By Ann Wang, ’26
Author: The Wolfington Post
Stockholm Syndrome at Strathcona
Stockholm syndrome (noun)
feelings of trust of affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim towards a captor.
Strathcona Park Lodge (noun)
a lodge situated amid Strathcona Provincial Park that kids in tenth grade at WPGA stay at for five days for outdoor education each year.
Senior School In The Eyes Of A Grade 8 Student.
By Ethan Kapoor, ’28 With Junior School now a distant memory, the exciting journey of High School has begun for me and my fellow 70 grade 8 classmates. Initially, I admit I had a sense of trepidation about returning to school, but after experiencing the first 30 days of this new chapter, I can confidently…
Meet our friends from France: Elise, Kelyan, Melissa
From left to right: Kelyan, Elise, Melissa, Mary, Ann, and Frankie
Welcome Back: A Letter From the Editor
Dear readers, Since 2017, the Wolfington Post has put out various articles regarding student culture and school life, politics, news, and opinions, and we strive to bring you the best content we can. From interviews with the prefects to reviews on media and albums, we are excited to bring you the WPGA student perspective and…
Meet The 2023-2024 Prefects
By: Henry Luo ‘24 Wellness Council The Wellness Council is responsible for general student welfare. Ranging from hosting fun events to ones that inform students about mental and physical health, Wellness Council plays an important role to promote a healthy and happy school environment. Meet Julia Bohnen! She the first Wellness Council prefect. Since joining…
Late Night Thoughts with Lu: Graduates, Meet Me Here
As the school year trundles to its conclusion, optimism can be in short supply. True, the rainy, gloomy drudgery of midyear and the nervous ambiguity of university applications seem to be long and distant now, almost forgotten. Lengthy, overheated, sunny days are the norm, and the glory and grace of the ocean and the mountains…
What Will it Take to Make Interplanetary Space Travel Possible?
Interplanetary travel has long captured the imagination of humanity, beckoning us to venture beyond the confines of our home planet and explore the mysteries of the cosmos. Over the years, significant advancements in science and technology have brought us ever closer to transforming this once-distant dream into a reality. However, the path to interplanetary travel is riddled with a multitude of scientific challenges that must be overcome. This article covers some of these challenges and explores the irresistible possibilities that lie ahead.
Art and Video Games
By Rainier Lin, ’25 Time, Time Machine! In this series, we’ll be learning about the different aspects of creating a video game and, along the way, creating one of our own. As a quick disclaimer, I’m not a professional! Take this as my process for planning a video game I can’t possibly carry out, so…
Effects of the James Webb Telescope
By Elliott Deyell, ’26 The James Webb telescope is the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built that can see so far back into our universe that it can nearly see the Big Bang. It can take images of the first-ever galaxies, observe objects in our solar system and beyond, and examine the atmospheres…