By Gigi C. '23 and Lauren H. '23 College. Does this word ring a bell? For many high school students, the idea of college is an especially overwhelming and daunting topic. Not only does the college process build pressure, but the admissions process can be painstakingly tedious. With the new addition of COVID and the …
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By Ashley X. '23 Justice Amy Coney Barrett is undoubtedly a strong and inspirational woman. As a mother of seven, she was able to rise through the ranks of her profession to become the fifth woman to ever serve in the Supreme Court. According to an article by The Washington Post, Justice Barrett is seen …
By Angelina L. '22 and Abby G. '22 With Halloween just around the corner, many of us have started to pull out the costume bin and get into the spooky spirit to celebrate this iconic holiday. However, since Halloween is so centered around large scale interaction and contact with others, events have to be different …
By Zoe V-K. '24 On October 12, 1492, an Italian explorer named Christopher Columbus landed on what is now called San Salvador, an island in the Bahamas. Columbus’ voyages would become a symbol for bold discovery and a point of pride for many Italian-Americans. This “discovery” would also be a point of pride among Americans …
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By Natalie P. '23 and Lauren H. '23 The Winsor School is no stranger to virtual learning, and yet, most students can still vividly remember hugging their classmates, attending school-wide assemblies, and frolicking around mask-free on 103 Pilgrim Road just last March. Winsor’s COVID-19 school reopening team, tasked with creating a plan that prioritized the …
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