For artists, inspiration can stem from the life of a small child in need, to their own cultural heritage, and the means through which they […]
Announcing Friday morning changes
Teachers play them every Friday morning as soon as advisory starts. They last about seven minutes, and ideally they start Fridays off on a good […]
OPINION: The school’s new parking solution falls short
The construction of the new school also amplified a persisting problem: parking. In an effort to alleviate the frustration of limited parking, the school is […]
Alumna Anna Bortnick takes the big stage
The high school’s acting department has led many performers to take their love of acting to the next level. Alumna Anna Bortnick ’14’s acting career […]
Badminton skills take Wang to worlds
Brianna Wang ’16 has loved playing badminton since she was 6 years old. All of her training paid off this year when she traveled to […]
Parking lottery to reward carpooling students
The parking lottery, a rite of passage for rising Wellesley High School seniors, is currently the only way in which students can secure one of […]
OPINION: Even with more technology, faculty must show restraint
Fall 2017 is expected to mark a new step in the progression of education at the high school: the introduction of a mandatory 1:1 technology […]
Double Trouble: Kim twins share their talents with high school community
Although they are identical, freshman twins Shin and Young Kim ’19 have interests that are far from uniform. Both brothers are student athletes and participate […]
LETTER: Mischaracterizations of Islam will not advance religious tolerance
Editors of The Bradford, Last issue’s piece for Spontaneity Says, written by Alex Doe (“Unpopular opinions: the touchy subject of religion,” October 2015), contained mischaracterizations […]
One Acts take the stage
Ranging from comedy to drama and everything in between, the One Act Plays offer an array of colorful and comical vignettes. Taking place in the […]