By, Dayoon C. '19 Kaylee C. ‘19 is one of Winsor’s most avid artists, having produced sensational paintings and drawings as a student in the Upper School. Last year, while in Class VII, Kaylee took AP Studio Art, a rigorous art course that requires each student to produce 24 quality pieces of art in nine …
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By, Ellen O. '20 Serena Williams is arguably one of the best athletes of all time. So why does it matter what she wears? Williams, 37, is sitting on top of twenty-three Grand Slam singles titles, four Olympic gold medals, and seven Wimbledon wins, all without the help of a personal stylist. William, a new …
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By, Jamila O. '19 and Julie W. '19 On September 14, seniors in Mr. B.’s Politics of Identity class, along with several faculty members, ventured outside the Winsor gates to attend the Huntington Theatre Company’s production of The Niceties at the Boston Center for the Arts in the South End. This critically-acclaimed play, written by …
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By, Crystal Y. '20 As we prepared to head back to school in early September, residents in North and South Carolina prepared instead for a Category 2 storm with winds reaching 140 miles per hour: Hurricane Florence. The storm, which began its descent toward North Carolina on September 13, is one of the most devastating …
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By, Sam G. '19 “Most Likely to Succeed?” is a new column being introduced to the 2018-2019 Panel Back Page. In this column, the Back Page editors interview a highly-respected Winsor faculty member about an embarrassing or difficult time in their life, specifically during their middle school, high school, and early college years. The purpose …
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