By Elizabeth Hoerter ’25, Executive Editor-in-Chief, and Joanne Zhang ’25, Editor-in-Chief For students across the nation, the SAT, Advanced Placement Program, BigFuture, and Bluebook are […]
Author: Elizabeth Hoerter '25, Executive Editor
“Wicked” melds glitter and gloom on the big screen
Since 2003, smears of green face paint and the roaring crescendos of “Defying Gravity” have been consistent Broadway icons. However, on November 24, Universal Pictures […]
The senior slide towards sadism
For most of the high school’s seniors, early November is when the multi-year process of readying college applications — test scores, grades, essays, and financial […]
Talking for the touchdown: advocacy for the addition of homecoming
Homecoming, with its roaring crowds, packed dance floors, and rousing school spirit, has not occurred at the high school since 2008. This year, however, the […]
Harvest for Harvard: with college fees topping $90,000 per year, students turn to black market organ sales to fund higher education
With the news of Boston University, Wellesley College, and Tufts raising undergraduate costs to surpass $90,000 a year, and increasing pressures to stand out in […]
Featured Artists
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, […]
From bubbles to Bluebook: switch to digital PSAT not without hurdles
For most people, memories of taking the SAT are fraught with visions of testing booklets, a number two pencil, and endless bubbles to be filled in. […]
Wellesley’s 2023 town election results
On March 7, Wellesley held its annual town elections. Residents casted their votes either through mail-in ballots or at in-person polling places located in their […]
SATIRE: the bewilderment of the high school clocks
In the first week of October, high school administrators announced the creation of WHS Standard Time in response to mass confusion over incorrect clocks and […]
The high school library celebrates Banned Books Week
Did you walk past the library recently and notice a table swathed in caution tape? If so, you caught sight of the high school library’s […]