By Leila Vicinelli In early November, the East Coast woke up to a fresh layer of snow that had coated the many fallen branches and trees that lay on pavements, roads, and lawns due to the fury of Hurricane Sandy. In only the first three months of school, we have already battled against the fierce …
For more than 80 years the Shakespeare play has been one of Winsor’s most cherished traditions, but have you ever wondered where it originated? Panel set out to uncover how it all began and what people take away from the experience. The annual Shakespeare play “started when an English teacher said we should put on …
By Hailey Yetman As you are heading to your club during Tuesday lunch periods, do you ever wonder what happens in room 201? Open the door and you will find about 18 Winsor girls discussing debate: how to dissect an argument, how to refute effectively, how much candy they ate at Ms. Berg’s house that …
“I think that the way the course is being done makes sense because we’re rebuilding our essay writing skills through shorter writing assignments that fit well with short stories, but we also lose something when we skip over major novels. I mean, The Scarlet Letter is a pretty classic high school book. I’ll probably read …
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By Abigail Parker and Georgia Williams To discover the administration’s role in technology, The Panel sat down with Ms. Grant, head of Upper School. Under what circumstances is a student’s online activity monitored by Winsor? Despite rumors to the contrary, Winsor administrators do not monitor students’ online activities. Of course we talk with students regularly …
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