By Sammy Roth and Daniel Rothberg In an effort to temper fears of going before the Honor Board, the board has developed an explanatory pamphlet for accused students and is holding follow-up...

  By Michelle Nosratian A Beverly Hills school that suspended a middle school student for cyber-bullying violated her 1st Amendment rights, a Los Angeles federal court has ruled. The ruling addresses...

Waiting in that ventilated hall of the third floor of Seaver is what I remember most, or best, about my Honor Board experience. Most of the specifics about the actual hearing have faded in the subsequent...

 By Jack Davis The Prefect Council has posted copies of the Honor Code in each classroom as part of a broader, more intricate plan to make the Honor Code more present in every day student life...

 By David Burton and jordan freisleben Music teacher Shawn Costantino’s jazz classes were taught for a day by a world-renowned jazz musician. The classes performed various songs from their upcoming...

By Dana Glaser In the 35 minutes or so of Q&A with the candidates for Senior Head Prefect at class assembly this Monday, I heard a lot of solid speeches. Or, more to the point, I heard a few solid...

By Will Baskin-Gerwitz I see a copy of it every day as I climb the steps to Munger — the wood is chipped and the green ink around the phrases that make up the Honor Code is fading and runs over...

By Lauren Rose Eric Olliff ’07 had a system: he’d give his United States history study guides to close friends for free, sell them for $5 to his “kind of” friends and for $10 to people...