Winsor Varsity Squash Earns Tenth Place Finish at Nationals

By, Rani B. '21 On February 1, you were probably sitting in class waiting for the weekend to come, almost to the point of snoozing off during math class. However, nine of your fellow friends and classmates were, in fact, doing the exact opposite and were full of excitement and adrenaline as they headed to …

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“The Favourite”: Passion and Power in Queen Anne’s England

By, Teresa L. '19 An aged queen, besieged by gout and surrounded by tiresome politicians – The Favourite’s plot hardly sounds like the thrilling, occasionally absurdist, and striking romp that it is. But while the film examines the life of Queen Anne, who ruled England, Ireland, and Scotland during the early 18th century, it defies …

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TED Talk Sheds Light on Mental Health for Athletes

By, Mikayla C. '19 Rather than working on my English paper one night, I was scrolling through YouTube and stumbled upon a TED Talk. Victoria Garrick, the University of Southern California volleyball player, talked about her experiences with mental health challenges. Despite being a starter on the team, Garrick would sometimes hate being at practice. …

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