By Katherine T. '22 With a growing shortage of healthcare workers and the number of refugees admitted to the US each year at a historic low, the US is struggling to mitigate the devastating effects of the coronavirus outbreak on immigrants. The historically low refugee cap demonstrates how the Trump Administration has utilized the pandemic …
Continue reading Celebrating Immigrants’ Roles on the Frontlines of the Pandemic
By Alex G. '21 Due in part to its close proximity to the Longwood Medical Area hospitals, Winsor has a uniquely large number of parents who are doctors. Winsor parent physicians connections have benefitted the school in many ways, whether it be through speaking or judging during Global Forum, leading events for all Winsor parents …
Continue reading Winsor Families of Medical Personnel Share Their Experiences
Graphics by Ava H. '22
Coronavirus crisis brings out the good in people Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, people have been working hard to help others deal with the crisis and lift the spirits of their communities. MassLive reports that on April 1, the New England Patriots’ plane departed to Shenzhen, China to pick up 1.2 million face masks, brought them …
Music:After Party by Don Toliver, BOP by DaBaby, Magic in the Hamptons by Social House, State I’m in by Levi Hummon, Chasin’ You by Morgan Wallen TV:The Office, Parks and Recreation (with the new special episode that came out on 4/30), The Last Dance, The West Wing, OuterbanksFilm:Parasite, Stand by Me, Get Out, St. Elmo’s FireBook:Everything …
