-by Lilla Gabrieli- The Winter Olympics in Sochi should be focused on the 2,500 athletes who have been training for the Olympics their entire lives, or the record high 1,300 metals that will be awarded, or even the twelve new sporting events that will be making their Olympic debut. Instead, most people have been busy …
-by Holly Breuer- Had you told me freshman year (or last year, for that matter) that I could type my two-hour, writing-intensive English and history exams on a laptop, I probably would have hugged you in the hallway. Well, despite the lack of celebratory hugging in Winsor’s halls this January, several history and English sections …
-by Caroline MacGillivray- January follows a bit of a formula when I take five sit-down exams. For the first two weeks of January, I have to balance content from the beginning of the semester with the remaining new material. By the time Martin Luther King weekend rolls around, I am so physically anxious that I …
-by Juliana Castro and Faith Danglo- Since freshman year, Nuala Spillane ’15 has been a competitive member of Winsor’s varsity sailing team, but spring is not the only time of year she is out on the water. Every summer for the past nine years, she has been sailing at Southport Yacht Club on the Sheepscott …
Continue reading Featured Athlete: Nuala Spillane ’15, Sailing
-by Arielle Blacklow- Remember preschool – being handed a large sheet of rough green construction paper that you would attempt to scrawl on with a thick black marker, and somehow, inevitably, the marker would end up on your face? Like most of us, Emma Pan ’17 was left with streaks of marker on her face …
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