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A Bassoonist in the Spotlight

Noor Pirani ’15
Features Editor

Katie Senter ’12 is not an average bassoonist. Not only does she play the bassoon, but she has also played the piano and the saxophone.

“I’ve been interested in music for as long as I can remember,” said Senter. “Since I was four years... More »

European Wonders

The lucky art students and chaperones pose for a picture in scenic Europe.

Anna Forte ’13

Staff Writer

This past April break, forty fortunate art students, accompanied by six chaperones, ventured overseas on April 12 to tour France and Spain in a trip sponsored by the Art department. However, there was a little confusion with regards to a few of the students’ passports when the students were returning…

New Coach Stanley Winston Looks For New Success

Coach Stanley Winston poses for photo

Idan Waksman ’14
Assistant Sports Editor

1. Have you ever coached before?
Yes for 35 years.

2. How did you end up in Wellesley? Why did you want to come to Wellesley?
Last spring Mr. Brown mentioned to me that he might need help in renewing the enthusiasm for the Wellesley softball…

Isaac Blake ’13 Cuts His Mullet For A Great Cause

Isaac Before and After

Chris Picher ’13
Staff Writer

For fourteen months, Isaac Blake ’13 slowly grew a mullet.  A once short crew cut turned into long mane of flowing brown hair. Yet on Friday April 27, Blake cut off his famous mullet to support his JV Basketball coach Paul Seaver who is suffering from ALS.

Blake has…

A Bassoonist in the Spotlight

Bassoon

Noor Pirani ’15
Features Editor

Katie Senter ’12 is not an average bassoonist. Not only does she play the bassoon, but she has also played the piano and the saxophone.

“I’ve been interested in music for as long as I can remember,” said Senter. “Since I was four years old, I wanted to play…

France and Spain: A Photo Essay

Rebecca Goldberg ‘12

 

Over April vacation, I traveled with the Art Department to France and Spain. I managed to take over 1800 photographs and wanted to share a few with you.

 

 

 

 

 

 

We often took the metro as a group of 50 people. This deserted station was a…

Finals Schedule

Friday, June 8th:                 Blue

Purple

Monday, June 11th:            Red

Tan

Tuesday, June 12th:        Green

Yellow

Wednesday, June 13th: Orange

 

Good Luck!

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GLOW Coffee House Combines Talent, Fun and Food

Audience looking on during annual GLOW Coffee 0House

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Idan Waksman ’14
Staff Writer

 

On March 23 students and teachers gathered to witness the first ever GLOW coffee house in the new cafeteria. The high school improv troupe, Robot and the Ready Readies, took center stage as the first act. Their performance was followed by various open mic performances, such as…

Zip Code Stories: My New Home

Taylor Donahue ’14

Managing Editor

 

This is the fifth podcast in a new literary series inspired by WBUR Radio Boston’s ZIP-Code Stories. This story was written and performed by Taylor Donahue ’14.

 

 

 

21 Jump Street More Than Average High School Flick

21 jump street

Jack Clifford ’13

Web Editor

 

Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill star as Jenko and Schmidt, two goofy underperforming cops sent back to a local high school disguised as students to try and bust a synthetic drug ring.
21 Jump Street, directed by Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs’(2009) Phil Lord and Extreme Movie’s…

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