By: Camille Eckert If you ask around the Winsor community, a majority, myself included, would say their favorite tradition is Under the Lights (UTL), a day where students show off their school spirit by dressing in red, performing their class cheers, and staying late to watch all of the fall sports teams compete. One of …
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By: Katina Handrinos On September 10, Drew Barrymore announced the release of the fourth season of her talk show, The Drew Barrymore Show, while the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike was still ongoing. Backlash was immediate as fans called her out for crossing the picket line, and her invitation to be the host of …
By: Demira Parekh and Louisa Furman With the changes made to the Winsor schedule over the summer came the addition of passing time between classes, giving rise to opinions throughout the community. A mere five minutes more at the end of the school day has caused both staff and students to wonder about the necessity …
Continue reading Fantastic Five: Why Passing Time is a Welcome Change
By: Hamna Chowdhry and Zanna Berthold Barbie was released on July 21, 2023, and its already rising popularity rose even further. For weeks after its release, you could go out into the street and see a group of people decked out in pink and know that they were most likely going to see Barbie. The …
By: Annabelle Holt Most people born between 1996 and 2011, or Gen Z, are familiar with traits of our generation. Our slang consists of the recognizable phrases “slay,” “girl…”, and “be so for real.” Our values have molded to acknowledge current nuances of race, gender, and sexuality. Why, then, do we collectively recoil at seeing …
Continue reading Gen Z Representation in the Media: Is It Accurate?
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