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There’s a solution if traditional school doesn’t feel right
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There’s a solution if traditional school doesn’t feel right

  • Hannah Lee '25, Sports Editor
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Every year, students are increasingly over-scheduled and academically burned out. In order to combat this, the high school offers a unique program for juniors and […]

A glimpse into Unified Sports and its focus on inclusion
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A glimpse into Unified Sports and its focus on inclusion

  • Lily Jin '24, Arts Editor
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The world of sports is not only divided by gender and level, but also by ability, which is a broader, often overlooked, boundary. Athletes with […]

Controversies amid Black History Month: ‘The Embrace’ statue and changes in the AP African American studies curriculum
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Controversies amid Black History Month: ‘The Embrace’ statue and changes in the AP African American studies curriculum

  • Lily Jin '24, Arts Editor
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If you find yourself on Boston Commons on the 1965 Freedom Plaza, you wouldn’t miss the newly installed 20-foot tall spectacle: a shining bronze statue […]

League of Women Voters Wellesley aims to educate
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League of Women Voters Wellesley aims to educate

  • Tanvi Venkata '24, News Editor
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For over a century, the grassroots organization League of Women Voters (LWV) has worked to advocate for democracy by providing minority groups with access to […]

‘Ginny and Georgia’ season two: opening doors for discussion of mental health or careless storytelling?
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‘Ginny and Georgia’ season two: opening doors for discussion of mental health or careless storytelling?

  • Clementine Zei '24, Editor-in-Chief
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The drama series “Ginny and Georgia” took Netflix by storm when season one released on the streaming platform Netflix in the summer of 2021. Now, […]

Team synergy: how gymnastics team transformed their hard work into success.
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Team synergy: how gymnastics team transformed their hard work into success.

  • Paige Ablon '24, Editor-in-Chief
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The high school’s girls’ gymnastic team handled adversity– in the form of initial disconnect and many team injuries– this year and ended their season with […]

Freedom Team works to respond to bias and hate in Wellesley
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Freedom Team works to respond to bias and hate in Wellesley

  • Tanvi Venkata '24, News Editor
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The Wellesley Freedom Team joined a growing network of teams across Massachusetts aiming to combat hate-based violence upon its establishment in March 2021. The group […]

How strong are we as a community?
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How strong are we as a community?

  • Fiona Zhou '24, Executive Editor-in-Chief
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In mid-September, an email was sent to Umass Amherst students that targeted Black students on campus as “lacking intelligence” and needing to be “sterilized”. Only […]

Retro and Superior
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Retro and Superior

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My friends  laugh when they see my Spotify playlist. While they play Post Malone, I play Eminem. While they play Kanye, I play Chris Brown. […]

WGBH leads conversation on wrongful imprisonment and false convictions
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WGBH leads conversation on wrongful imprisonment and false convictions

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For most Americans, staying out of jail means following the rules, but for some, obedience does not cut it. On November 21, Victor Rosario, a […]

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