By, Julia M. '19 For the final project in the class, “Politics of Identity: An Examination of Race, Class, and Gender in the 21st Century,” each student was required to take a stand on an issue she feels passionate about. I chose to take action against domestic violence in the NFL. Despite the many public …
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By, Haley K. '20 Roughly 40 million Americans tuned in on January 8, 2019 to witness President Trump’s network prime time at the Oval Office. All major networks broadcasted his address at 9:01 p.m. He allotted almost 10 minutes of his first Oval Office address on air to recycling his usual border control beliefs as …
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By, Alex G. '21 On January 15, 1919, Purity Distilling Company’s storage tank on Commercial Street in the North End toppled over and unleashed 2.3 million gallons of molasses into the streets of Boston. Despite the incident’s current reputation as a slightly comical, “bizarre” disaster, it was incredibly fatal and disastrous at the time. The …
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By, Anna M. '21 Should a teen be able to be sentenced to life in prison for a crime they committed as a child? This question is not one we at Winsor will likely ever fully comprehend, but it was brought about in part because of Cyntoia Brown’s clemency bid. Though each case should take …
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By, Crystal Y. '20 “I have a dream,” began Martin Luther King Jr. on August 28, 1963 during the March on Washington—and on January 22, 2019, during Winsor’s annual MLK celebration. The speech is shown every year at the beginning of the event to serve as a reminder of the legacy he left behind. This …
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