-By, Betsy Kim Currently, the senior class is in the thick of the college process: visiting university campuses, rushing to meet application deadlines, and simultaneously attempting to earn grades that will impress our top-choice schools. For many of us, however, the college process means much more than the next step in our education. Winsor girls …
-By, Isabel Isselbacher Beyoncé’s name spelled out using abbreviations of elements from the periodic table is BeYONCe (Beryllium, Yttrium, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Cerium). The atomic numbers for those elements, respectively, are 4, 39, 8, 7, and 58; these numbers added together total to 116. In date form, this translates to 1/1/06, or January 1st, 2006. On January …
-By, Sindhu Krishnamurthy The water you drink contains small amounts of substances that are normally harmless. However, when water supplies have large quantities of toxic substances such as lead, it can be incredibly dangerous to your health. For instance, many of you may have heard about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. In 2014, the …
-By, Hammond Hearle Although it may feel as though this school year has gone on forever, just over a month ago the world was watching Kerri Walsh Jennings and April Ross fight for gold in Women’s Beach Volleyball during the Rio Summer Olympics. The matches were consistently intense and energetic, and the U.S.A. finished with …
-By, Teresa Lawlor The girls of the 2016-2017 Small Chorus weren’t able to linger over summer for very long this year. On September 8th, a mere nine days after the fall semester began, Small Chorus performed “Blessing,” the perennial favorite sung at Winsor’s Commencement every year, to welcome our new Head of School, …
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