As the sun beamed down on Wellesley residents this past weekend, crowds of adults and children enjoyed the warm weather and festivities that were part […]
Year: 2015
Bake sales – a necessary backbone for extracurriculars
With well over 30 clubs, 20 school sports, school trips, class government, and many other school groups, bake sales have been a proven way to […]
Unified Theatre travels the world through song
Buckle your seatbelts and get ready to take a musical journey around the world, this Friday at Unified Theatre’s fifth annual end of year performance. […]
Year-end festivities
As the arrival of summer approaches, the end-of-year dances run by the school give students a chance to celebrate yet another successful year. All classes […]
Side-splitting play and musical take the high school stage this spring
With colorful characters like a quirky comfort counselor and even more colorful songs with titles such as “My Unfortunate Erection,” the spring musical, The 25th […]
World Affairs club attends nationals in D.C.
On April 24, Advisor Mr. John Burns and four members of the World Affairs club departed on an all expense paid trip to Washington D.C. […]
OPINION: Should we reinstate schoolwide midterms?
It’s a curious phenomenon: a certain week every year, it is universally guaranteed that you will find students in libraries and classrooms with their heads […]
OPINION: By land and by sea
There is no doubt that the costs of junior and senior events are exorbitant. Junior Boat Cruise, an extravagant celebration on a cruise ship, harbors […]
Artist of the Month: From class notes to music notes, Roth has it balanced
For Mara Roth ’15, playing the oboe is more than just an extracurricular activity; it is a source of inspiration, a relief from the pressures […]
Recap of Marathon Monday
April 20 marked the 119th annual Boston Marathon, an event celebrated throughout the Wellesley community. 30,000 official participants participated in this year’s marathon, which raised […]