By, Julie Wilson The adults in your life probably set rules for you before you were old enough to understand their purpose. Don’t walk through the park to get to the T, take the long way with the street lights. Don’t go out at night. Stick with a friend. Don’t make eye contact with men …
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By, Penny Mack I have had a tumultuous relationship with my Winsor class ring. That being said, I’ve worn it every day since I received it, only taking it off to shower. I love what it represents—pride in my school, my place in a community of amazing people. But it’s hard for me to put …
By, Rani Balakrishna On Thursday, October 19 it was Day 1, yes, but it was also Diwali (dih-vah-lee), the Festival of Lights and the Hindu New Year. Also called Deepavali, Diwali is a major Indian and Nepalese holiday that is celebrated by many Hindus, Sikhs and Jains worldwide. Its exact date is determined each year …
By, Samantha Goldenson As most spring teams were winding down for a long, relaxing March break, Winsor Varsity Softball, led by co-captains Lily C. ‘17, Emily G. ‘17 and Maggie H. ‘17, was gearing up for their highly anticipated Spring Training trip to Orlando, Florida. The team was especially excited for the experience considering the …
By, Ellisya Lindsey For seniors, the end of the year means a celebration of a successful Winsor career, but for others, it is a time to honor the seniors’ accomplishments. This admiration often includes awaiting the seniors’ last day of classes so that we can see where they are planning to go to college in …
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