By, Dora Friedman Every year, without fail, we, the student body are forced to take the long, tedious ImPACT test. I myself have groaned with frustration as just when I was about to complete the –what felt like– three hour long test (although for the sake of accuracy, it is only thirty minutes), and it …
Photo credit: Kristie Gillooly By, Qirrat Anwar Student organized arts grouped are becoming more and more important in the Winsor community every day as the band Cookie Wednesday and a Hip-Hop dance group have a large fanbase at Winsor. Cookie Wednesday’s members include, Penny M. ’18, Olivia B.’18, and Madison L. ’18. All three contribute …
By, Ellisya Lindsey Even though the United States is based on immigration, the topic of immigration itself still remains controversial to this day. Inspired by the complicated history of immigration in the United States, Lia K. ’19 made Back of the House, a documentary that explores the lives of Latinx immigrants in the United States …
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By, Sindhu Krishnamurthy For years, the options for Global Studies courses have remained India, Africa, China, and the Middle East. However, next year, Winsor is considering implementing a new Global Studies course: Russia. Russia is a distinct choice from its forebears; while previous courses have all been focused on primarily non-white parts of the world, …
By, Alison Poussaint How would it feel to know that the water used to drink, bathe, and fuel in your state or country will soon run out? The product of climate change, the worst drought in Cape Town history, and a growing population of four million people, “Day Zero,” the day by which Cape Town, …
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