
Ordering food is such a pain
It’s a lazy Sunday afternoon, yet students are fully dressed and outside, instead of sleeping in. With loose notes and wallets … Continue reading Ordering food is such a pain
It’s a lazy Sunday afternoon, yet students are fully dressed and outside, instead of sleeping in. With loose notes and wallets … Continue reading Ordering food is such a pain
Most Woodstockers find the Mussoorie monsoons depressing. Dark, gloomy skies, slimy leeches … there are many good reasons why monsoons … Continue reading Here comes the sun
Kicking a football, shouts from the crowd. Glory, determination, passion and will. Sweat lingering above one’s head, wiping it off … Continue reading Kicking the causes away
Interhouse cross-country has been a part of Woodstock for many years and is considered to be one of the many … Continue reading Running for yourself
Art exhibitions at Woodstock are common. It is an opportunity for many young artists that reside in our community to … Continue reading An art piece on show, many stories to tell
The 21st century, nothing like anyone has ever seen before, gifts its citizens’ freedom and liberty to its fullest. The … Continue reading Anything and everything is offensive
(Mr. Stephen Anderson was asked questions about Mrs. Christine Anderson and other things) How did you guys meet? At Woodstock. … Continue reading He Said, She Said: Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
At Woodstock, there are only a few sports that are year-round for girls, whereas the rest are neglected. Priyansha Agarwal, … Continue reading Are girls’ sports taking a backseat?
Poetry Out Loud is a program that inspires students to learn about poetry through recitation. In the U.S, Poetry Out … Continue reading Poetry gets competitive
Dr. Richard Delacy delivered a talk titled “Love, Sex, and Female Identity in Modern India” at the Quad Auditorium on … Continue reading Dr. Delacy talks about female identity