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Poets’ Corner: Elizabeth Picken ’17

Elizabeth Picken • October 30, 2014

Elizabeth Picken '17 spent the summer at Great Books Summer Program at Amherst College. She is an avid writer, and she especially enjoys composing poetry.

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Cross Country Wins Back-to-Back Championships

Gator Staff • October 29, 2014

Varsity Cross Country won its second consecutive Massachusetts Bay Independent League (MBIL) Championship yesterday at Gann Academy in Waltham, Mass.

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Innovation Expert Shares Her Love of Creativity

AJ Naddaff • October 28, 2014

Taylor’s passion for social justice corresponds perfectly with Continuum’s goal—making things that are impactful in people’s life.

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School Math Team Takes Off

Chardon Brooks • October 24, 2014

Now in its second-year, the Brimmer and May Math League is attracting growing interest. With ten students—and growing—the School now fields two teams.

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Homecoming Reunites Gator Fans

Sarah Smith, Enna Spivak, and Shani Breiman • October 24, 2014

While catching up with old friends and cheering on Brimmer and May’s varsity soccer teams, dozens of Gator fans gathered last Saturday for Homecoming at Orr Field.

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How The Gator Will Enhance Student Voice

David Cutler, Adviser • October 23, 2014

Brimmer and May students have worthwhile, valuable, and change-making ideas—and the world should hear them.

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Olympic Gold Medal Winner Addresses Community

Anders O’Neill • October 23, 2014

Mads Reinholdt Rasmussen, a Danish rower and Olympic gold medal winner in the Lightweight Double Sculls, addressed students during Wednesday's assembly. Rasmussen and his partner placed fourth in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, third in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, and first in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

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Teacher Talks: Head of School Judy Guild

AJ Naddaff • October 23, 2014

Head of School Judy Guild says, “The first, and probably single most important goal, is to achieve academic excellence. We want our students to have the opportunity to bring out their personal best in everything they do.”

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Dick Hoyt Addresses Community

Gator Staff • October 20, 2014

Boston's Dick Hoyt, who has competed in over 1,000 events (including 72 marathons) with his son Rick Hoyt, addressed the Brimmer and May Community on Wednesday, Sept. 24.

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School Introduces Free Breakfast Program

Gator Staff • October 19, 2014

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. And this year, Brimmer and May is offering cereal, yogurt and oatmeal—with bagels on Fridays.

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New Science Elective Replaces AP Offering

Gator Staff • October 18, 2014

In place of AP Environmental Science, which Department Chair Cecilia Pan phased out last year, the School is now offering a more appealing alternative: Evolution, Ecology and the Environment.

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Students to Perform “Great Expectations”

Gator Staff • October 18, 2014

To top last season's well-received productions of "Treasure Island" and "Hairspray," the Theatre Department is “going to pull out all the stops,” according to Director and Creative Arts Chair Bill Jacob.

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