By, Jamila O'Hara Is all art necessarily political? The students of Winsor’s AP Studio Art class have recently been invited to submit work to a multi-school exhibit hosted at Lesley University in collaboration with the Art Association of New England Preparatory Schools (AANEPS). In preparation for the exhibition, AP Studio Art has been asked to …
By, Crystal Yang On the Winsor web site, as an introduction to their principles of diversity, it mentions that “Winsor strives to consciously create an environment of respect and inclusion and to support ethnic, racial, religious and socio-economic diversity among all the constituencies of the school.” The question, therefore, is: Are these specific needs of …
By, Ellisya Lindsey I am sure most Winsor upper school students remember receiving an email in April about either creating or renewing a club. While this time of year can be exciting to many students, the club approval process is still a bit of a mystery even though it has existed for many years. I …
By, Haley Kwoun The backlash felt by those who practice their right to free speech by taking a knee during the National Anthem at sporting events has only grown more hostile in recent weeks. Gyree Durante was the first college football player to be kicked off of a team for his peaceful protest before his …
By, Sophia Blythe You might already be one of Logan Paul’s thirteen million YouTube subscribers or Jake Paul’s ten million Instagram followers, in which case I suggest you skip this first paragraph. For those who are not yet familiar with the Paul brothers, be prepared to be sucked into the public lives of two of …
