By Leela Uppaluri On November 4, The Student Association of the Fine Arts (SAFA) held the event SLAMP, or Student-led Afterschool Music Program, with Roxbury Latin and Belmont Hill. SLAMP is an open mic event held once each semester, and is open to both performers and casual audience members. As someone who went to SLAMP …
Enola Holmes and Enola Holmes 2
By Christina Gabrieli, Caitlin Wang, and Serena Toscani In September 2020, Netflix released Enola Holmes, a mystery starring Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, as well as other prominent actors Henry Cavill, Sam Claflin, and Helena Bonham Carter. The movie was instantly a huge success with a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score, and this past October …
Artist of the Issue: Ella Pascucci ’23
By Katya Agrawal —If you attended the AP Studio Art exhibition last spring, you probably remember viewing Ella Pascucci’s gorgeous images filled with giraffe heads, zebra bodies, and cell-like shapes. In her AP portfolio, Pascucci worked mostly digitally to create colorful, patterned pieces. Beginning with oil painting, she started producing art when she was in …
Annual Winter Concert Preview
By Abby Whelan The weather is starting to get chilly, and now that it is December, people are eager to begin listening to holiday music. Lucky for everyone at Winsor, some of the best and most celebratory holiday music can be found at Winsor’s Annual Winter Concert! The Annual Winter Concert is a collection of …
Debate of the Issue: American or English Terminology
By Lev Tolkoff, Luke Trevisan, and Anaya Raikar The recent World Cup game between the United States and England has reignited the debate about which country uses the correct terminology for the sport. The teams of these countries have played each other twice in the World Cup: most recently, the 2022 game ended in a …
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