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The official student news site of Algonquin Regional High School in Northborough, MA

THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER
The official student news site of Algonquin Regional High School in Northborough, MA

THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER
Annabella Ferraiuolo

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor

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Senior Reflection: REVIEW: ‘High school experience’ turns out to be flop, has great cinematography

Senior Reflection: REVIEW: ‘High school experience’ turns out to be flop, has great cinematography

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
June 6, 2021
Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo rates the Netflix teen tv program The Politician as worth it, recommending it as a drama that anyone will find engaging and entertaining.

Inside the Mind of a Movie Lover: Teen television shows

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
June 3, 2021
Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo writes about film Minari: a beautiful story, told with outstanding cinematics, of a Korean familys journey search of the American dream.

Inside the Mind of a Movie Lover: inside Oscar Best Picture Nominees

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
May 31, 2021
Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo writes about the shocking reality and mystery of Netflixs true crime documentary Night Stalker.

Inside the mind of a movie lover: popular Netflix documentaries

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
May 26, 2021
Northborough residents have raised concerns about the impact of truck traffic from the new Amazon warehouses along with other warehouses near ARHS. Some concerned residents documented trucks in the area.

[Photo] Blindsided

June 21, 2021
District Wellness Coordinator Mary Ellen Duggan explains how COVID testing is done through the schools new pool testing service.

[Video] Duggan leads medical team to keep district safe

Sahana Sivarajan, Staff Writer
April 7, 2021
During Applied Arts & Technology teacher John Frenchs Wood Tech class, students work on finishing up projects before the term ends.

[Photo] Hands-on courses find new ways to adapt to COVID-19

Jessie Lambert, A&E Editor
March 5, 2021
During the relay race at the February 5 swim meet, seniors Emma Shek and Brandon Saulnier dive into the pool after junior Monica Doherty and freshman Branden Yan finish their first 50 meters.

SLIDESHOW: Swim team dives into success, navigates challenging virtual season

Kathleen Ely and Annabella Ferraiuolo
March 1, 2021
During the first run of the February 4 meet at Ski Ward, sophomore Alexa Butterfield smoothly glides down the slalom course as a few onlookers watch. Both the boys and girls team took home first place this night.

SLIDESHOW: Ski team glides through season with success

Kathleen Ely, Annabella Ferraiuolo, and Owen Jones
February 25, 2021
In between heats, swimmers stay warm by doing practice drills such as this one during the February 5 meet.

[Photo] Swim teams finish season undefeated

February 20, 2021
Algonquins stand up show Is This Thing On? was prerecorded in the black box and will be streamed on YouTube on Thursday, April 1, at 7 pm.

[Photo] Algonquin to perform Seinfeld-themed winter show 'Is This Thing On'

March 30, 2021
Freshman Sadhya Kanal has faced discrimination due to her Indian name in contrast to her appearance.

[Photo] Breaking a ‘Culture of Silence’

Aaliyah Yan, Sharada Vishwanath, Laura Anderson, and Claire Bai
March 31, 2021
Sophomore Selina Satpath shares ways Aglonquin can better address race within the curriculum.

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[Photo] Committed Seniors 2021: Round 4

Jenny Lambert, Erik Lin, and Andrew Roberts
February 25, 2021
Swimmers race to the finish during the February 5 swim meet. While students compete virtually, both boys and girls still compete at the same time.

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Tearing up some snow as he nears the end of the slalom trail, sophomore Aiden Johnson skillfully weaves around the gates during the February 4 meet.

[Photo] Collaborative effort for girls’, boys’ ski teams leads to win

February 9, 2021
Snow banks nearly covered the schools sign on Bartlett Street on Tuesday, Feb. 2, the recent official snow day during which there was no remote learning.

[Photo] District has snow day with hopes of full in-person day in June

Ben Schanzer, Assistant News Editor
February 7, 2021
Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo reviews the many movies and shows such as The Queen’s Gambit that kept her entertained during winter break.

Inside the mind of a movie lover: Inside my holiday break binge

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
January 31, 2021
Though the pandemic has made it difficult for coffee shops to thrive, some, such as Lalajava, have grown stronger as companies through community support.

[Photo] Northborough coffee shops challenged yet united by COVID

Yahya Ibrahimi, Staff Writer
January 10, 2021
The founders of Iridium Tutoring, freshman Charles Tang and sophomore Gracie Sheng aim to provide online educational opportunities for all students. Iridium Tutoring has expanded its reach, tutoring students in many different subjects across countries.

[Video] Student-led tutoring service provides online educational opportunities

Sofia Abdullina, Assistant Social Media Editor
January 8, 2021
Due to the upcoming winter break, COVID-19 testing was offered to high school students on Monday and Tuesday. Orange cones line the auditorium hallway to help keep students socially distanced while waiting to check in for their free test.

[Photo] Most students heed travel restrictions, avoid holiday gatherings

Joseph Domolky, Staff Writer
December 22, 2020
Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo dives into the countlessly adapted A Christmas Carol, critiquing six live action versions.

Inside the mind of a movie lover: inside “A Christmas Carol”

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
December 21, 2020
Two of artist Cindy Kennellys felt works titled Beautiful Oops and Spring Vessels sit on a display stand in the librarys art gallery. Kennelly was reached out to by students asking if they could make a display with her art.

SLIDESHOW: Pop-up art gallery highlights local artists

Priya Maraliga and Annabella Ferraiuolo
December 12, 2020
In her look into network television, Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo claims that some shows such as Schitt’s Creek continue to make network television meaningful and worthwhile.

Inside the mind of a movie lover: Inside network television

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
December 7, 2020
Senior Lola Mahoney eyes the ball, preparing to get it as soon it lands. The girls became Pod 8 champions, defeating Westborough with a score of 1-0.

[Photo] Girls’ soccer defeat Westborough in Pod 8 championships, dominate season

Jessie Lambert and Ava Aymie
December 6, 2020
During a dance rehearsal, students work to learn the choreography while sophomore Ben Schanzer works with the tech crew to get the auditorium ready for the filming of the musical.

[Photo] ‘The Show Must Go On(line)’ reinvents the nature of theatre

Ava Aymie, A&E Editor
December 3, 2020
Journalist Eric Nahon from France starts off the panel by answering a question about United States election coverage in other countries.

[Photo] Journalists from around the world educate Algonquin students on media

Jenny Lambert and Macey Poitras-Cote
November 30, 2020
Social distancing signs have been used throughout the district encouraging students to social distance like this sign outside the library on a D100 locker. Despite these initiatives, the district has reported its first in-school transmission

[Photo] Melican temporarily moves to remote model

November 29, 2020
Senior Megan Harrington carries her soccer jacket displaying the tomahawk mascot, the subject of a petition calling for change written by Students for Justice”.

[Photo] Bevan to lead study group on Tomahawk mascot, cultural appropriation

November 25, 2020
Junior Serena Mihalek pushes her way towards the ball despite the uncalled shirt tug penalty by her Westborough opponent. Westborough put up a good fight against Algonquin however, it was not good enough as Algonquin took the title of Pod 8 champions on November 12.

SLIDESHOW: Fall sports teams compete in Pod 8 playoffs

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Owen Jones, Kathleen Ely, Joseph Lamburn, and Olivia Battles
November 18, 2020
Markers placed on the floor in the hallway remind students and staff to stay socially distant, an implementation of one of the mitigation strategies put in place by the Medical Advisory Team.

[Photo] COVID-19 Q&A with Medical Advisory Team members: Breaking down the virus

Laura Anderson, Managing Editor
November 15, 2020
The C gym, which normally would house many enthusiastic gym students, is now filled with desks providing students with a place to eat lunch. The cart on the left shows some of the cleaning equipment used to frequently sanitize every area after students use it.

[Photo] COVID-19 safety protocols implemented to keep risk level low

Claire Bai and
November 3, 2020
Photo Editor and movie buff Annabella Ferraiuolo describes some of her Amazon Prime favorites.

Inside the mind of a movie lover: Inside Amazon Prime

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
October 29, 2020
Senior John Parks favorite jeans hang behind him as he wears a pair of his custom jeans.

[Photo] Parks spends quarantine designing custom jeans

Marin Klein, Assistant Opinion Editor
October 20, 2020
After two weeks of remote learning, Algonquin students followed a hybrid plan to come back to school. Students were split into two cohorts, A and B, whose first day was Oct. 7 and Oct. 6 respectively.

SLIDESHOW: Students return to school after COVID-19 shutdown

Owen Jones, Jade Hom, Annalise McDonald, Priya Maraliga, Olivia Battles, Annabella Ferraiuolo, and Charles Barsamian
October 8, 2020
Staff Writer Henry Zhang writes that the proposed alternative schedule is a step in the right direction but not enough for sleep deprived students.

[Photo] Elementary and high school start times need to be swapped

Henry Zhang, Staff Writer
June 16, 2020
Graphic novelist Ngozi Ukazu has written Check, Please!, a powerful coming of age story. Recently she published the sequel Check, Please!: Sticks & Scones, a New York Times Bestseller.

Graphic novelist creates powerful stories from personal experiences

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
June 9, 2020
On June 7, the class of 2020 and their families arrived to Algonquin to say one last goodbye to their high school experience in an unique alternative graduation ceremony that still allowed for students to walk across the stage and turn their tassels. Although families could not get out of the car, they still showed their support and excitement through decorations, horns, and lots of cheering.

Celebrating class of 2020 graduates with unique ceremonies

Annabella Ferraiuolo and Olivia Battles
June 7, 2020
One of the many photos I have taken of the dog during one of our family hikes. I normally wouldve never brought my camera on a hike with me but since every little thing has become a big event, I have taken my camera with me everywhere.

Pandemic Albums: Capturing emotion and memories

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
May 12, 2020
Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo notes the binge-worthy and addicting nature of Outer Banks

Mini Review: ‘Outer Banks’ thrilling storyline backed with stunnning cinematography

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Photo Editor
May 7, 2020
Assistant Photo Editor Annabella Ferraiuolo writes that director Tayarisha Poes artistic choices make Selah and the Spades a must-watch movie.

REVIEW: “Selah and the Spades” beautiful directing creates realistic teen film

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Assistant Photo Editor
April 28, 2020
The Walter Kerr Theatre in New York City where Hadestown is performed. Assistant Stage Manager Cherie Tay, head electrician Patrick Medlock-Turek and Assistant Carpenter and Automation Operator Spencer Greene share what its like to work backstage on this show.

What it’s like to work backstage on Broadway

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Assistant Photo Editor
April 16, 2020
Drama students came together on Feb. 27 during double period 3 and Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. to perform in this year’s winter play, The Laramie Project. The play discusses the brutal murder of Matthew Sheppard, a gay man living in the prejudiced town of Laramie, Wyo. during the nineties.

SLIDESHOW: Winter play highlights effects of hate crimes, homophobia

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Assistant Photo Editor
March 1, 2020
Senior Joe Zhang performed two poems at the poetry out loud school finals to clinch first place. Zhang along with senior Meredith Lapidas and junior Sarah Saeed will move onto the state competition.

[Photo] VIDEO: Watch the Poetry Out Loud finalists

Ava Aymie, A&E Editor
February 23, 2020
During the 10-minute mindful moment in between periods 2 and 3, students line up to purchase Chick-fil-A and other snacks at the school store.

[Photo] School implements mindful moment to reduce stress

Gabriela Paz-Soldan and Catherine Hayden
February 17, 2020
On Feb. 6, juniors participated in the yearly Prom Fashion Show to help students and their families find dresses and suits for the upcoming junior prom.

SLIDESHOW Juniors model dresses, suits at annual prom fashion show

Annabella Ferraiuolo, Assistant Photo Editor
February 11, 2020
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