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Artist creates giant bear for class

Jake Saferstein May 28, 2014

Grizzly bears can grow up to nearly 10 feet tall and five feet wide, and can weigh up to 1,500 pounds. Darby Caso’s ’14 bear is nearly as big, but weighs almost nothing and is made out of plastic. The...

Stem cell executive discusses latest regenerative medicine technology

Lizzy Thomas May 28, 2014

California Institute of Regenerative Medicine chair, Jonathan Thomas, (Lizzy ’14, John ’16, Matt ’17) spoke about stem cell research and regenerative medicine May 23 during third and fourth periods...

Wolverines exit CIF play after 3-0 sweep by Corona del Mar

Elijah Akhtarzad May 28, 2014

After finishing the season fourth in the Mission League, the boys’ volleyball team defied expectations by entering CIF Playoffs with a 7-5 league record. The Wolverines’ hope of a CIF run was ended...

Student banding

Sacha Lin May 28, 2014

James Hansen ’16 sometimes feels like he spends all day on music, like when his band meets up to rehearse for a show. He also practices drums or guitar every day after finishing his homework. Michael...

World Language Department inducts students into Honor Society

Scott Nussbaum May 28, 2014

Sinclair Cook ’14, Claire Goldsmith ’14, Julia Aizuss ’14 and Kennedy Green ’14 received Outstanding Senior Awards in Chinese, French, Latin, and Spanish respectively at the World Language Department...

I’ll miss my family in Weiler Hall

Noa Yadidi May 28, 2014

I had a vague memory of what I had written - something about being weirded out that future me would know the consequences of all my choices so far. As all my friends slowly got their letters we wrote in...

Living off the grid

Sydney Foreman May 28, 2014

The grid dictates the layout of the Chronicle. If I could explain it I would, but the section I spend most of my time working on, Features, is "exempt" from following the almighty grid lines. This is because...

Theaters to produce student-written plays

Eugenia Ko May 28, 2014

Four plays written by students and an alumnus were chosen to be performed at playwright festivals featuring young writers. The Blank Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival will produce plays by Patric...

Swoope ’10 progresses in Colts’ training camp

Tyler Graham May 28, 2014

After signing as an undrafted free agent with the Indianapolis Colts on May 11, former Wolverine basketball star Erik Swoope ’10 will get his opportunity to play on an NFL team. Swoope had never played...

Papyri expert speaks to Latin classes

Cole Feldman May 28, 2014

A professor from the Department of Classics at the University of Southern California spoke about papyri in Greco-Roman Egypt to the students in Latin III Honors and Latin Literature Honors May 19. Professor...

Team falls short of CIF Finals after loss to Uni

May 28, 2014

Despite the boys’ tennis team 8-10 loss to University High School at CIF finals Friday, five team members look ahead to the state individual tournament. The loss means the Wolverines will be seeded slightly...

Team finshed 2nd in CIF, advances to next round

May 28, 2014

Following an 8-4 regular season in league play, the boys’ golf team is now getting ready to move on to the second round of CIF play. "I think we have played continually better as the playoffs have progressed,"...

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May 2014