By, Elly P. '21 and Avery G. '21 Even though Leila Sales '02 hasn’t been in high school in 16 years, her stories are more relevant than ever. Leila Sales, a Winsor grad, is the author of six books. She is also an editor who has worked with Gayle Forman, author of If I Stay, …
By, Crystal Y. '20 “Here was America’s Dad on top of me,” testified Janice Dickinson on April 26, 2018, one of the many women claiming to have been sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby. However, Dickinson’s encounter, which happened approximately 36 years ago, is not the one that this newest case against Cosby involves. That title …
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By, Rani B. '21 The Red Sox are the first team since the 2003 Giants to record a 15-3 start to their season and are off to a historic start with a record of 28-12. The Red Sox also put up 108 runs in 17 games and are the fifth major league baseball team since …
By, Caroline G. '19 and Leslie M. '19 Senior pranks at Winsor have historically been a little, shall we say, prank-less. Although past senior pranks have been fun-filled days with candy and themes, they have always fallen outside of the prank category. In order to ‘prank’ the school, seniors must first get permission from the …
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By, Annie A. '21 As the school year comes to a close, the graduating Class of 2018 returns to Winsor after a month of ILEs. Independent Learning Experiences are projects seniors complete in order to graduate. Students have a mentor with whom they work or check in periodically. In the words of ILE co-coordinator Ms. …
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