By, Alison Poussaint Usually swelling is not abnormal. A college student sprains her ankle, an athlete gets hit with a soccer ball, a teacher experiences the flare-up of an old shoulder injury. However, many of these adults may see swelling in their neck, underarms, and groin later in life, a sign of Diffuse large B-Cell …
By, Caitlin Smith In the midst of a chilly January, we took a week’s rest from traditional academic studies and devoted our focus as a student body to waste, one of the biggest problems plaguing our modern world. Individuals are decreasingly aware that their impact on the world is quickly increasing global warming through greenhouse …
By, Penny Mack November 7th falls a day short of the one year anniversary of the 2016 presidential election. But as America continues to wrestle with the aftermath of that election, Boston residents went to the polls to vote again-- this time for mayor. At the time this article went to press, the gap between …
By, Abby Golden Want a chance to “exercise your leadership and artistic vision?” Over the course of the school year, there are plenty of opportunities for Winsor students to see or participate in theatrical productions. Students can take a number of classes to get involved, like Acting I or II, Directing, and Tech Theater. This …
By, Ellen O'Hare Winsor sports are red hot! All of the fall teams have had wonderful seasons. I was able to sit down with one of our star Wildcats, Clementine P., Class VIII and take an inside look into her experience with Winsor sports. Clementine rows for the Winsor Crew team in the fall and …
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