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The completed foundation of Le Centre Brown, the science building in construction on the Tregaron campus. (Grayson Houston-Henderson/International Dateline)
Construction Chaos: Seniors Grapple With Distractions During IB Exams
WIS seniors partaking in the annual Valentines Day tradition. (Courtesy of Martina Tognato-Guaqueta/International Dateline)
WIS Traditions: Are They Still With Us?
Upper school students performing in “Macbeth.” (Courtesy of David Wade )
Students React to Upper School’s Production of Macbeth Following Classroom Study
On Jan. 16, inches of snow covered the Washington D.C. region. This occurrence led to the decision to close the WIS campuses for a couple of days and go forth with virtual learning. (Courtesy of Selena Said)
Sledding or Stressing: WIS Community Reflects on This Year’s Snow Days
The performance of “At the Table with Dr. King” at WIS on Jan 18. It features speakers and a full band. (Courtesy of Martina Tognato Guáqueta)
“At the Table with Dr. King” Mixes Music and History
The Dacha en route to its new home outside the Senior Lounge. Its relocation is part of the WIS plan for a new science building. (Tindra Jemsby/International Dateline)
In Photos: The Dacha’s Relocation
A graphic depicting the soccer field and new science building. The battle for the building has been ongoing for 12 years and construction will finally begin in June 2023. (Courtesy of Suzanna Jemsby)
Students React to Ongoing Science Building Construction
WIS’ 2017 science building proposal, depicting the plaza which would’ve replaced the sloped parking area. This plan was rejected by the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB), primarily due to the building’s visibility from Macomb Street. (Michael Vergason/Landscape Architects, Ltd.)
Macomb Street Neighbors and WIS Clash Over New Science Building
An image of the current design for the new science building, which will replace the Dacha. Construction on the building, which will take up to two years, is not expected to begin for several years. (Courtesy of Suzanna Jemsby)
Science Building Plan Gains Key Approval, Will Face Board of Zoning Adjustments in May
A science lab in the Carriage House. WIS is trying to replace its outdated science labs with a brand new facility. (David Allen/International Dateline)
A New Science Building for Future Generations
Primary school students playing soccer at Tregaron on Homecoming on Sept. 16. The transition from primary school to middle school can cause changes in students social lives. (Martina Tognato Guáqueta/International Dateline)
The Big Transition: How Social Dynamics Change in Sixth Grade
An image of an All Gender Restroom sign. The Middle School ISU is working on implementing more gender-neutral bathrooms. (Anna Orso/The Philadelphia Inquirer)
‘Gender Inclusive, Not Gender Exclusive’: Middle School ISU’s Fight for Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
(Isabel Robbins/International Dateline)
Reflecting on the Rally for Abortion Justice
WIS’ Middle School Bullying Protocol: Room For Improvement
WIS’ Middle School Bullying Protocol: Room For Improvement
Easy Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Easy Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
India expected to re-elect Prime Minister Modi for a third term, amid democratic concerns
A graphic of the Ukrainian flag. The war in Ukraine continues to rage since February 2022. (Courtesy of Kiran Singh)
A Year Later: Follow-Up on the Ukrainian War From the Lens of a Student
Graffiti illustrating the Palestinian flag and “Free Gaza,” tagged on the William Howard Taft Bridge. This graffiti was later removed. (Sophia Jones/International Dateline)
In Photos: Graffiti Left on Connecticut Avenue After Pro-Palestinian Protest
Protesters march on Connecticut Avenue on March 2 in support of Palestine in the war between Israel and Hamas. Typically protests occur in downtown D.C., but this was an unusual occurrence as it was closer to the Israeli Embassy and Israeli Ambassador’s Residence. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)
Thousands of Protestors March for Palestine in Forest Hills
Captain Cookies new location in Cleveland Park. (Oliver Dashwood/International Dateline)
New Captain Cookie Location Opens in Cleveland Park
Graffiti illustrating the Palestinian flag and “Free Gaza,” tagged on the William Howard Taft Bridge. This graffiti was later removed. (Sophia Jones/International Dateline)
In Photos: Graffiti Left on Connecticut Avenue After Pro-Palestinian Protest
Protesters march on Connecticut Avenue on March 2 in support of Palestine in the war between Israel and Hamas. Typically protests occur in downtown D.C., but this was an unusual occurrence as it was closer to the Israeli Embassy and Israeli Ambassador’s Residence. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)
Thousands of Protestors March for Palestine in Forest Hills
Captain Cookies new location in Cleveland Park. (Oliver Dashwood/International Dateline)
New Captain Cookie Location Opens in Cleveland Park
The scene of the fatal accident that involved a fentanyl overdose. The two affected vehicles are in the middle of the image, an Audi and a Mazda. (Leonardo Sarzi-Braga/International Dateline)
Fentanyl Overdose Causes Major Car Crash on Connecticut Avenue
A rendering showing the proposed redesign on a stretch of Connecticut Avenue, with a lane of parking replaced by protected bike lanes. (Courtesy of DDOT)
Proposed Connecticut Avenue Bike Lanes Face Mixed Support From Residents and Business Owners
CEJA 2024: Connecting All Generations
CEJA 2024: Connecting All Generations
The photo shows books locked behind bars. The illustration is meant to represent the censorship and book banning that has been on the rise in recent years (iStock Images).
Book Banning: Could It Happen Here?
Eighth-grader Zaid Zamani after winning the Indoor Doubles Championship Hosted by Virginia Beach Tennis. (Courtesy of Zaid Zamani)
WIS’s Zaid Zamani: D.C.’s Top Youth Tennis Talent
Junior Francesca Cho performing at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York City at a competition by the American Fine Arts Festival (AFAF). She showcased her musical talent on a stage that many Conservatory-trained musicians aspire to be at. (Courtesy of Francesca Cho)
Francesca Cho: A Young Pianist’s Triumph
Previous Dateline contributors are now doing unique things. (Graphic by Leonardo Sarzi Braga)
Dateline Alumni: Where Are They Now?
The WIS faculty in front of the Mansion on the Tregaron campus. Though the upper school faculty has diversity, there are still gaps present. (Courtesy of Cheryl Tanski)
A Look Into Diversity Disparities in the Upper School Faculty
The Tower of Faces at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. The middle school English department is using resources from the museum to educate students about the Holocaust in their new unit on The Devils Arithmetic. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
‘We Shouldn’t Have Been Caught Off Guard’: School Responds to Lack of Holocaust Education
Scene from The Diary of Anne Frank. The play that was removed from the middle school curriculum, eliminating all gradewide Holocaust education at WIS. (Wikimedia Commons)
Removal of “The Diary of Anne Frank” Ends WIS’s Last Element of Gradewide Holocaust Education
Demonstrators protesting at the 2017 Womens March in D.C. Among the crowd were WIS students, who are now advocating for sexual education reform. (Meg Kelly/NPR)
Upper School Students Push for Sexual Education Reform
Map by Beka Tatham. Photos courtesy of Camila Levey (Ward 1), Beka Tatham (2), David Allen (3), Naomi Breuer (4), Beka Tatham (5), Rose Boehm (6), Aniekan Udofia (7) and Austin Graff/Washingtion Post (8).
Senior Gift Divides Class of 2020 and Administration on Handling Racism at WIS
From left to right: Sophomores Patrick Kaufmann, Abigail Dauchy, and Senior Henri Greamo participating in their respective sports
The Unseen Sports of WIS: Highlighting the Athletes Beyond the Red Devils
Eighth-grader Zaid Zamani after winning the Indoor Doubles Championship Hosted by Virginia Beach Tennis. (Courtesy of Zaid Zamani)
WIS’s Zaid Zamani: D.C.’s Top Youth Tennis Talent
Senior Boys Varsity Soccer Captains Emilio Pineda and Antonio Giorgianni at the WIS versus Gonzaga College High School Boys Varsity Soccer game on Aug. 30. While exhilarating, competing against intense competition can place pressure on high school athletes. (Leonardo Sarzi Braga/International Dateline)
Joy and Pressure: The Balance of Teen Athletics
The Girls Varsity Volleyball team competing in a PVAC game. The team illustrates their determination to secure a victory and championship in the PVAC league. (Courtesy of Shane Royster)
Girls Varsity Volleyball: Unity, Skill and Resilience
The Girls Varsity Soccer Team huddling before a game. (Courtesy of Samantha Brown)
WIS Soccer Teams Forced to Adapt Due Construction on Field
A partially eaten apple in a mirror, reflecting back as a full apple. This picture represents one of the effects anorexia and body dysmorphia can have on the brain, which is that one perceives themself as bigger than they actually are and ends up hurting themself instead.
Fighting the Fatphobic Fallacy: Why “Fat” Is Not a Bad Word
Sketch showing various defining aspects of Gen Z and the way the generation grew up, such as the use of social media and the overflow of information, things often taken by older generations as causes of Gen Z’s behavior and lifestyle. (Abhijit Bhaduri/Openverse)
Gen Z: Our Misunderstood Generation
Different protest signs being waved outside a university institution. (Courtesy of Bryn Soven)
WIS Needs a Better Discussion Forum
A person holding a transgender flag (Courtesy of Openverse)
Why LGBTQ+ Actors Should Play LGBTQ+ Roles
A variety of popular books. Books became more popular with the BookTok trend on TikTok during the pandemic. (Graphic by Carolina Fournier Miranda)
Why Reading Books Is Ultimately Better Than Endlessly Scrolling
A partially eaten apple in a mirror, reflecting back as a full apple. This picture represents one of the effects anorexia and body dysmorphia can have on the brain, which is that one perceives themself as bigger than they actually are and ends up hurting themself instead.
Fighting the Fatphobic Fallacy: Why “Fat” Is Not a Bad Word
Sketch showing various defining aspects of Gen Z and the way the generation grew up, such as the use of social media and the overflow of information, things often taken by older generations as causes of Gen Z’s behavior and lifestyle. (Abhijit Bhaduri/Openverse)
Gen Z: Our Misunderstood Generation
Different protest signs being waved outside a university institution. (Courtesy of Bryn Soven)
WIS Needs a Better Discussion Forum
A person holding a transgender flag (Courtesy of Openverse)
Why LGBTQ+ Actors Should Play LGBTQ+ Roles
A variety of popular books. Books became more popular with the BookTok trend on TikTok during the pandemic. (Graphic by Carolina Fournier Miranda)
Why Reading Books Is Ultimately Better Than Endlessly Scrolling
(Courtesy of True Value Metrics)
Dissecting the WIS Dress Code
WIS Juniors Studying in Davies Hall (Image Courtesy of Zachary Roberts)
How Safe is Hybrid Learning?
Datelines Response to Washington Post Column
Dateline’s Response to Washington Post Column
A protestor holding a sign with the words White Privilege at an event protesting police brutality in Spain. WIS seventh graders recently discussed the notion of white privilege in an English class activity called privilege math. (Josep Lago/AFP)
Letter: Politics and Privilege in the Middle School Classroom
Letter: WIS Fails to Uphold Its Inclusive Values
Letter: WIS Fails to Uphold Its Inclusive Values
Letter: In Response to Trump: The Modern-Day Hitler
Letter: In Response to “Trump: The Modern-Day Hitler”
(Celeste Bloom/International Dateline)
Letter: In response to “High School Spaces: Detrimental and Dividing?”
Upper school students performing in “Macbeth.” (Courtesy of David Wade )
Students React to Upper School’s Production of Macbeth Following Classroom Study
The cast after a fight scene. Macbeth, played by junior Cayetana Hamilton-Garcia, stands at the center of the stage, holding a sword. The three witches, played by junior Philip Miller, junior Elia Rigolini and freshman Chiara Venturi, from left to right, circle Macbeth. (Courtesy of Cheryl Tanski)
“Macbeth” Review: Sinister, Dark, Thought-Provoking
A person animating on a computer. In recent years, animation has taken a new turn. (Courtesy of Unsplash)
A New Generation in Animation
Blank Alice by Heart poster.
Wither of the Arts: Declining Interest in the WIS Theater Program
“The Menu”: Haunting Yet Slightly Over Seasoned
“The Menu”: Haunting Yet Slightly Over Seasoned
Review of Fresh Baguette’s newest location in Cleveland Park
The macarons on display at Olivia Macaron, located in Georgetown. The patisserie has a wide range of flavors to explore, from standard chocolate to lychee rose raspberry. (Tindra Jemsby/International Dateline)
Pastry Review: WIS Parent Masters the Art of Macarons
The Braccialarghe family enjoying their first family Thanksgiving celebration and their first time making the turkey themselves. (Courtesy of Sofia Braccialarghe)
Thanksgiving: WIS Edition
The entrance to Rose Ave Bakery on Connecticut Avenue in Woodley Park. The bakery recently moved from downtown D.C. to this new location. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)
Review: Rose Ave Bakery Brings Asian American Flavors to Woodley Park
Fettuccine al Ragù Bolognese from Sfoglina Van Ness. (Courtesy of Sfoglina Restaurant)
Spreading Italian Cuisine in D.C.
Ms. Matthews Ski Club Secret
Ms. Matthew’s Ski Club Secret
February 2024 Online Crossword
February 2024 Online Crossword
Unpacking the IB Essentials: An Illustrated Beginners Guide
Unpacking the IB Essentials: An Illustrated Beginner’s Guide
Economics and Theory of Knowledge (TOK) teacher Guy Neal teaching his eleventh grade TOK class. (Courtesy of Shane Royster)
Translating Teacher Talk
A Graph of Student Ego Over Time
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Naomi Breuer

Naomi Breuer, Editor-in-Chief

I am Editor-in-Chief of Dateline this year. As a junior last year, I was a Publications Editor and Middle School News Advisor. As a sophomore, I was WIS News Editor, and Arts Editor as a freshman. Other than Dateline, I enjoy baking, playing guitar, biking and participating in Model UN.

All content by Naomi Breuer
Protesters march on Connecticut Avenue on March 2 in support of Palestine in the war between Israel and Hamas. Typically protests occur in downtown D.C., but this was an unusual occurrence as it was closer to the Israeli Embassy and Israeli Ambassador’s Residence. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

Thousands of Protestors March for Palestine in Forest Hills

Naomi Breuer, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2024
The WIS faculty in front of the Mansion on the Tregaron campus. Though the upper school faculty has diversity, there are still gaps present. (Courtesy of Cheryl Tanski)

A Look Into Diversity Disparities in the Upper School Faculty

Naomi Breuer and Isabella Duchovny
February 16, 2024
The Tower of Faces at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. The middle school English department is using resources from the museum to educate students about the Holocaust in their new unit on The Devils Arithmetic. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

‘We Shouldn’t Have Been Caught Off Guard’: School Responds to Lack of Holocaust Education

Naomi Breuer, Editor-in-Chief
November 14, 2023
Seniors greeting students as they arrive on campus for the first day of school. (Martina Tognato Guáqueta/International Dateline)

Senior Spirit Week in Photos

Naomi Breuer
September 10, 2023
The crowd anticipating the appearance of Taylor Swift at the Eras Tour at Lincoln Financial Field on May 12. Taking the audience along a journey through her career-spanning eras, Swift put on a stunning performance. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

An ‘Enchanting’ Trip Through Taylor Swift’s Eras in Philadelphia

Naomi Breuer
June 15, 2023
A map depicting this year’s seniors’ college destinations around the world. Although WIS does not publish a list of colleges by student, they print a list of all college destinations in the graduation booklet. (Graphic by Maia Nehme)

Seniors Reflect on Supportive College Process

Naomi Breuer and Isabella Duchovny
June 5, 2023
Scene from The Diary of Anne Frank. The play that was removed from the middle school curriculum, eliminating all gradewide Holocaust education at WIS. (Wikimedia Commons)

Removal of “The Diary of Anne Frank” Ends WIS’s Last Element of Gradewide Holocaust Education

Naomi Breuer and Maia Nehme
May 4, 2023
The entrance to Rose Ave Bakery on Connecticut Avenue in Woodley Park. The bakery recently moved from downtown D.C. to this new location. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

Review: Rose Ave Bakery Brings Asian American Flavors to Woodley Park

Naomi Breuer, Zoe Hällström
April 27, 2023
The food spread at ASUs first potluck. Members of the club brought an assortment of dishes from all over Asia. (Courtesy of Aarav Mithani)

In Photos: Asian Student Union Hosts First Potluck

Naomi Breuer
April 22, 2023
A protest in support of Ukraine in front of the Russian Embassy on February 24, 2023, the one-year anniversary of Russias invasion of Ukraine. Junior Anton Usdin attended this protest in an effort to share his voice. (Courtesy of Anton Usdin)

‘A Statement of Defiance’: Russian and Ukrainian Students Respond to the War in Ukraine

Naomi Breuer
April 18, 2023
Junior Nomi Bakshian when she was four years old in Beijing, China, which she moved to when she was one year old and lived in until she was five. (Courtesy of Nomi Bakshian)

Nomi Bakshian: A Child of a Diplomat’s Reality

Naomi Breuer
March 22, 2023
Civilian protesters for democracy in Myanmar. Protestors have been clashing with the military junta since the military coup in February 2021, resulting in war crimes and thousands of civilian deaths and arrests. (Wikimedia Commons).

‘The Wild West’: Two Years After Myanmar’s Coup d’État

Naomi Breuer
February 24, 2023
Interim Grades 11/12 Assistant Principal Elke Gannon (left) conversing with juniors at the IB Cafe. Gannon took on this position after the sudden departure of Bourke in the fall. She will become both Grades 11/12 Assistant Principal and IB Diploma Coordinator in July 2023. (Martina Tognato Guáqueta/International Dateline).

The Bourke Effect: How Teachers and Students Have Adjusted to Their New Roles

Naomi Breuer
February 23, 2023
Columbia University, where the WIS Model United Nations club attended the Columbia Model United Nations Conference and Exposition (CMUNCE) from Jan. 12 to Jan. 15. This was the first in-person CMUNCE since 2020. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

CMUNCE Captured in Photos

Naomi Breuer
January 25, 2023
Sophomores watching a World Cup match after school in the library. WIS students have been watching World Cup games on their phones and computers during and outside of class. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

Video: The World Cup at WIS

Naomi Breuer
December 7, 2022
The Red Devil brings spirit to the crowds cheering on the Boys and Girls Varsity soccer teams on Forza WIS day. At big sports events, the Devil usually makes appearances. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

EXCLUSIVE: Q&A With the Red Devil

Naomi Breuer
November 4, 2022
Classes of 2023, 2024 and 2026 during their various language exchange experiences: Class of 2023 students in Paris, the last regular language trip before the pandemic. Class of 2024 students in the French program, who received correspondents, but did not travel to Paris due to the pandemic. Class of 2026 on a non-exchange trip to Puerto Rico last year. (Photos courtesy of Abigail Bown, Zoë Hällstrom and Federico Pisano)

Eighth Grade Exchange Program Returns After Three Year Hiatus

Naomi Breuer
October 24, 2022
Upper School students throughout spirit week. (Graphic by Naomi Breuer)

Spirit Week: Captured in Photos

Naomi Breuer
September 17, 2022
View of the Brandenburg Gate while the Berlin Wall still stood. The Berlin Wall divided Germany into the East and West in the decades following World War II (Courtesy of Christine Breuer).

Four Stories From Post-World War II

Naomi Breuer
May 17, 2022
Seniors studying together on campus. Though seniors spent a long time studying for their IB exams, some won’t even get to sit the exams due to being infected with COVID. (Courtesy of Beka Tatham)

Seniors Worry About COVID Impact on IB

Naomi Breuer and Elektra Gea-Sereti
May 4, 2022
The view from the rooftop at The Observatory at Americas Square in downtown DC. The Spring Dance will be held there on April 22 (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

The Ever-Changing Winter (Spring) Ball

Naomi Breuer
April 13, 2022
Bulletin board that display drawings made during a People of Color affinity group meeting in the Middle School (Courtesy of Sonia Chintha).

WIS Still Adjusting to New Affinity Groups

Naomi Breuer
April 11, 2022
Sophomores getting ready for class. While most students go about school normally, students with COVID are forced to remain home and learn on their own. (Martina Tognato Guaqueta/International Dateline).

Students Turn to Remote Options During COVID Quarantine

Naomi Breuer and Gabriela Leon-Acosta
February 16, 2022
Affinity group faculty leaders Michael McCorkle, Sonia Chintha and Susan Chung-Fontaine. All three will lead the People of Color groups in either the middle or upper school. (Mila Martin/International Dateline).

WIS’ New Focus on IDI Prompts Introduction of Affinity Groups

Naomi Breuer
December 27, 2021
Kate Cook’s Pumpkin Chili (Courtesy of Kate Strangfeld).

Kate Cooks’ Fall Recipe Reviews: Pumpkin Chili

Naomi Breuer
December 1, 2021
Students at homecoming this year. The event had to take place outdoors because of COVID restrictions (Courtesy of Mila Martin).

ISU’s Fight for Homecoming

Naomi Breuer
October 19, 2021
Middle School students socializing under the Carriage House tent before school. Now that all students are back on campus, they get to socialize with their friends more often (Martina Tognato Guaqueta/International Dateline).

Student and Teacher Voices on In-Person School

Naomi Breuer
October 13, 2021
Witenstein in the art classroom. (Martina Tognato Guaqueta/International Dateline)

Ivan Witenstein: Making the Most of His Year Ahead at WIS

Naomi Breuer
September 28, 2021
A woman walking on the street. Many women have the experience of being catcalled on the streets. (Openclipart)

What Catcalling Shows Us About Rape Culture

Naomi Breuer
September 26, 2021
Seniors Welcome WIS Students Back to Campus (Mila Martin/International Dateline)

Video: Back on Campus for the 2021-2022 School Year

Naomi Breuer
September 16, 2021
A classroom in the AAA Building. Now that all students will be back on campus, classrooms will be more full than last year. (Martina Tognato-Guaqueta/International Dateline)

WIS Begins a Fully In-Person School Year

Naomi Breuer
September 8, 2021
IB Art students exhibited their artwork in the hallways of the AAA Building. Unlike seniors last year, they got to have an in person showcase with the community. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

A ‘Bittersweet Moment’ for IB Art Students After Over a Year of Pandemic Challenges

Naomi Breuer
July 5, 2021
Protestors for democracy in Myanmar. Since the military coup on Feb. 1, protestors have flocked the street. (Wikimedia Commons).

What the Myanmar Coup is Really Like, According to My Aunt

Naomi Breuer
May 14, 2021
Students taking part in the middle school musical prepare their costumes. This years musical was done virtually and will be livestreamed to the community. (WIS Red Devils)

Two Eighth Graders Reflect on Virtual ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Musical

Naomi Breuer
April 28, 2021
Students in their Design Technology class before COVID-19. Now, the projects that students work on have changed dramatically (WIS website).

D.T. and Film Teachers Discuss Pandemic-Era Arts

Naomi Breuer
April 10, 2021
Jenna Loescher-Clark sings with her chorus outside with masks. They rehearse once a month in person, and the rest over Zoom. (Courtesy of Jenna Loescher-Clark)

Q&A: Students Keep Up With The Arts In The Pandemic

Naomi Breuer
February 11, 2021
The title page of the Return to WIS handbook, which was sent to all families at the beginning of the school year. (Naomi Breuer/International Dateline)

Students React to WIS Cohort Interaction Guidelines

Naomi Breuer
December 15, 2020
Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Blake Shelton sit in their chairs as the virtual audience watches from behind. (Trae Patton/NBC)

NBC’s ‘The Voice’ Provides an Escape From Our Dull Reality

Naomi Breuer
October 28, 2020
Upper school vocal students singing at a school concert in the Black Box Theater a few years ago. It is uncertain when the next in-person concert will be. (WIS website)

Vocal Music: Virtual or Socially Distant?

Naomi Breuer
October 4, 2020
Upper school students participating in the play Metamorphosis in the Black Box Theater in March, just before the school closed because of the pandemic. This was the last time students got to perform together from the theater. (Courtesy of the WIS website)

Theater at WIS: In the Midst of a Pandemic?

Naomi Breuer
September 16, 2020
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