-by Bibi Lichauco- Those neon yellow shoes. There was nothing else you could look at when first meeting Wade Davis when he came to Winsor with Erica and Jana’e on February 26. However, if you saw or met Wade without knowing he was at Winsor to speak on behalf of LGBT athletes, would you think …
-by Anya Keomurjian and Jessica Monaco- We all know about the club that meets in room 201 every Thursday. Conserve Our World, more commonly known by the acronym “COW,” is a club that works towards implementing more environmentally friendly measures at Winsor, such as the compost bins in the cafeteria. These compost bins alone have …
-by Joanna Chen- Jessica Yamada ’14 has recently been recognized as a semifinalist for the prestigious, pre- college Intel Science Talent Search. This competition requires all participants to submit essays, recommendations and most importantly, a 20 page report explaining one’s research. This year alone, around 2,000 high school students applied, all of whom have conducted …
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-by Maddy Batt- Medal Count 1. Russia-- 13 gold, 11 silver, 9 bronze 2. Norway-- 11 gold, 5 silver, 10 bronze 3. Canada-- 10 gold, 10 silver, 5 bronze 4. USA-- 9 gold, 7 silver, 12 bronze 5. Netherlands-- 8 gold, 7 silver, 9 bronze Winter Olympics Wrap-up Sochi was making headlines before the …
-by Arielle Blacklow and Emily Chen- As a country, Russia has certainly been feeling the heat. Already put on the international stage with the recent scrutiny of its anti-LGBT laws, it also happens to be hosting the 2014 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in the city of Sochi. With the rumored potential of terrorist attacks and …
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