Why are there no hot people in my classes?
Sincerely, Lone Wolf
Dear Lone Wolf,
We’re going to start this off by kindly asking you to look in the mirror. What do you see?...
For many people, this time of year is the first holiday season since the start of the pandemic where the whole family is together again. It’ll be nice to see everyone, but it’s been a while, so here...
Whole Foods is a popular destination for many Tigers wanting a last-minute snack. In the front corner of the store sits the bakery section: a glorious collection of croissants, bagels, and our favorite,...
On a lovely afternoon in spring of 2021, I was struck by an overwhelming sense of panic. As I walked the short distance to the pool, I felt a cool breeze on my skin and smelled the lovely air accompanied...
While protecting the earth is something we all strive to do, it’s easier said than done. But the vegetarians at Wilson have proven that prioritizing the environment is not only possible, but enjoyable....
Strolling through the atrium one Wednesday afternoon, I spied an unusual sight: science teacher Daniela Muñoz equipped with a long, collapsible gardening hose, watering plants.
Before the pandemic,...
“Learning” is definitely a word that one could use to describe the past year and a half. We’ve learned that the world is in even more dire straits than ever before. We’ve learned how to survive...
On a cloudless afternoon in early October, some two dozen maskless students in Aaron Besser’s World History and Geography I class spread around the bleachers of Wilson’s football field, searching for...
The writers of this article are the co-Founders of Minorities in AP (MAP) Initiative at Wilson.
When I first entered Wilson in 2018 I found myself in a Pre-Calculus class full of upperclassmen...
Along with thousands of other Americans, I attended the “Rally for Abortion Justice” in Washington, DC on October 2. The crowd, which initially gathered in Freedom Plaza, was buzzing with energy and...
Pumping music, dozens of eager students, 10 college representatives, and palpable excitement. Wilson’s first-ever Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) fair was held earlier this fall,...
Dear Anya and Charlotte: There’s this guy who really likes me, and I like him too, but he’s a bit too affectionate. Don’t get me wrong, it’s really sweet, but it’s just too much. We’re not...
