A version of this article appeared on print in our November 2016 issue. For many students, a forced in-class debate concerning Democratic presidential nominee Hillary […]
Author: The Bradford
Dissenting opinion: The right decision for America
The values that dictate school life should not be the same values that our country is run on. Schools reserve the right to restrict what […]
EDITORIAL: Hillary Clinton will uphold our core values
A version of this article appeared on print in our November 2016 issue. With tomorrow marking the end of an election and, simultaneously, the beginning […]
Should the voting age be lowered?
Currently, the voting age in the United States lies at 18 years of age, and should be lowered to 16 in order to make the […]
October: The month of killer clowns
While it might sound like a scene from a horror movie, sightings of killer clowns plague the country during the month of October. The first […]
Wellesley Public Media explores self-defense class in “Power-Up” documentary
As the documentary “Power-Up” commences, Ella Redmond ’17 stands on a black mat in the middle of a gym. Her classmates surround the edge of […]
Caffè Nero: Charming, but still a chain
Finally Wellesley is home to what it has craved for so many years now: a cozy coffee shop complete with fireplaces, bookshelves and comfy couches. […]
Kate Mullin: Diving into Fall
Kate Mullin ‘19, has only just started her second year of diving at the high school but has already rewritten the Wellesley’s record books many […]
Introducing India: A chance to experience the culture
During April break of 2017, 24 art students and six faculty members will make the long journey to India for the annual art trip to […]