By, Leslie M. '19 As a Lower Schooler, I loved the springtime. I especially loved watching the Upper Schoolers hold all their wonderful traditions outside in the courtyard under the cherry blossom and willow trees, walking on the vivid green grass. They were celebrating their accomplishments through the many traditions at Winsor. Upper School traditions …
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By, Araybia A.-G. '19 Thinking about what you will do this summer? Deciding what to do always seems to be a hot topic at this time of year, but have you started to think about what new movies to see? Maybe not, but if you do stay up to date with movies, then I bet …
By, Talia W. Distracted by Lisa Loomer, Winsor’s spring play, depicts one mother’s experiences with her son, Jesse’s, behavioral challenges and explores the ways in which she learns how to parent him. The play presents the questions, “Who wouldn’t have attention deficit problems?” and “When do those problems qualify as a medical condition?” Although these …
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By, Mikayla C. and Samantha C. For our final celebrity workout of the year, we chose to do Carrie Underwood’s leg workout. Underwood recently bounced back from an accident in November that led to a broken wrist and over 40 stitches in her face. We love that she’s been keeping busy in the gym, with …
By, Teresa L. Reverend Liz Walker, this year’s graduation speaker, had a long and exceptional career as a journalist, but that work was just preparation. She spent close to thirty years in television, culminating in twenty years as a co-anchor of WBZ-TV in Boston, where she was the city’s first African-American television news anchor. For …
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