Spending hours afterschool and sacrificing entire Saturdays to backbreaking physical exertion is hardly anyone’s idea of fun. But Sofia Mason ’17 is one of the […]
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 […]
Meals2Heal program is launched to support patients fighting cancer
Although most in the Wellesley community consider enjoying meals as a daily routine, some charitable organizations like Meals2Heal make it their goal to improve the […]
Must-see film “Fences” reveals the struggles of African-American families in the 1950’s
From page to stage to screen, Denzel Washington’s rendition of August Wilson’s play “Fences” offers a window into the soul of a garbage collector living […]
Talking Tunes: Ken Bateman
The Bradford’s Print Editor-in-Chief sat down with Science teacher and music lover Mr. Ken Bateman to talk about Bateman’s favorite bands, the ten-album test, rock […]
New AP Computer Science course introduced, replaces Building Android Apps
Replacing this year’s computer science elective Building Android Apps, the math department will introduce an AP Computer Science Principles course, a new AP offered by […]
Wellesley joins millions to protest the election of Donald Trump
The signs were witty: “we shall overcomb.” They were defiant: “I’m with her.” And they demanded to be heard: “Earth. Justice. Now,” one said. “Respect […]
EDITORIAL: Living in a post-truth era
A version of this article appeared on print in our January 2017 issue. As the means by which people learn about the world and the […]
CARTOON: The effect of Trump’s cabinet picks
A version of this cartoon appeared on print in our January 2017 issue.
Trump’s cabinet: Who you should know
Appointee Position Role Rex Tillerson: ExxonMobil CEO with experience negotiating with numerous countries for oil and gas, but no prior government experience. He has been […]