By the mid-1890’s, commercial production of automobiles had just begun. Now, Wellesley High School struggles to offer a sufficient number of parking spaces to senior […]
Students steal from Whole Foods
In November, The Whole Foods located at the junction of State Street and Washington Street made the high school aware of a lingering issue concerning […]
OPINION: Thanksgiving Day football at historic site
On November 26 the Wellesley Raiders varsity football team played the Needham Rockets in their annual Thanksgiving game. The teams met for the 128th time, making […]
AOM: Alex Hermacinski – capturing talent
Alex Hermacinski ’16 has been taking photography classes since her middle school years, and it has paid off. Recently, Hermacinski’s artwork was exhibited in the […]
Review of “The Martian” by Andy Weir
If I ever get stranded on Mars, Mark Watney, the protagonist in Andy Weir’s The Martian, is definitely the man I’d bring with me. This […]
OPINION: High school sports have become overwhelming for students
Participating in organized athletics has become such a widespread practice among students in the U.S. that the high school experience for many goes hand in […]
‘Tell me more, tell me more’: Grease takes the stage
With an opening show on November 12, singers, dancers, and actors alike took the high school auditorium’s stage to perform the popular musical Grease. This […]
OPINION: The need for depth over breadth
“High schoolers are really jacks of all trade, masters of none, ” Shamus Miller ’17 recently observed to me. Miller’s remark could not have seemed […]
Canvas introduced as learning management system
For the first time in Wellesley history, teachers can use a “Learning Management System”, or “LMS”, called Canvas. This platform features an assignment calendar, discussion […]
No place like home for Claiborne
Do you ever watch NFL games and wonder where these fantastic athletes come from? What their backgrounds are? When you think of hotbeds for NFL […]