Mr. Sirochman (courtesy of Collect) During his time at Winsor, Mr. Sirochman has been a crucial part of our school community. Whether you have taken his classes or just said hello to him in the hallways, his presence and dedication to his teaching has become a key factor of a Winsor student’s education. When students …
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By Sophia L-D. '22 and Abby G. '22 For many years, Winsor and its students have carried out various traditions to celebrate the end of the year and, in particular, to celebrate the seniors. Every grade in the Upper School has a tradition that directly involves their grade and the senior class; Senior Day organized …
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By Anna H. '23 and Izzy F. '23 Though the focus on our climate emergency may have taken a temporary backseat in the face of the current global pandemic, climate change continues to affect the state of our environment. While COVID-19 and climate change are easily identified as separate, research shows that the climate crisis …
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By Ellie W. '21 From when Winsor canceled school back in March to today, three months later, students have been feeling bored, and others have been stressed and sad in quarantine. What better way to handle stress or sadness than therapy? Retail therapy, I mean. Buying clothes has always been a sort of instant gratification, …
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By Lillian G. '21 and Caroline C. '21 The horrifying sight of white police officer Derek Chauvin’s knee pressed into unarmed Black man George Floyd’s neck, ultimately causing his death, has sparked outrage throughout America. Naomi Mekonnen ’21, a head of Sisters, Winsor’s black affinity group, remarked, “my heart broke on Tuesday as I watched …
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