I’ve been known to give the people I love mixtapes as gifts over the years, and I thought the only fitting way for me to leave Harvard-Westlake was to dedicate a mixtape to it.
So, Harvard-Westlake,...
Two members of the faculty have been awarded the India Exploration and Immersion Faculty Fellowship sponsored by the Cultural Heritage and Arts of India Club and the Gunter-Gross Asia Initiative.
Visual...
She wasn’t answering her phone.
I found out about the Los Angeles International Airport shooting at school, when I heard classmates talking about it in the lounge. I immediately picked up my cell phone...
Bakari Bolden ’14 has taken his golf prowess to the big screen. Bolden has been acting in a feature film for the past two weeks in Palm Springs and will be filming until Nov. 20, he said.
The movie,...
Springtime has always been associated with renewal and rebirth. The days get longer, the flowers begin blooming, and animals come out of hibernation. But for students, springtime primarily signifies another...
Award-winning Los Angeles Times staff writer Kurt Streeter told Chronicle classes about his writing process and career in journalism on Tuesday.
Streeter, who has been working at the LA Times since 1998,...
As my family and I were watching the terror of the Boston bombings and the subsequent manhunt for the one living suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, unfold on television, I kept hearing the same thing over and...
Bea DyBuncio ’13 won a silver medal for her glass sculpture at the National Scholastic Art and Writing Competition in April.
The piece, entitled "Ice," first won a gold key at the Regional Scholastic...
The Black Leadership Awareness and Culture Club sold apparel and car signs to raise money for the Justin Carr Memorial Fund throughout last week.
The organization sold T-shirts that featured a silhouette...
As I was doing my homework in my room after school last week, I heard my dad call from downstairs, a grave seriousness marking his usually jovial tone. "Elizabeth! Your mom and I need to talk to you."
"Oh...
Jazz Band recorded a compilation of songs Jan. 12 in order to enter a competition to be featured in the Next Generation Monterey Jazz Festival.
The festival will take place April 5-7. It will include performances...
Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who is best known for playing Theo in "The Cosby Show," hosted a Jazz Night and Poetry Lounge on Feb. 8, sponsored by the African-American Alumni Association in honor of Black...
A cast of 22 students will perform in Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard" in Rugby Auditorium, Feb. 8-10.
Director of the Theater Program Chris Moore is directing the production, which...
The Admission Office will hold an event for prospective female applicants and their parents at the Middle School campus tomorrow, Director of Admission Elizabeth Gregory said.
The applicants will decorate...
Linda* ’13 snaps a photo on her black iPhone 4S of her new puppy, and immediately sends the photo to her friends, asking, "Is this cute enough to Instagram?"
Instagram, a popular photo-sharing application...
“It sounded like the wind was trying to rip the windows out of the wall,” Meghan Hartman’12 said.
A freshman at Barnard College, Hartman ’12 had just finished midterms when superstorm Sandy struck...
Michael Gromis ’13 embedded a set of massaging motors in a soft pad, attaching the entire piece to a simple Jansport backpack. Putting the hybrid on his back, he activated the motors. The ‘ssage Pack...
Administrators from the Taipei American School visited Harvard-Westlake in September to study its curriculum and teaching styles on their way to an educational conference in San Diego.
The visitors from...
Dean Beth Slattery warned girls during sophomore, junior and senior class meetings that they would be forced to wear a sweat suit or go home to change if they continued coming to school wearing scant clothing.
The...
Students can no longer turn left onto Hacienda Drive from Coldwater Canyon due to construction, but two entrances have been opened to ease the flow of traffic.
The main gate at Harvard-Westlake Driveway...
Father J. Young officiated at the wedding of upper school dance teacher Katie Lowry- Chang ’99 and Will Chang ’97, Aug. 4.
Lowry-Chang first met her husband in seventh grade.
She was best friends with...
Emily Persky ’13 and Alex Ravan ’13 will serve as editors-in-chief of this year’s edition of Vox Populi.
"Alex is our technical expert, and Emily’s expertise is leadership," yearbook adviser Jennifer...
