By, Mikayla C. '19 The 2018 fall sports season was filled with wins for the Winsor teams, including the cross country team’s second-place finish at the NEPSTA Championship. Similar to previous years, the cross country team had a successful season. The team took home their fourth consecutive EIL Championship title—the program’s 15th in its history. …
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By, Annie A. '21 On November 13, Amazon announced it would open two new headquarters in addition to its current headquarters in Seattle—one in Arlington, Virginia and one in New York City—ending their yearlong search. Along with 238 other cities and areas, Boston sent in a proposal to have HQ2 (Amazon’s term for their second …
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By, Haley K. '20 NAFTA, sexual misconduct, medicare, Trump Jr., wildfires—the reality of our current news flow is overwhelming, disheartening, and appalling. All too often, acts of kindness, consideration, and understanding are overshadowed by the activity in the capital and international and domestic tensions. “It can be difficult to recognize the brighter moments of 2018 …
Continue reading Good News from 2018: Stories to Warm Your Heart
By, Caitlin S. '21 If you’ve ever been in a class with Mr. M., you know that he loves to tell stories. As the school year progresses, we all come to know our teachers in class and at school, but Mr. M. is one of the few teachers that gives his students insight into his …
Carsick: John Waters Hitchhikes Across America by John Waters John Waters, writer of cult-classic films such as Hairspray, hitchhikes across America with farmers, bands, and everyone in between. A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles Count Alexander Rostov is deemed to be an unrepentant aristocrat by a Bolshevik tribunal and is thus sentenced to house …
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