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The student news site of Brimmer and May School | Chestnut Hill, MA

The Gator

The student news site of Brimmer and May School | Chestnut Hill, MA

The Gator

Opinion

Examining Bitcoins Environmental Impact

Examining Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact

Cooper Horn, Journalist May 28, 2024
We must be aware of the ramifications of Bitcoin.
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Varsity Tennis Head Coach David Argasinski, formerly in the top 1,600 in the world, hits a backhand during a practice at the 2018 Davis Cup. Argasinski leads both the Boys and Girls tennis programs at the School.

Love-All: Mentorship Creates Winning Players

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor May 10, 2024
Players should consider themselves lucky to find a mentor like David Argasinski.
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Photo illustration of a student being tempted to cheat with AI.

Editorial: Don’t Use AI Humanizers to Complete Work

Don't rely on AI humanizers in place of your own original and superior work.
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Editorial: Combatting Surging Antisemitism on College Campuses

Editorial: Combatting Surging Antisemitism on College Campuses

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom to threaten.
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The scene outside The Bondi Junction Westfields Shopping Mall after a deadly stabbing in Sydney, Australia. The stabbing resulting in six deaths, a reminder that it is imperative to be vigilant of our surroundings.

Op-Ed: Tragedy Strikes at Bondi Junction

James Yu, Senior Journalist April 23, 2024
The Shopping center, located in Sydney, Australia, was violently disrupted last Saturday.
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Fresh produce at a local market, which is unavailable in food deserts.

Op-Ed: How to Destroy Food Deserts

Cooper Horn, Journalist April 11, 2024
Food insecurity often leads to or exacerbates the issue of 'food desert,' where healthy, affordable food options are scarce.
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Port-Au-Prince pinned on a map of Haiti.

Op-Ed: How to Fix the “Haitian Pattern”

Edward Flint, Co-Managing Editor April 9, 2024
An international force needs to be dispatched to Haiti, preventing any single nation from assuming complete control.
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Ruby pipes frosting onto cupcakes. Illustration designed with Canva.

Baking My Future: How I Landed the Perfect Job

Ruby Cohen-Weinberg, Journalist April 2, 2024
Blacker's Bakeshot is more than just something to pad my resume or college apps. It's been a huge part of my high school life.
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Ukrainian boy asks to stop the war in Ukraine.

Op-Ed: Ukraine is Still a Top Priority

Edward Flint, Co-Managing Editor March 8, 2024
When I first heard about opposition to the Ukraine war, my mind drifted back to the Second World War.
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Adam Ondra climbing Silence, 9c.

Scaling the Limits of Human Potential: An Inspiration Story

Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief March 4, 2024
What does Adam Ondra's only ascent of the hardest rock climb in the world prove about the taxing nature of the sport?
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Illustration created with Canva.

Balancing Justice and Humanity: Rethinking Nitrogen Executions

James Yu, Senior Journalist February 22, 2024
The distress caused by nitrogen execution prompts a reconsideration of its use in modern justice, urging a cautious stance.
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Healthcare and technology concept for artificial intelligence in medicine and clinical systems, machine and deep learning.

Op-Ed: As Technology and AI Advances, Medicine is Changing

Edward Flint, Co-Managing Editor February 14, 2024
Many fear that medical use of AI could result in errors, which human doctors would have found.
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