Ms. Macaulay and Ms. Calamari-Kirwan, two long-time members of the visual art faculty, spent some time away from the classroom last school year while on sabbatical. While they were greatly missed at Winsor, both teachers created a lot of art in their time away from the school, some of which was on view in the …
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New Club Spotlight
New club alert! Check out the Winsor Detectives Club on Day 6 in Room 206, where you can solve riddles and play fun investigative games such as Clue, Codenames, and more! Club heads Emma Roffman ’27 and Aoife Keane ’27 have enjoyed mysteries and riddles since they were young. During the Winsor Mexico trip to …
Authentic Italian Sandwiches: All’Antico Vinaio
All'Antico Vinaio, a Florentine sandwich shop with 15 locations in Italy, recently opened its first Boston location right across from the Boston Public Library. Videos of the restaurant’s locations across the globe and their signature sandwiches have blown up on social media and have been praised for their authenticity and unique flavor. Curious to see …
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Performative Males and the Crisis of Authenticity
As I walked around Newbury Street earlier this summer, someone in front of me caught my attention: an oversized plaid shirt, a white tank tap, baggy jeans, a Labubu clipped to a bag, wired earbuds, a book in one hand, and a matcha held in the other… yes, that’s right–I had seen my first performative …
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There’s Nothing Holding Him (or us) Back: Shawn Mendes Concert Review
Swarms of people, from little girls still in pigtails to parents wearing jeans and cowboy hats, rushed into TD Garden for the Shawn Mendes concert. I knew I had to go to this concert, which was his first time back in Boston in almost six years after cancelling dates for his Wonder tour due to …
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