By, Crystal Y. '20 “Here was America’s Dad on top of me,” testified Janice Dickinson on April 26, 2018, one of the many women claiming to have been sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby. However, Dickinson’s encounter, which happened approximately 36 years ago, is not the one that this newest case against Cosby involves. That title …
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By, Crystal Y. '20 On January 12, 2018, The Wall Street Journal published the first details of what seemed to be yet another addition to the already long list of White House scandals. According to the publication, eleven days before the 2016 presidential election, Michael Cohen, one of Trump’s lawyers, paid adult film star Stormy …
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By, Araybia A.-G. '19 Thinking about what you will do this summer? Deciding what to do always seems to be a hot topic at this time of year, but have you started to think about what new movies to see? Maybe not, but if you do stay up to date with movies, then I bet …
By, Jamila O. '19 On Thursday, April 26, the entire Winsor community gathered in the auditorium to celebrate the spring season with the annual Spring Concert. The concert featured a great range of musical selections and included pieces from a variety of genres, regions, and languages. Choral director Ms. T. greatly enjoyed selecting the diversity …
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By, Katie T. '19 If we were to fill a room with all of the characters from the major literary works we read in Winsor’s Upper School required Class V and Class VI English classes— Holden Caulfield, Romeo and Juliet, Hester Prynne, Nick Carraway—and looked around, we would find a sea of mostly white faces. …
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