By Abby Whelan One of the most beloved traditions in the Winsor community is the Class IV Shakespeare play. Every year, Class IVs read and analyze a Shakespeare play in English class, and perform it in front of their families and peers. This year Class IV students have been tasked with William Shakespeare’s Much Ado …
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A Deep-Sea Dive into Titanic
By Katina Handrinos In 1997, a movie was released that forever altered both American culture and cinema. It had romance, tragedy, and one door that became incredibly controversial. It was none other than Titanic, the movie that put Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet on the map and earned over two billion dollars at the box …
Mamma Mia! Review
By Leela Uppaluri With a gorgeous beach-setting, energetic dancing, and catchy ABBA songs, it is not surprising that on opening night, Mamma Mia! brought a full house at the Winsor theater. Indeed, when going to watch the Winsor and Roxbury Latin winter musical, I had high expectations; this musical exceeded them by far. Mamma Mia! …
Lessons in Chemistry; A Must-Read This Spring
By Stella Maclean Over winter break, I had the pleasure of reading Bonnie Garmus’s Lessons in Chemistry. I will admit I was initially hesitant to read this novel as I was not an avid fan of sophomore year Honors Chemistry. However, the title of this book was actually quite misleading. I decided to give this …
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The Search for the Next Groundhog
By Amber Bai Every February 2, many of us gather to watch the beloved Groundhog Day ceremony unfold: the designated groundhog is awoken from its hibernation and, depending on whether it sees its shadow, the groundhog will predict whether we get six more weeks of winter or if an early spring is just around the …
