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Third STEM Expo comes to Wellesley High School
How often do students have the opportunity to dissect a real brain, play with robots, and ride a hovercraft all in the span of a […]
Talking Tunes: Kate Harrigan
The Bradford’s Print Editor-in-Chief Zach Miller sat down with History teacher and music lover Ms. Kate Harrigan to talk about Harrigan’s favorite bands, listening to […]
50 years later: Wellesley METCO trailblazer Paula Davis ’68 reflects on the program
Olivia Gieger ’17, Editor in Chief Paula Davis’s colorful pink and green clogs emerged from the maroon van with a “School Bus” sign perched […]
One on one with Bill Craft, Wellesley METCO ’87
A version of this article appeared in print in our January 2017 issue. As part of our feature on METCO’s fiftieth anniversary, Olivia Gieger sat […]
One on one with Kalise Wornum, METCO K-12 Director
A version of this article appeared on print in our January 2017 issue. In light of the fiftieth anniversary of Wellesley METCO, Olivia Gieger sat […]
Talking Tunes: Alan Braizer
The Bradford’s Print Editor-in-Chief sat down with English teacher and music lover Mr. Alan Brazier to talk about Brazier’s favorite bands, music then vs. music […]
Thanksgivings Past: 134 years in the making
Wellesley vs. Needham is the oldest public school football rivalry in the country totaling 134 years. You don’t have to be in Wellesley long before […]
Powder Puff: Past, Present, and Future
The last thing that comes to mind when hearing the name “powder puff” is an image of muddy girls racing down a field with their […]
“Beauty and the Beast” takes the high school stage
Mrs. Potts says it herself: the tale is as old as time. Beauty and the Beast has been in theaters since it hit Broadway in […]