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

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Op-Ed: What Georgia’s Runoffs Mean for Change

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor January 19, 2021
This election made clear that if you care about something, standing up for it can make a difference
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President-elect Joe Biden and Vice Preisdnet-elect Kamala Harris during a 2019 campaign rally. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Op-Ed: Complacency Is Harmful Under Biden Administration

Kolja Westhues, Journalist January 8, 2021
People need to hold their elected officials accountable, including President-Elect Joe Biden.
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Op-Ed: I’m a Conservative (There, I Said It)

Karly Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief December 9, 2020
Unfortunately, I have found myself faced with situations where, as a young conservative, I do not feel safe voicing my opinion.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Bernie Sanders, two U.S. politicians who are self-proclaimed democratic socialists. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Op-Ed: Democratic Socialism Isn’t Socialism (And That’s Bad)

Kolja Westhues, Journalist November 17, 2020
Self-proclaimed socialist politicians in U.S. government are almost never actually socialists.
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Students Respond to Election Results

Edan Zinn, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief November 13, 2020
As news outlets continue to project electoral votes, conversation is striking up here.
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2008 US Electoral College Polling Map. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

How does the Electoral College Work?

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor November 12, 2020
Your questions about the United States Electoral College, answered.
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Illustration by Edan Zinn '23.

Q&A: Election Day Aftermath

Grace Papas, Outgoing Executive Editor November 4, 2020
Students and faculty share thoughts about the Presidential Election.
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Students Criticize First Presidential Debate

October 6, 2020
Students from both sides of the aisle criticized the event.
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Op-Ed: Is the United States Truly Exceptional?

Kolja Westhues, Journalist May 18, 2020
From aiding foreign coups to ineffective healthcare, the country is not all it's cracked up to be.
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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia commons.

Op-Ed: My Concerns with Biden’s Candidacy

Kolja Westhues, Journalist March 12, 2020
I’m shocked and dismayed.
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Head-to-Head: Student Politics

Head-to-Head: Student Politics

Karly Hamilton and Kolja Westhues March 2, 2020
A Republican and a Socialist debate the Democratic primaries.
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Op-Ed: The Democratic Path to the White House

George Purdy, Writer March 1, 2020
Although the current outlook for Democrats is pretty grim, they still have one promising path to reach the White House.
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