and t-shirts; they sported the Lions’ blue and orange.
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FAR FROM HOME

By Craig Fujita

Editor’s Note: This article was based on a conversation with Mr Fujita, a former at Brookline High student and currently a local Apple Store trainer.
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South alum organizes Japan benefit concerts

By Rutul Patel
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School spirit suddenly surfaces

By Rutul Patel

On Wednesday, April 13, South pride was not just evident, but it was palpable. The students donned more than just the mundane jeans and t-shirts; they sported the Lions’ blue and orange.
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Dr Marshall A Cohen Ã¢â‚¬â€ History & Social Science, emeritus

By Marshall Cohen

With a tear for the dark past, turn we then to the dazzling future, and, veiling our eyes, press forward. The long and weary winter of the race is ended. Its summer has begun. Humanity has burst the chrysalis. The heavens are before it. '€ Edward Bellamy 1888
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South teen Camille Brugnara breaks free from depression

By Rutul Patel

With the help of the Guidance Department head Shelly Borg and Goldrick Housemaster Henry Turner, South teen Camille Brugnara screened the film Breaking Free From Depression on April 5 2011 as a part of the Just Think Teens Making Smart Choices Expo.
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