Alex Hermacinski ’16 has been taking photography classes since her middle school years, and it has paid off. Recently, Hermacinski’s artwork was exhibited in the […]
Month: November 2015
Review of “The Martian” by Andy Weir
If I ever get stranded on Mars, Mark Watney, the protagonist in Andy Weir’s The Martian, is definitely the man I’d bring with me. This […]
OPINION: High school sports have become overwhelming for students
Participating in organized athletics has become such a widespread practice among students in the U.S. that the high school experience for many goes hand in […]
‘Tell me more, tell me more’: Grease takes the stage
With an opening show on November 12, singers, dancers, and actors alike took the high school auditorium’s stage to perform the popular musical Grease. This […]
OPINION: The need for depth over breadth
“High schoolers are really jacks of all trade, masters of none, ” Shamus Miller ’17 recently observed to me. Miller’s remark could not have seemed […]
Canvas introduced as learning management system
For the first time in Wellesley history, teachers can use a “Learning Management System”, or “LMS”, called Canvas. This platform features an assignment calendar, discussion […]
No place like home for Claiborne
Do you ever watch NFL games and wonder where these fantastic athletes come from? What their backgrounds are? When you think of hotbeds for NFL […]
Khanukaev brings breath of fresh air to orchestra program
The 2015-16 academic year marks the beginning of a new era of expected success and stability for the high school orchestra program with a new […]
PRESS RELEASE: WMS student honored at international awards ceremony
Ugur Gurol, a student from Wellesley, was honored last month as one of the brightest middle school students in the world at an international awards […]
OPINION: Is it an honor if no one else knows about it?
Why do only students who can make the grade deserve a spot in the newspaper? Each student is capable of logging into his or her […]