For Students, By Students
By Rainier Lin (’25) 04/14/2025 Again. It happened again. My dear darling Grey slammed the door open right as I was dividing the roles for the upcoming Pride Week. I yelled, “I WANT YOU TO BE IN THE VIDEO TOO!” In exchange for his voice, a terrible request left his lips, “WRITE AN ARTICLE!” I…
By Ethan Kapoor (’28) “Win a no-win situation by rewriting the rules.” – Harvey Specter Let me ask you something: if students can’t be trusted with phones in class, how are they supposed to be trusted with anything else in life? You want to teach responsibility? Start by giving them something to be responsible for….
Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla was asked about how one of his players had to deal with unfair criticism. Mazzulla interrupted the interviewer. “Gets to deal with,” he said. “He gets to deal with it. It’s the ultimate compliment…. This is what you asked for.” In our own way, we too have the privilege of…
By Rainier Lin (’25) Hello Everyone, I’ve done some regrettable things in my life, so I should be able to tell if I regret something or not. Unfortunately, when it comes to this “article”, I am unsure. In the near past, I’ve lurked in the Wolfington Post discord, writing and editing for others. If one…
By Ann Wang (’26) On Saturday March 8th, the world came together to celebrate International Women’s Day, a global commemoration of the achievements of women. In the field of STEM especially, which has historically been male-dominated, women have consistently defied the odds, making groundbreaking steps in scientific research despite facing significant social and cultural barriers….
By Karlos Tse (’27) Who here has watched Oppenheimer? I’m sure you have. This film highlighted the creation of the atomic bomb during World War II through the perspective of war and through the very real and emotional trainwrecks that J. Robert Oppenheimer faced. Though the atomic bomb won the unconditional surrender of Japan, the…
By Grey Tang (‘26) Paper mache hats hang from the tiled ceiling of the art room. A hill and two flights of stairs away from the main Senior School building is Ms. Harms’ hidden domain: the art room, a comfortable studio with sprawling glass partitions, paint-speckled tables, and stacks upon stacks of gorgeous student artwork…
By Grey Tang (’26) GSA club members pose for Rainier Lin ‘25 as she films for the Pink Shirt Day activity introduction video. The following article is about West Point Grey Academy’s GSA club. It serves as a baseline introduction to what GSA is, and what the club is about. The following article is also…
By Annie Wagner, ‘27 The competition involved three sections: the Blitz, Bull’s-Eye and Co-op. The Blitz was a ‘lightning-fast’ individual round, where competitors answer 26 questions in only 40 minutes. The Bull’s-Eye, with 12 questions divided into 3 different groupings, focuses on quality over quantity. The final round, the Co-op, has competitors work together to…
By Luke Wagner You probably did not know that the radio in your car, the cell phone in your pocket, and the weather forecast have origins in the life or death pressure faced by the Allied forces in the Second World War when they tried to outthink the Germans/ As you know, WWII started in…