By the Lower School Newspaper Club | Current Lower School students are all well aware of artificial intelligence (AI) as the majority of students use it in their daily lives. As the years pass, AI progressively grows in popularity, making it a common topic of discussion in Lower School classrooms and hallways. Many Lower School …
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By Bonnie Shao, Editor-in-Chief | To Winsor students, The Banner is many things: a chance to appreciate the writing of one’s classmates, an excuse to seek out teachers for interviews, or perhaps just a means of passing time between classes. As ILE season rolls around, however, it has become apparent that The Banner also equips …
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By Charlotte Wheeler, Staff Writer | On April 27, Mayor Michelle Wu announced the Boston 2030 Climate Action Plan. As the city’s first fully integrated climate action strategy, the plan addresses ways the city can mitigate climate change, augment climate resilience, and improve climate justice all at once. Currently, the city has reduced its greenhouse …
By Jaya Goud, News Editor | On a chilly Patriots’ Day in Boston, over half a million people lined the streets from rural Hopkinton to downtown Boston cheering and waving giant poster boards. The event? Marathon Monday, or the 130th Boston Marathon, during which over 30,000 runners from 120 countries—including members of the Winsor community—took …
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By Aya Goldwasser, Backpage Editor | As the bus ride jolted to a close, I awoke to find myself in Craigville, Massachusetts, a quaint area of Cape Cod full of marshes, cottages, and windy beaches. Of course, I was not alone on this adventure—Craigville became a temporary haven for me and 66 other juniors as …
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