The onset of spring in Mussoorie this year was accompanied by a particularly prolonged and severe pollen season. Thin blankets … Continue reading Acute pollen season raises concerns about health, environment
Sixty years on, Tibetans continue struggle Lhamo Tsering was only eight years old when she and her four cousins escaped … Continue reading Happy Valley’s eternal flame
Situated on the ascending road beside the Buddhist Monastery, Kairos Cafe is almost imperceptible at Mullingar, save for a sign … Continue reading New Korean-Naga cafe serves higher purpose
Art teacher’s life goes beyond tolerance “Hey, how’re you doing?” That voice, usually so friendly, sounded like a threat: “How’s … Continue reading Accepting Mr. Hubbard
Recently published author and former editor-in-chief of Woodstock’s student newspaper, Shreen Vaid, Class of 2011, visited the Journalism PASSAGE on … Continue reading Alumna revisits the past, particularly the school newspaper
The Tibetan Government In-Exile in India launched year-long “Thank You India” celebrations in March to mark the 60th year of … Continue reading India adds to Tibet’s woes by appeasing China
For a brief moment during the chapel service honoring Indian independence and the death of former prime minister Atal Vajpayee, … Continue reading Cheers turn into solemn reflection
Venturing into the literal wild, new staff leave the safety of their monkey-less roads and tackle the great unknown we … Continue reading Into the Wild: Ms. Leaf and Mr. Dinesh
As the academic year comes to an end, several staff members prepare to leave. Hence, The Woodstocker caught up with … Continue reading Over the hills and far away: Ms. Last
The week that featured the International Women’s Day commenced with an assembly where anonymous sexual harassment experiences of the school … Continue reading CFI hosts discussion in light of sexual harassment stories
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