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The oldest continuously published high school newspaper in America

The Willistonian, Est. 1881

The oldest continuously published high school newspaper in America

The Willistonian, Est. 1881

The oldest continuously published high school newspaper in America

The Willistonian, Est. 1881

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Day Student Proctors Take on Revamped Role
Jack Mettey '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 20, 2024

Day student Proctors have been accused of "doing nothing," but the reality is much different. Over the summer, the academic deans, including Dean of Students, Koritkowski, and Caroline Channell, Assistant Dean of Students for Community Life, met to...

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Fashion Review: Saturday's Homecoming Dance
Sadie Dripps '26, Staff Writer/Editor • October 19, 2024

A new dance calls for a new dress. Homecoming is usually considered a normal part of everyone's high school career; however it's a Williston first. Most follow in the footsteps of what others have wore to the past years' dances, but for Williston students...

The Ups and Downs of a Fixed Study Hall
The Ups and Downs of a Fixed Study Hall
Bryce Akroyd '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

Evening study hall is written into the genetic code of the typical boarding school in New England. While certain aspects may differ from school to school, the general idea stays the same: get work done. Williston is no different. From 8:00 to 10:00...

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Patriots Captain Arrested on Domestic Violence Charges
Nikki Chatson '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

An NFL player recently arrested for domestic violence is causing students and fans to make an ethical decision. On October 5, New England Patriots captain Jabrill Peppers was accused of assault, strangulation, and cocaine possession. On that Saturday...

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Why Fat Penguins and Pygmy Hippos Are So Refreshing
Lucy Hoyt '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

The world has its problems, but these baby animals could make it better. Pesto, who on social media is being referred to as "the fat penguin" and Moo Deng, "the pygmy hippo," have been breaking headlines for their silly antics. The adorable animals...

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"I Can do the Job:" Nadia Milleron Seeks to Unseat Powerful Incumbent in Congress
Olin Rose-Bardawil '25, Editor-In-Chief • October 9, 2024

Congressman Richard Neal usually runs without a major challenge. This year, however, things could be different. Nadia Milleron, an independent candidate, is running to challenge powerful incumbent Richard Neal for Massachusetts' first congressional...

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Fashion Review: Saturday's Homecoming Dance
Sadie Dripps '26, Staff Writer/Editor • October 19, 2024

A new dance calls for a new dress. Homecoming is usually considered a normal part of everyone's high school career; however it's a Williston...

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Friendships in the Digital Age: How Social Media is Changing Relationships
Dannielle Lu '27, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

The digital age has simultaneously enriched and tested friendships, creating a paradox where the very tools meant to bring us closer also build...

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As Wordle Fades, Former Players Recall Benefits
Francesca Gionfriddo, Staff Writer/Editor • October 16, 2024

Most people have stopped sending their Wordle results to their family group chats. During the Covid pandemic, the vocabulary game Wordle became...

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Patriots Captain Arrested on Domestic Violence Charges
Nikki Chatson '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

An NFL player recently arrested for domestic violence is causing students and fans to make an ethical decision. On October 5, New England Patriots captain...

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Boise State Running on the Back of Superstar Ashton Jeanty
Richard Yu-Hwang '26, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

The Boise State Broncos, the Best Mountain West team in college football is on pace to make the college football championship behind their superstar Ashton...

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Student Section Making Strides in Black and White
Jack Mettey '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 3, 2024

Williston's student section has started slow, but excitement seems to be growing with recent Wildcat wins. The annual Williston Boys Varsity Football...

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The Logic Behind Conspiracy Theories
The Logic Behind Conspiracy Theories
Parker Brown, Associate Editor • October 21, 2024

Was John F. Kennedy (JFK) assassinated by the U.S. government? Did the moon landing happen? Who runs...

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Day Student Proctors Take on Revamped Role
Jack Mettey '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 20, 2024

Day student Proctors have been accused of "doing nothing," but the reality is much different. Over...

The Ups and Downs of a Fixed Study Hall
The Ups and Downs of a Fixed Study Hall
Bryce Akroyd '25, Staff Writer/Editor • October 18, 2024

Evening study hall is written into the genetic code of the typical boarding school in New England. While...

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