Strength as a team helps girls hockey win state championship two years in a row
Back on the ice at TD Garden for the fifth year in a row, after losing for the first three years, the girls’ hockey team succeeded in the …
Kate Waisel ’20
300 Word Profile: Barely out of school herself, Waisel jumps back into the classroom
Stacks of paper cover every inch of the table. Smaller stacks held together by paper clips, larger by binder clips. Every handout for the week on this one …
Grammar Segment: Colons and Semicolons
The Bradford Grammar Experts, Zoe Gieger ’20 and Kate Waisel ’20, return to discuss the often confused grammatical rules surrounding colons and semicolons.
Grammar Segment: Commas
In The Bradford‘s first grammar segment, Zoe Gieger ’20 and Kate Waisel ’20 summarized basic comma rules and provided some tips on how to properly use commas.
NEWSBRIEF: Active shooter training
On October 17, the high school will take part in an active shooter training session. Students will first watch a video made last year that depicts the procedure …
Sudden closure of Bertucci’s leaves town ready for something new
Shut down suddenly, Bertucci’s Wellesley location served their final customers and locked up for good about three weeks ago. According to the Swellesley Report, on the night of …
Small fire erupts at Sweeney Todd performance
Flames lit up the stage at the evening show of Sweeney Todd on November 11. The last of four performances, the show could have ended early because of …
Freshmen learn about biases on Step-Up Day
On Step-Up Day, while the sophomores took the Pre-ACT, the juniors took the PSAT, and the seniors met with college representatives, this year’s freshman class was the first …
Rice Street travels to Atlantic City, sings with professional vocal group
Grooving alongside their idols, the Rice St. singers belted out songs on a stage in Atlantic City, New Jersey during their three day trip. From April 4 to …
After much discussion, administration releases finals week schedule
Every year, students spend countless hours preparing for exams that occur in the span of three or four days. So how does the administration schedule these imperative days? …