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The Gator

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

The Gator

David Cutler in his classroom, awaiting students.
School Hosts Proctored Lunch Discussion on Presidential Election
Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • November 13, 2024
Students successfully engaged in civil discourse during an optional lunch discussing the election.
Breiman plays in 2016 Homecoming.
Humans of Brimmer: Shani Breiman ’18 Returns to Coach
Leo Latino, Journalist • October 31, 2024
Learn about the former Gator Editor-in-Chief, star soccer player, and current Co-Varsity Soccer Coach.
College Counselor Julia Esquivel helps student Lincoln Jiang with his Common Application.
Countdown to College: Seniors in the Final Stretch!
Amelia Bowman and Nolan Suraci October 29, 2024
With November 1 rapidly approaching, tensions are notably high, and students report mixed experiences in coping with the demands of both coursework and college applications. 
A fireman looks for hot-zones using drone technology. Photo courtesy of Weston Fire Department.
BREAKING: Local Brush Fires Cause Poor Air Quality
Edward Flint, Managing Editor • October 28, 2024
Milton, Beverly, Middleton and other nearby areas are battling overnight brush fires, which are contributing to poor air quality in Newton and Brookline.

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Quick Facts About the 2024 Election
Rachael Rosenberg, News Editor • October 22, 2024
November 5 marks the 2024 Presidential Election. Here is what you need to know about the candidates, voting, and more.
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Cartoon illustration of trespassers on the roof of Hastings.
Trespassers Scale Hastings Roof
Edward Flint, Managing Editor • October 18, 2024
Two plastic adirondack chairs from the outside classroom were left behind.
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Cassie Abodeely Leaves School after 10 Years
Cassie Abodeely Leaves School after 10 Years
Jack Malloy, Senior Journalist • October 8, 2024
Starting next month, Abodeely is returning to her previous career in the Bronx District Attorney's Office.
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In 2023, students enjoy Harry Potter Studio Tour in London, England.
Students Set to Embark on Global Journeys
Mary Wang, Managing Editor • October 4, 2024
Get a sneak peak at your Winterim trips and how essential questions will guide your experience.
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Cartoon by Livvy Avignon '26.
Community Responds to Phone Policy Reinforcement
Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • September 24, 2024
This year, the School is once again tightening its cell phone policy in an effort to help students learn self-regulation.
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West Nile Virus Risk Increases In Newton
West Nile Virus Risk Increases In Newton
Edward Flint, Managing Editor • September 17, 2024
While the risk for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) remains “low” in Newton, West Nile Virus is now rated as “high."
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Seniors Huck Jennings and Lincoln Jiang show enthusiasm during Thursday night's talent show.
After 10 Years, Upper School Camp Shifts to New Location
Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • September 11, 2024
Students bonded during an overnight trip to Camp Bauercrest in Amesbury, after outgrowing Camp Wingate*Kirkland in Yarmouth.
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Closed for Summer. See you in September!
Closed for Summer. See you in September!
Gator Staff June 12, 2024
We wish everyone a restful and rejuvenating time away from campus.
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Jackson Tarbox '26 shows off his custom swag.
Jackson Tarbox ’26 Spins Creativity into Success
Gabe Cohen, Sports Editor • May 22, 2024
He is planning on releasing new merchandise such as shorts, tank tops, socks, and hats.
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Humans of Brimmer: Caleb Meranus '26
Humans of Brimmer: Caleb Meranus ’26
Cathy Wu, Outgoing Executive Editor • May 17, 2024
He identifies with street photography, viewing each shot as an act guided by intuition.
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Photo illustration: Juniors Stephanie Altschul and Noah Panto discuss the Civil Rights Movement in David Cutler's American history class.  Ddesigned in Canva.
Rising Seniors Vie For Heaviest Course Load
Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • May 13, 2024
A surge of enrollment in AP courses sparks concerns among faculty and students.
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Artist renderings of the new building addition.
BREAKING: $26 Million Campaign Unveiled for New Facility
Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • May 10, 2024
The gym will be replaced with a cutting-edge Recreation and Wellness Center.
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Gator students show off the 17 awards, including the All-New England award for overall excellence, outside of Boston University's College of Communications. L-R: Gabe Cohen Cohen '26, Edward Flint '26, Bede Paasch-Pearce '27, Cooper Horn '27, Amelia Bowman '25, Adviser David Cutler, Mary Wang '26, Livvy Avignon '26, Jack Malloy '25. Designed in Canva.
Gator Smashes Record, Wins 17 Regional Journalism Awards
Gator Staff May 3, 2024
The newsroom also won its 6th-consecutive All-New England Award.
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Human of Brimmer: Cecelia Pan
Human of Brimmer: Cecelia Pan
Mckinlee DePaola, Journalist • May 2, 2024
Learn about Cecelia Pan and her love of wearing many hats, wildlife, and her love of volunteering.
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Photo Illustration: Charlotte Hurley '27 looks over her course options
New Courses Added to Curriculum Guide for 2024-2025 Year
Will Lawson, Journalist • May 1, 2024
Students have until May 10 to complete their course selection form.
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Meet the Staff
Mary Wang
Mary Wang
Managing Editor

After a great summer with the School of New York Times, Mary is thrilled to return to The Gator this semester as Managing Editor. She is excited to continue writing op-ed, arts, and culture pieces. In...

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