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Girls’ soccer claims CMASS Division 1 championship title against Wachusett
November 16, 2019
Jenny Lambert, Sports Editor
After a hard-fought game resulting in tie-breaker penalty kicks, girls’ soccer claimed the CMASS Division 1 championship title 2-1 against the Wachusett Mountaineers at Doyle Field in Leominster on Thursday, Nov. 14. The Mountaineers were back-to-back CMASS champions. In 2017, they defeated the Tomahawks 2-1. However, the...
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Field hockey loses in CMASS title game
November 14, 2019
Liza Armstrong, Online Editor
Despite a strong first half, field hockey fell to Nashoba 2-1 in the CMASSFinals on Nov. 9. After a rough start, the team regrouped andcreated a strong defense to fight back against Nashoba. “The first few minutes, Nashoba was dominating that game for sure,” coach Dan Welty said. “We called a timeout and we kind...
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European journalists visit for discussion on misinformation in the digital age
November 11, 2019
Liza Armstrong, Online Editor
On Nov. 1, journalists from multiple European nations and students engaged in a discussion on misinformation in the media with a focus on social media and politicians. This is the third time Algonquin has hosted international journalists who have come to tour the US as a part of the Edward R. Murrow Program. Algonquin ...
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Get to know the new faculty
November 8, 2019
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Multimedia
QUIZ: Fall Sports Recap
October 30, 2019
Liza Armstrong, Online Editor
All photos taken by Jonny Ratner
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VIDEO: Student Council brings out new, old activities for 2019 pep rally

Ava Aymie, A&E Editor

December 5, 2019 • No Comments

US History I continues skill-based unleveled program after successful year

December 2, 2019

After a full year of its implementation, the United States History I unleveled program has continued...

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Feature

This bites: EEE’s impact on Algonquin
October 27, 2019
Gabriela Paz-Soldan and Catherine Hayden
With the outbreak of Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (EEE), a fatal, mosquito-transmitted disease, the district has cancelled or moved all outdoor activities...
This year at Algonquin: a look back
June 26, 2019
The editorial board reflects on the moments that marked the 2018 - 2019 school year
Awareness stops stigma
June 21, 2019
Catherine Hayden and Gabriela Paz-Soldan
"We’re not talking about them,” Director of Southborough Youth and Family Services Sarah Cassell said. “We’re talking about you and me. We all...
What is All-Star cheerleading?
June 10, 2019
Abby Keene, Staff Writer
All Star cheerleading has burst onto the scene and grown in the last decade. The sport has been compared and contrasted with different kinds of cheerleading,...
Academic dishonesty widespread
June 10, 2019
Karthik Yalala, Assistant Sports Editor
A shortened version of this article appeared in the June 2018 print issue of the Harbinger The days where people have a cheat sheet are over--unless...

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Faculty Friday: Kristen Morcone

Elena Neilson, Assistant Online Editor

December 6, 2019 • No Comments

What is your favorite thing about the holidays? “Getting to see my family who I don't see often cause they live far away.” What is one...

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A&E

REVIEW: Kalanthi inspires readers with ‘When Breath Becomes Air’

Kayla Albers, Staff Writer

December 2, 2019 • No Comments

Set during and after Dr. Paul Kalanithi’s medical residency at Stanford University in 2013, Kalanithi’s...

Thanksgiving recipes from Algonquin community

November 28, 2019

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Parks goes to unique school for hands on learning in Idaho, Chile

Ben Schanzer, Staff Writer

November 3, 2019

Junior Marley Parks, who loves to travel, spent the second semester of her sophomore year at an experiential school in Idaho, which included a two month trip to Chile to continue...