By Annie Fisher After a seemingly endless quarantine, everyone is ready to forget the dark days of the pandemic and to press the unpause button on their lives. Despite many efforts to return to normalcy, though, the world has been forever changed by this global shutdown. The climate crisis is one area that has been …
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By Sophia Lichterfeld Each October 31, Winsor students have two reasons to celebrate: it is not only Halloween but also Founder’s Day, Mary Winsor’s birthday. At this year’s opening ceremony, Ms. Pelmas said, “This school was created with social justice at its core. [The founders] knew that no one can lead well without being forward-thinking …
By Julia Bae When walking down the cafeteria hallway during lunch, one can typically hear videos being shared, questions being asked, and engaging conversations being held in each of the club rooms. Interesting debates can especially be heard from Room 205, where Ethics Club, run by Abigail Stephenson ’24 and Paige Whalen ’24, and advised …
By Celeste Mittelman Native American Heritage Day is a national holiday celebrated annually on the day after Thanksgiving, which falls on November 25 this year. National recognition of this holiday was signed into law in 2008, with the Native American Heritage Day Bill. The bill was formally supported by 184 federally recognized tribes alongside the …
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By Clara Eikeboom Taylor Swift released her tenth album Midnights on October 21, 2022, at midnight. To her fans’ surprise, she released an extended version called the 3am Edition just a few hours later. The album acquired 486 million online streams in the first six days since its release. This album is a fresh, glistening …
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