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A must see, Creed lll continues the storied legacy of its boxing franchise
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A must see, Creed lll continues the storied legacy of its boxing franchise

  • Tate Bannish '24, Staff Writer
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Creed lll, the third movie in the Creed series, is one of the best sports movies of this generation. Adonis Creed, played by Michael B. […]

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Who received the Scholastics Art and Writing Awards?

  • Suzie Kim '23, Executive Editor-in-Chief
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The Scholastics Art and Writing Awards, the nation’s oldest recognition program for teens with creative interests, recently released its winners of the competition. At the […]

‘SOS’ review: SZA’s comeback album well worth the wait
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‘SOS’ review: SZA’s comeback album well worth the wait

  • Hannah Lee '25, Sports Editor
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Five years ago, Solána Imani Rowe, known professionally as SZA, released her debut album ‘CTRL’ and established herself as a household name in the music […]

The high school’s Rock Band fosters group connection to build an impressive reputation
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The high school’s Rock Band fosters group connection to build an impressive reputation

  • Paige Ablon '24, Editor-in-Chief
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The high school’s Rock Band, founded four years ago by Wellesley parents hoping to pass down their love of music to students, now flourishes as […]

Is it possible to separate art from the artist?
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Is it possible to separate art from the artist?

  • William Liu '24, Editor-in-Chief
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In recent years, influential artists such as rapper Kanye West and J. K. Rowling have been the subjects of massive controversies. As more and more […]

Oren Liebenthal 23’s album review Instagram hit 26 thousand followers and is only going up from here
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Oren Liebenthal 23’s album review Instagram hit 26 thousand followers and is only going up from here

  • Annabelle Nolan '23, Features Editor
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If a daily, or hourly, scroll through Instagram is part of your routine, you may have come across the account @an_album_a_day_ol. Perhaps you joined the […]

Student-run a cappella groups bring musicians and the surrounding community together
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Student-run a cappella groups bring musicians and the surrounding community together

  • Paige Ablon '24, Editor-in-Chief
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The high school’s a cappella groups, A Cappella Anonymous, Renegade A Cappella, Ladies First A Cappella, and Inchordination A Cappella, serve as an extended family […]

October Artist of the Month Winners
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October Artist of the Month Winners

  • Paige Ablon '24, Editor-in-Chief
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The three Artists of the Month Winners continue to impress their fellow classmates and teachers. They each have talents that range from complex crafting and […]

Don’t waste your time watching Don’t Worry Darling
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Don’t waste your time watching Don’t Worry Darling

  • Maddie Merowitz '23, Arts Editor
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The movie premiere of the dystopian thriller, Don’t Worry Darling, captured the attention of audiences worldwide due to the drama between superstar cast members: Olivia […]

Q & A with the leaders of the high school improv troupe
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Q & A with the leaders of the high school improv troupe

  • George Coulouras '23, Staff Writer
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Leaders of the Wellesley High School improv troupe, Caroline Mack ’22, Jared Goldman ’22, and Lucy Calcio ’22, held their final performance on May 27. […]

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The Latest

  • Lights, camera, action?
    By Evie Simon '27, Arts Editor
    “Stranger Things”, “Outer Banks”, and “Bridgerton” are just three shows that evoke feelings of both familiarity and agitation at the prolonged release of new seasons. All three, which have […]
  • Taboo isn’t a game: why political discussion belongs in the classroom
    By Katherine Xu '27, Editor-in-Chief
    In 2023, the high school vetoed a student-planned “USA Day” from spirit week. In an email sent to members of the community, Dr. Jamie Chisum, principal of the high school, explained that […]
  • The Bradford investigates: is DEI ‘DOA’?
    By Ayesha Kapoor '26, Editor-in-Chief
    On January 20, 2025, the day of the presidential inauguration, President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14151. The first of many executive orders regarding minority groups, it reads, […]
  • The high school’s spring artists of the month
    By Kaya Charoensiddhi '27, News Editor
    Each month, the Art department highlights outstanding student work by selecting two artists in 2-D and 3-D art. Sophie Kwan ’25 (2-D, Drawing and Painting), Katie Gallico ’25 (2-D, Drawing […]
  • New phone-free standard set for WPS
    By Katherine Xu '27, Editor-in-Chief
    On May 16, a message from Wellesley Public Schools (WPS) Superintendent Dr. David Lussier arrived in the inboxes of students, parents, and faculty, announcing a new cell phone procedure for […]

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