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The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

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The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

The Student News Site of Harvard-Westlake School

The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

Inspirations in Isolation

Inspirations in Isolation

Emma Limor June 4, 2020
In light of quarantine life causing new daily routines, students share how they are still able to express their unique, artistic mediums even within the confines of their own homes.
Reconciling with remote learning

Reconciling with remote learning

Celine Park June 4, 2020

Remote Learning has changed future plans for art classes When news of the school’s sudden closure broke out, the quad erupted with cheers, but Elias Peter ’21 did not join the celebration. With a...

June Crossword

June Crossword

Celine Park June 3, 2020
English teacher Amanda Foushee presents Harvard-Westlake with another crossword puzzle. For Chronicle’s last issue, the theme centers around social distancing.
Relating movies to life: enduring quarantine through film

Relating movies to life: enduring quarantine through film

Annie Beckman June 3, 2020

Growing up, I was always a TV show kind of gal. My parents never encouraged me to watch movies as a young child. My first PG-13 movie was actually at age thirteen and it was “The Devil Wears Prada.” Although...

South Korea: A model for fighting COVID-19

Celine Park April 26, 2020

As of now, COVID-19 has spread its tentacles across the globe with almost 3 million confirmed cases in the span of just a few months. Originating from Wuhan, China, the coronavirus has spread globally...

Upper and middle school concerts postponed indefinitely due to coronavirus

Celine Park March 23, 2020

In a school-wide email, Middle School Performing Arts Chair Tim Schmall and Upper School Performing Arts Chair Shawn Constantino announced Mar. 23 that all upcoming middle and upper school performing arts...

Foot in the Door

Foot in the Door

Tanisha Gunby March 4, 2020
Delving into themes of representation and love, students and director of “Stage Door” discuss the play’s impact on them.
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Stock Talk

Celine Park January 29, 2020

  When Thomas Schramm ’21 walks to school from the St. Savior’s Church parking lot, he instinctively pulls out his phone. Rather than opening Instagram or Snapchat, Schramm often checks his morning...

Staying Sustainable

Staying Sustainable

Marina Nascimento and Mia Feizbaksh December 11, 2019
Students and teachers comment on fast fashion, the impact it has had on the environment and ways to avoid it.
Reach out for outreach

Reach out for outreach

Celine Park November 18, 2019

Without fail, there is an ever-familiar wave of panic that hits the student body every year: the stress of fulfilling community service hours. The school’s 12-hour requirement does not seem too difficult...

Artwork-ing Off Stress

Artwork-ing Off Stress

Celine Park November 14, 2019

Art allows students to escape from the responsibilities of school For Mimi Offor ’21, working on art portfolios or setting up a photoshoot in Feldman-Horn allows her to focus on what she loves, while...

Students participate in Heal the Bay Coastal Cleanup

Celine Park October 25, 2019

Students taking AP Environmental Science traveled to Santa Monica Beach Oct. 19 to participate in a beach cleanup organized by Heal the Bay, an environmental non-profit organization. “All kinds of trash...

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