This year, the editors of the Back Page discovered a leaked copy of Winsor’s holiday wish lists: Teresa L. '19: for Belmont Hill to do their work Ellisya L. '19: 5 minutes of free time Katie T. '19: Asian media representation Sam G.'19: not to be the only senior on the squash team Julie W. …
“Most Likely to Succeed?” is a new column being introduced to the 2018-2019 Panel Backpage. In this column, the Backpage editors interview a highly-respected Winsor faculty member about an embarrassing or difficult time in their life, specifically during their middle school, high school, and early college years. The purpose of “Most Likely to Succeed?” is …
Recently, Sam G. '19 was discovered adding crazy images to The Panel’s Back Page section. Met with immediate uproar, Sam was punished with 14 years of hard labor. Ms. H., one of The Panel’s faculty advisors, suggests that “although Panel censorship has been rising it is due to our devotion to the students and our …
By, Teresa L. '19 Winsor is an urban school; we all enjoy our close proximity to various restaurants and cafés, cultural institutions such as the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner, and other iconic locales, including Fenway Park, which was particularly convenient with the recent Red Sox victory parade. Yet parts of …
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By, Danya D-C. '20 On October 2, 2018, journalist Jamal Khashoggi walked into the Saudi Arabian consulate in Turkey to pick up a marriage document. That was the last anyone saw of him. Khashoggi’s disappearance shocked the world and sparked much debate over what had happened to him. Turkish officials accurately claimed that he had …
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