On the fourth day of Spirit Week, the Upper School met out on the athletic fields for a fierce tug-of-war battle. The rules were explained and the freshman and senior girls lined up parallel to the rope. The senior girls dragged the freshmen and moved up in the tug tournament.Read More
By Lila Smith ’22 A lot has changed since Wordsworth published our first article on the candidates for the 2020 election. Many new candidates have entered the race, including former vice-president Joe Biden, who is currently polling the highest out of all of the candidates. The third Democratic debate onRead More
While it may be over a year until the 2020 election, candidates have decided there is no better time than the present. In 2016, many key presidential candidates announced their run for president in the spring of 2015. If today’s politicians follow the same formula, then they are sure toRead More
This year, the first days of school were a little different. The English program introduced new anti-plagiarism training. This training is meant to draw clear lines between what is plagiarism and what isn’t. The students engaged in a several-day-long thorough explanation of plagiarism and its consequences. The training specifically highlightsRead More
