The Chamber Singers sang the National Anthem at the Los Angeles Dodgers game against the San Diego Padres June 3. The game aired on Fox Sports West.
The ensemble wore "Justin Carr Wants World Peace"...
As a ninth grader on the Spectrum, I wrote a monthly column called “What Grinds My Gears.” I still get jokes about it, which is only to be expected given that the subject matter fluctuated from siblings...
A survey conducted by the Los Angeles Newspaper Group and WorkplaceDynamics ranked Harvard-Westlake "the best place to work in the Southland" in a LA Daily News article, April 29.
"I think a lot of it...
Hank Gerba ’12 was sitting in his Northeastern University dorm room when a notification popped up on his iPhone.
"Are you blown up?" read a text from his friend.
"He said that there were just two explosions...
Sarah Shelby '13 was skeptical when "Aych Doubleyou Prom" friended her on Facebook early last week.
She found the not-so-subtle pseudonym humorous, but was amused by little else.
"Whoever is behind this...
The sudden death of Justin Carr '14, who died of cardiomyopathy during swim practice Feb. 22, has led the administration to convene a panel of medical experts to consider a detection program for heart...
A few weeks ago, some friends and I celebrated becoming second semester seniors by exploding a watermelon. We used only rubber bands to do it. It was awesome.
The sweet taste of victory (and, after it...
Tom Vander Ark, the author of "Getting Smart: How Digital Learning is Changing the World," was to visit campus and speak to faculty on Tuesday afternoon.
After extensive research, Director of Studies...
The “Them HW Kids” Tumblr has had more than 180,500 hits since its inception, gets 13,000 hits per month and 650 hits per day. Its leaders insist that the account stands for “Them Homework Kids”...
Last weekend, I was driving east on Sunset Blvd. in Beverly Hills. As I passed through an intersection, a car driven by an elderly woman accelerated out of a side street. In an attempt to avoid an accident,...
Vice President John Amato made a presentation to a committee planning a new school in Qatar earlier this month, showcasing Harvard-Westlake as an ideal model.
Amato flew to Qatar per the invitation...
Upper school jazz groups will perform in the Winter Jazz Concert tonight at 7 p.m. in Rugby Auditorium.
Jazz Ensemble, Studio Jazz Band and Jazz Band will play "big band" tunes in what members are unofficially...
Performing arts teacher and Scene Monkeys adviser Michele Spears selected 20 students for the 2012-2013 Scene Monkeys.
New members were admitted after two rounds of callbacks over two weeks. Fifty students...
Musical acts ranging from pop medleys to originally written songs dominated Prefect Council’s Coffee House on Monday, Nov. 12.
Students gathered in the lounge to enjoy ice-blended coffees, cookies and...
Natalie Florescu ’13 committed to Westmont College, a small Christian liberal arts school in Montecito, CA.
“I had options from every division, but the Westmont community was just incredible and unmatched...
To be or not to be? That is the question.
In his infamous Shakespearean soliloquy, Hamlet touches on a range of topics, including the pros and cons of suicide and the potential murder he must carry out....
On Aug. 14 around 5 p.m., the Head Fanatics sent out a Facebook invitation to "Harvard-Westlake vs. Boyola Football."
Roughly 2,300 students joined the event. And the trash talking began.
I don’t mind...