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Stock Options Trading Club teaches students how to build wealth in the short and long term
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Stock Options Trading Club teaches students how to build wealth in the short and long term

  • Suzie Kim '23, Executive Editor-in-Chief
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Although co-founders Felipe Lopez ’22 and Yonas Schneider ’22 started the Stock Options Trading Club as a small group of friends interested in trading, their […]

World of Wellesley announces winners of Annual Musikavanhu High School Essay Contest
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World of Wellesley announces winners of Annual Musikavanhu High School Essay Contest

  • Hank Guo '23, Editor-in-Chief
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Last spring, students at the high school were given the opportunity to participate in the Annual Musikavanhu High School Essay Contest. Established in 2018 as […]

Back in the building: in-person learning resumes
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Back in the building: in-person learning resumes

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On November 11, a spike in COVID-19 cases at the high school forced classes to go fully remote until December 1. With students and staff […]

The uncertain future of the standardized test
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The uncertain future of the standardized test

  • Kaelyn King '22, Editor-in-Chief
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Nearly every college-bound American high school student faces the decision between taking the ACT and the SAT. However, following the outbreak of COVID-19, applying test-optional […]

How Wellesley restaurants are staying in business amid the COVID-19 pandemic
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How Wellesley restaurants are staying in business amid the COVID-19 pandemic

  • Felipe Lopez '22, Editor in Chief
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With new stay at home advisories, mask mandates, and a 9:30 PM mandatory restaurant closure across the state, restaurants and bars continue to face an […]

Wellesley Educators Association prioritizes health and safety of educators as in-person learning continues
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Wellesley Educators Association prioritizes health and safety of educators as in-person learning continues

  • Ian Lei '21, Editor-in-Chief
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As the high school and the Wellesley Public Schools district progress with the hybrid model, the Wellesley Educators Association (WEA) is developing systems to address […]

Student Congress encourages student participation in COVID-19 testing
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Student Congress encourages student participation in COVID-19 testing

  • Suzie Kim '23, Executive Editor-in-Chief
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As the district runs its COVID-19 testing program, Student Congress plays a role in facilitating testing within the student population. Students pick up testing kits […]

After finishing their first “Younit,” Evolutions moves on to their new unit: Design With a Why
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After finishing their first “Younit,” Evolutions moves on to their new unit: Design With a Why

  • Addie Schiller '22, Co-Features Editor
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Evolution’s first unit, “Younit,” was all about students exploring their identity, beliefs, values, and their role within their communities. A big part of Evolutions is […]

The life of three-season athlete Lydia Carr
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The life of three-season athlete Lydia Carr

  • Ben Galligan '23, Sports Editor and Co-Business Manager
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High school student Lydia Carr ’22 is unique when it comes to athletics at the high school. Carr is a three-season athlete: she plays soccer […]

Remote Learning School: high school at home
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Remote Learning School: high school at home

  • Suzie Kim '23, Executive Editor-in-Chief
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The Remote Learning School (RLS) is a completely remote school model that the high school offered in the beginning of the 2020-21 school year due […]

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    By Katherine Xu '27, Editor-in-Chief
    This September, fifteen students from Wirtschaftsgymnasium Basel-Stadt (Basel Business School) in Switzerland arrived in Wellesley to spend two weeks living with a host family. Each […]
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    By Grace Zhao '27, Features Editor
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    By Ayesha Kapoor '26, Editor-in-Chief
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    By Freddy Alexander '27, Staff Writer
    Boston is a town blessed with tremendous sporting success. We claim 38 championships in hockey, basketball, football, and baseball combined — we are literally one of the winningest cities […]

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