By, Ellen Pickette When I share that my favorite channel is Hallmark, people laugh at me. As Nora E. ’21 puts it, “Hallmark movies so predictable and cliché to the point that they’re not even enjoyable to watch. They are unoriginal and unnecessary, and the lack of representation in them is a reflection of a …
By, Annie A. '21 Among incredible athletics, medals, and national pride, these Olympic games have been an expression of diplomatic good faith on the part of North Korea. As the trials started around October of 2017, concerns around the geographic placement of Pyeongchang in close relationship to North Korea made some athletes, bureaucrats, and future …
By, Caroline Hearle At Winsor, we are often encouraged to unwaveringly pursue our ideals and unapologetically voice our opinions. However, we are presented with few tangible opportunities to practice this important skill. Politics of Identity, taught by Mr. Braxton, is one of these rare occasions. This senior elective culminates in a project called Taking A …
By, Samantha Goldenson and Haley Kwuon Are any of the dorms haunted? What is the school’s stance on public nudity? How late could I get Chinese food delivered to my dorm on a Thursday night? What is the school’s policy on open flames? Can I transfer the credits I get here to a better college? …
By, Dayoon Chang She has been undefeated for the past two seasons. During the span of two years, the Russian has captured two World titles, two National titles, and one European title. She was the favorite for the Olympic gold. Yet, one fateful day, she had to settle for silver at the coveted Olympic Games. …
