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
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
In November 2017, the Honor Council sent out anonymous surveys to both students and teachers in hopes of shedding light … Continue reading Honor Council survey reveals conflicted views
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