By, Caroline G. '19 and Leslie M. '19 Senior pranks at Winsor have historically been a little, shall we say, prank-less. Although past senior pranks have been fun-filled days with candy and themes, they have always fallen outside of the prank category. In order to ‘prank’ the school, seniors must first get permission from the …
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By, Annie A. '21 As the school year comes to a close, the graduating Class of 2018 returns to Winsor after a month of ILEs. Independent Learning Experiences are projects seniors complete in order to graduate. Students have a mentor with whom they work or check in periodically. In the words of ILE co-coordinator Ms. …
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By, Karen T. '19 Latin America has been the home of tyrants for years. Millions have fled their homes because of these tyrants, who have held the power in their countries for a decade or more. Not feeling safe, not being heard in their home countries, many Latin Americans flee to the United States for …
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By, Samantha C. '19 While some seniors might be taking advantage of the leisurely nature of senior spring, Claire G. '18 is maximizing her final stretch of high school by taking on a costume design project for her ILE. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Winsor’s Independent Learning Experience (ILE) program, all Winsor …
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By, Haley K. '20 A country in which only male government officials can drive, women cannot wear pants, smiling is illegal on June 8th, and there exists a death penalty for those who fall asleep in important meetings and make international calls may seem to have been pulled from a dystopian novel, but North Korea …
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