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Month: April 2024

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Proposed assisted living facility on Pond Road
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Proposed assisted living facility on Pond Road

  • Kaya Charoensiddhi '27, Staff Writer
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Pond Rd., one of Wellesley’s seven scenic roads, may be about to change. The area has already undergone a transformation with the construction of two […]

Sleep deprivation caused by social media at the high school may affect student’s brain “cleanliness”
  • Features
  • News Analysis

Sleep deprivation caused by social media at the high school may affect student’s brain “cleanliness”

  • Sophia Pavano '26, Editor-in-Chief
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According to The New York Times, screen usage for teenagers and tweens has increased “by 17 percent from 2019 to 2021”. This rise in screen […]

The student managers behind the success of their teams
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  • Sports

The student managers behind the success of their teams

  • Sophia Weene ‘24
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Did you know that around eighty percent of students play on at least one sports team here at the high school, that is over twenty […]

The controversial role of private training and club in high school sports
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  • Sports

The controversial role of private training and club in high school sports

  • Jemma Jackson '27, Staff Writer
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Over the years, the number of club teams such as basketball, soccer, lacrosse, and hockey has increased for several reasons. This has also had a […]

Meet the WHS Improv Troupe!
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Meet the WHS Improv Troupe!

  • Evie Simon '27, Arts Editor
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Recently, the WHS Improv Troupe hosted their second show of the year, ‘Live, Laugh, Love: Live!’, inspired by Valentine’s Day.  The WHS Improv Troupe is […]

The AP dilemma: future course offerings answer student demands while giving rise to new questions
  • Features

The AP dilemma: future course offerings answer student demands while giving rise to new questions

  • Joanne Zhang '25, Editor-in-Chief
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The high school’s ’24-’25 Program of Studies, released to students in early February, introduces two new Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The addition of AP English […]

Amid a “housing crisis,” Wellesley sees rise in affordable housing
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  • News Analysis

Amid a “housing crisis,” Wellesley sees rise in affordable housing

  • Lily Jin '24, Arts Editor
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High school students today may be more likely to see themselves as residents of apartments or condos rather than houses. When asked if he would […]

Featured Artists
  • Arts
  • Features

Featured Artists

  • Elizabeth Hoerter '25, Executive Editor
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Every month, the Visual Arts Department selects Artists of the Month from the different disciplines. Two of the five February Artists of the Month winners, […]

The Latest

  • Second Step: Why?
    By Ayaan Punn '31
    You are all familiar with the time in advisory where you have to get in your assigned seats and have to do a tedious social and emotional learning (SEL) lesson. This set of lessons the […]
  • Malicious MCAS?
    By Sumin Evan Lee '31
    By Sumin Lee ’31 and Evan Yu ’31 The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS), created by state lawmakers in 1993, is a controversial aptitude test which,according […]
  • Don’t Miss Out On Soundscapes!
    By Sophia Sid '31
    Here’s a question: have you ever been to a play? Maybe you have, or maybe it never even crossed your mind, but do not let Soundscapes out of your grasp. Soundscapes is the upcoming […]
  • The Annual Wellesley Middle School French Fête 
    By Hanna Zhu '31
    Cheese, croissants, French pastries, and games. What could be better? The French Fête is an annual event at Wellesley Middle School celebrating the culture of French speaking countries. […]
  • Promises are meant to be kept: the right consultant must be chosen for the possible AC installation in WPS
    By Sophia Pavano '26, Editor-in-Chief
    In April 2021, Wellesley’s Town Meeting members made a promise. That spring, they agreed to reduce town-wide greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. It included interim targets of 50% […]
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