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Cafeteria Food: The Experience
Jack Clifford ’13
Web Editor
This past Thursday, I had the privilege of indulging in my first cafeteria-bought lunch. Normally I bring my own lunch from home in a paper bag, but I decided to mix things up. It happens to be my final year at the high school anyway, so I might as…
Chisum makes long-awaited return to high school
Riley Wilson ‘14
Editor-In-Chief
On May 18, a letter was sent home to middle school families and staff announcing Mark Ito’s acceptance of the offer to be the new middle school Principal. With that letter came the information that Jamie Chisum, former Interim Principal at the middle school, was to return to the high…
Preparing for the future
Chris Picher ’13
Copy Editor
For seniors, balancing both schoolwork and the college process can be difficult but it is necessary to strike equilibrium between the two. Moreover, the main focus of seniors should be to find a good list of schools.
During the fall of senior year, schools from all over the country…
‘Tis the season to be asking
Taylor Donahue ’14, Jonathan Stepakoff ’14
Business/Managing Editor, Sports Editor
As most students and faculty are fully aware, the Wellesley Cotillion is on December 1, 2012. Most students and faculty also know the unspoken rule that October, particularly the last two weeks of the month, happens to be the most common time for the…
Town reveals future plans for pool and ice-skating rink
Idan Waksman ’14
Assistant Sports Editor
While there are no immediate plans for the addition of a pool and ice-skating rink to Wellesley, it is definitely something to look forward to.
Currently, St. James Church resides at 900 Worcester St. The Town of Wellesley Committee intends to knock down the building and replace…
A Look Into the Woods
Noor Pirani ’15
Features Editor
On November 8, the school drama department will perform the first production of the fall musical, Into the Woods. A combination of several fairytales, Into the Woods tells the stories of Rapunzel, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Cinderella, and Little Red Riding Hood. The fairytales combine to tell the…
Immortal Life assembly to show school importance of HeLa cells
Jack Clifford ’13
Web Editor
On October 11, the school will take part in an assembly centered around the book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, written by Rebecca Skloot, based on the true events that took place regarding HeLa cells and their development in the modern world.
The day will begin as a…
Sprague Activity Club Combines Fun and Exercise
Idan Waksman ’14
Assistant Sports Editor
Do you love spending time with your friends, enjoying the outdoors and getting exercise all at the same time? If so, then the Sprague Activities Club has just what you need. Merrit Losert ’13 and Nick Harper ’13 hope to provide a fun and relaxed time to de-stress…
Wellesley officially named state’s first green powered community
Sophie Scott ’14
News Editor
On Tuesday, September 4th the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency presented Wellesley with the honor of being Massachusetts’ first green powered community.
For any state to be considered a green powered community, they have to get a minimum of 3% of their electricity from a renewable energy source. Wellesley has…
