Riley Wilson ’14
Editor-in-Chief
This is the fourth podcast in a new literary series inspired by WBUR Radio Boston’s ZIP-Code Stories. This story was written and performed by Riley Wilson ’14.
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Beehive Collective Mixes Art and Activism
Caroline Kelly ‘13
Staff Writer
When people think of Red Ink, they usually think of brave students showing the world art and writing that they have lovingly crafted. But last Thursday afternoon, Red Ink took on a slightly different role as they joined forces with the Beehive Collective, an artist collective from Machias, Maine,…
ZIP-Code Story: Fun In The Neighborhood
Idan Waksman ’14
Assistant Sports Editor
This is the third podcast in a new literary series inspired by WBUR Radio Boston’s ZIP-Code Stories. This story was written and performed by Idan Waksman ’14.
Junior Class Carries on the Dodgeball Tradition
Chris Picher ’13
Staff Writer
On March 16, the Junior Class held its second consecutive dodge ball tournament. Due to its success the previous year, the tradition continued.
The new gym was a great location, it’s so spacious that we could have two games going on at once,” said Emily Stabnick ’13. Dodge…
Diplomacy Club Sparks Interest of Students and Teachers Alike
Tommy Harding ’14
Staff Writer
Walk into the Diplomacy club, and you will see an intense match of minds facing off against one another, trying to trick each other into making a false move that leads to their army’s destruction. You may ask, what brought these students and teachers together? A common goal to…
Students React to the Kony 2012 Wildfire
Rebecca Goldberg ’12
Sports Editor
While the Kony 2012 video that went viral last week has begun to bring more awareness to the war in Uganda, it has also faced much criticism.
Joseph Kony is the leader of the Lords Resistance Army (LRA) guerilla group in Uganda. Over the past 26 years, Kony has…
Old School Dazzles With Decoration But Not Worth the Dollar
Andrew Rindlaub’12
Web Editor
With a glut of pizza joints in Wellesley, it can be hard to stand out. Old School is one of the newer additions to the scene, a replacement to College Square Pizza, an establishment beloved by high school students.
The eclectic décor is definitely the first thing you will notice upon…
ZIP-Code Story: A Summer’s Day
Basking in thoughts of a Wellesley summer
Jack Clifford ’13
Web Editor
This is the second podcast in a new literary series inspired by WBUR Radio Boston’s ZIP-Code Stories. This story was written and performed by Jack Clifford ’13.
A Fresh Canvas for Wellesley Artists
The Art Department explores its new digs
Anna Forte ’13
Staff Writer
Following last week’s move, the Art Department has begun to settle in its new space.
Although students and teachers were recently introduced to the new art facilities, they have been reacting well to them. “[The photo room] is a beautiful space…
Students Explore Pinterest as a New Social Media Outlet
Libby Cornelssen ’12
Managing Editor
At the end of the school week, I am not in the mood to listen to anyone. I’m close-minded, tired and ready to hibernate in my bed for 48 hours. So when Hannah Feeney ’12 tried to show me her new favorite Web site, Pinterest, I didn’t really listen.
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