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...
Jackie Ridgley, The All-Around
Having been admitted to Columbia University early decision, Jackie Ridgley ’14 decided to attend the school’s admitted students weekend. There she had the opportunity...
It was dark and neither Billy* ‘14 nor his younger sibling could see from their positions in the backseat of the car their father was driving. It was Thanksgiving, and the family was on its way back...
During a short break while guest teaching performing arts teacher Ted Walch’s Cinema Studies class March 10, Sam Wasson ’99 learned that his book "Fosse" about choreographer-director Bob Fosse was...
Once the clock strikes 2:35 on Friday afternoons, not every classroom gets a full weekend’s rest. Instead, the English classrooms in the Rugby annex welcome students once more, but not for poring over...
Richmond began his career as a messenger boy for Pathway News. After declining an editor position, he worked for Danziger Studio and Bray Studios. After helping out with the movie “Call Me Bwana,”...
Melvin*, The Brain
Out of the two schools he applied to, Melvin* has only heard back from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he was deferred. He said it was "kind of disappointing, but definitely...
Melvin*, The Brain
Out of the two schools he applied to, Melvin* has only heard back from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he was deferred. He said it was "kind of disappointing, but definitely...
When Aurora* ’14 woke up on the floor of the dance locker room, she thought she must have died. Her first instinct was to reach for her thighs.
“Nope,” she thought, “these are still here.” If...
Melvin*, The Brain
Still very undecided about his college plans, Melvin will be applying Early Action to the University of Chicago, the University of Michigan and MIT.
“I’d be happy to go to any of...
A bimonthly arts program in memory of Justin Carr ’14 will begin at an Inglewood elementary school Sept. 28.
Each of the three-hour workshops in the Justin Carr’s Dare to Dream Arts Program were designed...
Melvin*, The Brain
The college process has not changed much for Melvin since August but he is now certain he will apply Early Action to the University of Michigan. He is also sure he will apply to the...
Senior alumni officer Harry Salamandra didn’t just change to a new office this year when the Alumni Office moved up the hill above the security kiosk, where former President Tom Hudnut used to work....
Daisy*, The All-Around
Daisy* used her summer to pursue two of her passions, science and soccer, by interning at a UCLA neurobiology research lab and attending soccer camps.
Daisy hopes to pursue a career...
Jack Wilding ’13 and Adam Lange ’13 pinned boutonnieres on each other’s lapels and posed with their arms around each other at pre-prom, but Wilding said he doesn’t think any parents at the event...
Kim Phuc, the little girl set afire by napalm bombs during the Vietnam War, described to students, parents and teachers May 10 in Ahmanson Lecture Hall the horrors of being a nine-year-old engulfed by...
Cinema Studies teacher Ted Walch will teach a film course for adults entitled "Four Sundays, Four Films." The four films, starting on April 14, will be "Oliver Twist," "The 400 Blows," "The Last Picture...
Lenny* ‘14 placed the white strip of blotting paper on his tongue and 75 micrograms of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) began absorbing into his system. Within 30 minutes he relaxed and noticed the trees...
