By Gia Bharadwaj and Sofie Robinson On September 8, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II’s death left the world fraught with questions. After over 70 years of rule, Queen Elizabeth II passed away peacefully at the age of 96 at a residence of the royal family in Scotland. In the wake of her death, numerous questions have …
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By Grace Destefano The second that school, practice, or rehearsal gets out, the first question you will hear someone ask is most likely going to be, “Who's taking the T?” Journeying through the Muddy River with a group of fellow students to hop on at the Longwood “T” stop is a Winsor rite of passage. …
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By Katya Agrawal In November of 2020, Ella Pascucci ’23 and I conceived of a project that ultimately culminated in our founding of the Tobin Fine Arts club. In this club, we teach kindergarten to fifth grade students from The Tobin School in Roxbury about the fundamentals of drawing and painting. Our goal is to …
By Abby Groom and Jack Kendall Jack Guesses Winsor Things Ring Day: When Winsor gets their class rings and then there are 100 posts with everybody’s hands out on Instagram Banner Day: Your pep-rally thing where you get together and celebrate all of your sports teams. Something with Seniors. ILE: “The International Latin Exam.” Hemenways: …
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By Meredith Tangney and RC Keomurjian Women’s History Month traces its origins to the early 1980s when Congress authorized President Ronald Reagan to announce “Women’s History Week.” The inaugural celebration occurred during the week of March 7, 1982. For the next five years, Congress would pass annual resolutions outlining Women’s History Week. In 1987, following …
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