By, Elly P. '21 A member of Upper School Chamber Orchestra since it began in 2015, Lydia B. ’19 has been playing piano for most of her life. Winsor students will remember hearing her in winter and spring concerts, Upper School Meeting performances, and last year’s graduation ceremonies. Outside of music, Lydia can be found …
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By, Sindhu K. '19 and Julie W. '19 What is the definition of class? What kinds of gender dynamics affect the workplace? Can the US government’s weak response to Hurricane Katrina be attributed to racial tensions? During Mr. Braxton’s Politics of Identity class first semester, seniors sought answers to questions such as these in their …
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By, Rani B. '21 While a majority of the Upper School cheered on the Pats coming down Boylston Street in their victory parade, some Winsor students chose not to partake in the celebrations. You may wonder, why on earth anyone would not want to see Gronk shirtless and chug a beer? Some students were not …
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By, Dayoon C. '19 On Friday, February 22, Winsor held its fourth annual dance concert, which featured students in the Winsor community and was performed to parents and friends beyond. For those who could not attend the dance concert on Friday night, Winsor’s dance program organized an “Upper School Meeting Teaser Show” on Thursday, February …
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By, Crystal Y. '20 “Whoever said money can’t solve your problems must not have had enough money to solve ‘em,” sings Ariana Grande on one of her newest singles, “7 rings.” While her unapologetic lyrics have already garnered mixed reactions—with some claiming that she’s entitled to use her money in whatever way she wants and …
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