February 2018

Math and Science changes fail to add up

It’s the third week of school, in the early phases of the second semester, and students of every grade are working hard and preparing for the final and AP exams in the next couple of months. However, some students are doing better than others. For Woodstock’s Precalculus, AP Calculus, and Advanced and AP Chemistry students, […]

by Aarti Malhotra, managing editor

Honor Council survey reveals conflicted views

In November 2017, the Honor Council sent out anonymous surveys to both students and teachers in hopes of shedding light on the scope of plagiarism and cheating taking place at Woodstock. The survey results raised some serious questions about the moral standards held by both students and teachers at the school. Out of all the […]

by Aarti Malhotra, managing editor

Senior Spotlight: Mehar Bhatia

With less than three months till graduation, stress is high as seniors eagerly anticipate college decisions, all the while trying to make the most of their last days of high school. However, Mehar Bhatia, Class of 2018, is mostly focused on the latter, as she has already gotten accepted into University of British Columbia’s prestigious […]

by The Woodstocker staff

Coolies carry our burden on their shoulders

The last day of vacation ends and the first day of school begins. Students unload their taxis and put down big suitcases and trunks. Now the only problem is, how do they carry all those heavy suitcases and boxes all the way to their dorms? “Coolies!” students immediately think. Undernourished, old-scrawny men and sometimes young […]

by Dhrubhagat Singh, managing editor

Senior Spotlight: Subhajyoti Basu

As the proverbial senior “grind” has toned down, students of the Class of 2018 have initiated their last trimester at school. Subhajyoti Basu, Class of 2018, has been accepted into the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. Basu, in his time at Woodstock, has participated in numerous school plays; however, the most […]