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Edgar Allan Poe: Boston’s Author of Loss and Misogyny

Edgar Allan Poe, born in Boston, Massachusetts, remains one of America’s most inscrutable literary figures. Although Poe is renowned for his mastery of gothic...

“Ma Bell” as in Massachusetts

Few inventions have impacted human communication as profoundly as the telephone. While inventors worldwide contributed to its development, Massachusetts played a crucial role in...

A Little Bit of Love

In halls where the ivy has woven its thread, With books in her arms and a mind full of red, there walks Lady Monica, bold as...

Boston Latin School, First High School in America

During my high school years, I would leave my home in Worcester before dawn each morning, catch the train into Boston, transfer to the...

Love Stories from Woodcrest – First Chapter: Eleanor & Thomas

Love, in its truest form, does not vanish with time. It lingers, it evolves, it sometimes breaks us, but it is never wasted. That’s...

Massachusetts is the Genesis of Independence

As Woodcrest students walk through the quad with coffee and textbooks, they may not know that American independence began with a turbulent series of...

A New Year at Woodcrest

By the shore where dreams take flight, Woodcrest awakens, bathed in light. Paths of knowledge stretch far and wide, With every step, let your curiosity guide. Join the...

The Man behind the Cat and the Grinch

Dr. Seuss is a giant in children's literature, whose playful rhymes and imaginative tales have enchanted readers of all ages. His journey from Mulberry...

Empty on a Crowded Campus

Editor’s Note: We issue an explicit language and content warning for depression and self-harm. If you are struggling, help is available. Refer to this...

Blessings I Declare

In autumn’s glow, when earth and sky align, I pause to give my thanks for gifts divine. For harvests reaped and bonds...

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