By Clara Eikeboom and Natalie Pan One can spread a lot of things: yucky germs, delicious jam, scorching rumors… the list goes on. But after a long pandemic and a busy fall semester, it seems that Winsor is ready to #spreadthelove. On February 13, many people celebrate Palentine’s Day, a holiday dedicated to appreciating platonic …
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By Anna Halfman How many different candies can you shape into a heart? We may never know, but this list provides an introductory sampling into the wide world of Valentine’s Day candy. The next time you’re visiting your local grocery store, impress your friends and family with your surprising knowledge on these seasonal treats! Pink …
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Valentine’s Day is easily the most divisive day of February. While it’s fun if you have a significant other to celebrate with, the holiday can also be viewed as a ploy by candy companies to make a quick buck. But what does the Winsor community have to say? We conducted a very scientific study to …
By Julia Bae Shortly after midnight on Saturday, January 7, Kevin McCarthy, a Republican from California, was elected Speaker of the House. McCarthy’s path to Speaker consisted of fifteen rounds of voting across five days, which is the fifth-longest Speaker election in history, as well as the longest in 64 years. In the House of …
By Anya Weerapana From a young age, Caroline Bae ’24 knew she loved to speak in front of crowds. Plays and slam-poetry-reading contests in elementary school did not daunt her; rather, it was from these experiences that she developed an interest in public speaking. So, upon coming to Winsor, it is no surprise that she …
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