By: Anaya Raikar “Mbappe offered record-breaking deal to Saudi for 1 billion Euros” read sports headlines across the world this summer. Transfer windows are a crucial part of club soccer, where players are exchanged across clubs and leagues for million dollar sums. The summer transfer window in particular is highly awaited due to anticipation of …
By: Lara do Rosario Plato lamented the invention of the alphabet, anxious that the use of text would threaten traditional, memory-based, spoken language. He claimed this novel technology would cause “forgetfulness in the learners’ souls, because they will not use their memories.” What would Plato say if he saw ChatGPT, a conversational artificial intelligence program …
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By Caroline Shin Abandoned belongings forever remain in our hearts as we enter March Break. Black Down Jacket 2020–23 Black down jacket may have blended into the crowd, but it lived its 3 years well. It was packable, lightweight, and insulative. It lay to rest in the lunch cubbies where many others have been claimed …
By Emily Lutzker Across: 4. Donna’s singing group in Mamma Mia 5. One of the March zodiac signs 6. Winsor’s robotics team that attended the state competition 7. March 17 honoree 8. Where some students might be going over the break to get some sun 11. Fro-Yo shop that closed 74 locations from 2014 to …
By Ondine Goedhuis Lydia Morris-Kliment ʼ23 is on the Winsor varsity soccer, basketball and track teams, and is a captain of all three of her sports. Last spring, Winsor Varsity Track won their sixth straight EIL (Eastern Independent League) championship. Morris-Kliment broke the EIL meet record in discus with a throw of 112 feet and …
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