By, Calla W. '22 and Imogen C. '22 This summer, Boston experienced its hottest July on record. In fact, across the globe, both June and July were the hottest months ever recorded. Although these extremes are new records, they come with little surprise to those who are aware of changes to the global climate; nine …
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By Nicholas D. ’19, Teresa L. ’19, Ellisya L. ’19, Thomas M. ’19, Matthew S. ’19, and Katie T. ’19 Winsor at Belmont Hill Class Schedule Schedule is a significant aspect of any school and greatly contributes to the students’ experiences; it determines how much homework we have each night, how we choose our …
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By, Samantha C. '19 There’s nothing like squeezing your way onto a train that’s already stuffed to its maximum capacity, only to be forced deeper into the mass of B.O. and hairy arms by your “friends,” but you convince yourself that it’s worth it. After all, when else will you get to experience a Patriots …
By, Sam G. '19 “Most Likely to Succeed?” is a new column being introduced to the 2018-2019 Panel Backpage. In this column, the Backpage editors interview a highly-respected Winsor faculty member about an embarrassing or difficult time in their life, specifically during their middle school, high school, and early college years. The purpose of “Most …
By, Sam M. '21 and Caroline C. '21 The transition from high school sports to college sports is definitely a difficult one. From the time commitment to fitness to balancing academics on top of sports, there are so many aspects of college which differ from the typical high school sports experience. Arielle M. ’15 walked …
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