Have you ever wondered how the Salem witch trials resulted in the deaths of nineteen people before the public intervened? How could a spell of […]
Chen – an instrumental wonder
Many know Sabrina Chen ’17 as the junior who will graduate early with this year’s group of seniors — no easy feat. However, her claim […]
After Astley – breakup violence awareness in a post-tragedy world
Malcolm Astley is many things. He is a husband, a retiree, and a profound, emotional person. First and foremost, though, he is an educator, a […]
Uncovering Evolutions
What junior or senior in high school would not want to spend their school day running outdoors or creating artwork while their peers stay indoors […]
Red Ink Magazine showcases student creativity
Calling all students: Red Ink Magazine is accepting all forms of student art, including writing, visual art, and music, for publication in their online magazine. […]
“Brothers, Sing On” festival celebrates the male voice
“Brothers in song, sing on” was just one the many lyrics sung on Sunday when four different choral groups gathered in the high school to […]
OPINION: Closing of Hardy would help community long-term
In a recent presentation, the Wellesley School Facilities Committee (SFC) put forward a proposal to build a new Upham Elementary School, expand and renovate the […]
OPINION: Cotillion – successful or too stressful?
January 9, after months of hype, Cotillion took place at the Back Bay Events Center. The event succeeded in keeping guests from coming or bringing […]
Spontaneity Says: Why media matters
In the days before GPS and Map Quest or even the internet, driving directions were most often given over the phone—the land line variety. I […]
OPINION: You thought hard about where to apply to college, now think before you post
Each spring, it is not uncommon to see a flood of Facebook posts: “_________ University Class of 2016!” It is not uncommon to see college-bound […]