By Neha Nimmagadda Last Thursday, the Environmental Club called on students to participate in a school-wide-trash free day. In an e-mail, the club asked students to reduce their waste by using reusable...

by Lucy Jackson Last Friday, Head of Upper School Harry Salamandra sent an e-mail to upper school students stating that the recommendations for two Honor Board cases that took place in December would not...

By Olivia KwitnyThe deans set a new rule declaring that no student may eat or drink in the student lounge. Deans and security officer Sanders Jackson walked around the lounge on Friday, Oct. 31, seeing...

 By Shayna FreislebenMy parents haven’t been too pleased with me lately. The list of problems is growing. I haven’t been working on college applications at the pace they would like. It peeves...

 By Alexia Boyarsky Thiak Lor, Director of Food Services, died June 6 at the age of 67 after a battle with cancer. Lor ran food service on both campuses and worked for the school for over 25 years,...

By Ariane Lange My spam e-mail and a slim letter I recently received from the college of my choice have something in common. Both seem to suggest that there’s something inadequate about me.I...

By Cathi Choi Upper school dean Jason Honsel will leave his post as dean after five years at the school to move closer to his family on the East Coast. He will leave at the end of the year and...

By Esther Zuckerman Just days before Head Prefect Tasia Smith ’08 heard of the theft and distribution of the World and Europe II midterm,  she and members of the Honor Code subcommittee went to...

A record setting number of plays were submitted and chosen to be produced in this year's Playwrights' Festival, performing arts teacher Chris Moore said in an e-mail to playwrights Sunday. Out of 44 plays...

By Michelle Nosratian When Ian Cinnamon ’10 isn’t busy studying for one AP and two honors classes, he pursues an unconventional hobby: rocketry. He even started a rocketry club at...

By Adam Sieff and Nikila Sri-Kumar After four years with Student Council and one with the new student government, Suzanne Lee is stepping down from her position as adviser effective the end of this year,...

Harvard-Westlake needs a more advanced online resource for students. The student body needs a single resource, more advanced than simple e-mail, that can serve as a command center, allowing for easy communication...