By Ivy E. '23 Almost every institution in America has been affected by COVID-19 in some way, but the theater industry has been hit especially hard. Theater is not known for generating large profits, and it usually relies on packing many people into one room. COVID-19 closed all Boston theaters, and cancelled in-person shows and …
By Abigail S. '24, Grace D. '24, and Annie F. '24 It’s no secret that Winsor’s Mock Trial team is the one to beat, having gone undefeated last season and with the title of six-time state champions. However, due to the ongoing pandemic, this year is different. Pizza and Thai food dinners are no longer …
By Alex G. '21 Most Winsor students are already accustomed to the hybrid schedule and unusual room placements that are unique to this year. In September, we launched into the new school year and immediately adapted to the new routine, but now that we are two months into the year, let’s take some time to …
How many times a week do you find yourself stopping and staring in complete awe at all of the incredibly intricate and passion-filled art pieces scattered throughout the Winsor halls? Once a week? Twice? Thrice? The talent within the Winsor art community is truly astronomical, and in this week’s artist of the issue, The Banner …
By Angelina L. '22 and Abby G. '22 With Halloween just around the corner, many of us have started to pull out the costume bin and get into the spooky spirit to celebrate this iconic holiday. However, since Halloween is so centered around large scale interaction and contact with others, events have to be different …
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