By, Caitlin S. '21 and Thomas M. '19 (BH) Aiming to “produce capable and responsible global citizens,” Belmont Hill has a rich history of global engagement and study abroad experiences. The school’s many offerings, moreover, hope to “teach the knowledge, skills, and values students will need to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world and contribute …
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By, Annie A. '21 MacKenzie Tuttle and Jeff Bezos got married in 1993, a year before Bezos founded Amazon. However, 26 years later, the couple is divorcing after Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s affair was made known to each of their respective spouses in fall of 2018. The National Enquirer investigated Bezos and Sanchez’s relationship and …
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By, Jessica W. '22 In America, most families celebrate holidays such as New Year’s Eve and Thanksgiving together. In China, the most prevalent holiday is the Lunar New Year celebration. The Lunar New Year marks the first day of the year in the traditional Chinese calendar. As China’s history is strongly rooted in agriculture, farmers …
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By, Haley K. '20 Geographically, linguistically, culturally – Russia is a global study in every sense. However, its major differences from the Western world were not enough to curtail the criticism of the Winsor student body. Last year, Panel released an Opinion article written by Sindhu K. ’19 that explained both sides of the debate …
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By, Araybia G. '19 February is the official month dedicated to black history and culture, and there was no better way to celebrate than Sisters, Winsor black affinity group, presenting an all school assembly on Black identity on February 28th and hosting a diversity event with Belmont Hill students from Safe on March 1st. In …
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