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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By, Haley K. '20 and Crystal Y. '20 By now, you have probably seen Trump, heard Warren, and felt the Bern, but do you know how to pronounce ‘Buttigieg,’ how long Delaney has been running for President, or who Andrew Yang even is? Fear not; here’s a (hopefully) comprehensive guide to the 2020 Presidential candidates. …
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Varsity Squash Record: 12-1 Captains: Sam Goldenson ’19 and Kelsey Abbrecht ’21 Pre-game pump up song: “Sweet but Psycho” by Ava Max Favorite memory: Using the new ball machine Championship Results: JV 2 Squash Record: 5-2-1 Captain: n/a Pre-game pump up song: “Gas Pedal” by Sage the Gemini Favorite memory: Creating cheers Championship Results: …
By, Samantha C. '19 When you hear “Asia” or “Asian,” what or who do you think about? This is just one example of the questions answered by individuals on Asians of Boston, a website and social media account that features exactly whom its name suggests: Asian Americans who live in Boston. Founded by Kayla L. …
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