By Allison Hamburger
I will probably never go to Coachella.
As I settled for watching some of my favorite artists perform at the festival via YouTube’s live broadcast two weekends...
By Allison Hamburger
With portions of the Honor Code before them, groups of 10th graders in Head of Upper School Harry Salamandra’s Choices and Challenges class face a hypothetical decision:...
By Allison Hamburger
A few weeks ago, I lost my pencil case. (Fascinating, I know. Bear with me.) After searching places I had potentially left it, it occurred to me to check Lost and Found, but I had...
By Allison Hamburger
More than 30 students will DJ this year for student-run radio station KHWS, which premiered on Oct. 3 with three one-hour sets.
The online station has added two additional nights this...
Lara Sokoloff '12 and Judd Liebman '12 will serve as editors-in-chief of the 2011-2012 Chronicle, Chronicle adviser Kathy Neumeyer announced Thursday.
Eli Haims '12 and Austin Lee '12 will be the first...
By Allison Hamburger
The quad was covered with messages in chalk about love and gay rights on May 27, an element of the Gay-Straight Alliance’s Pride Day. The club also hosted a scavenger hunt...
By Allison Hamburger
When I hear that we have a guest speaker, my first instinct, like many of my classmates, is to groan. A foreign schedule, a prolonged day and uncomfortable plastic chairs just don’t...
By Allison Hamburger
Vox Populi was named a finalist for the 2010 National Scholastic Press Association Yearbook Pacemaker Award, the most prestigious high school journalism award. The editors of the...
By Allison Hamburger
Former receptionist Susan Damon departed from her position March 15 to pursue her interest in comic book writing.
She said she is now the assistant of a "prominent comic book writer"...
By Allison Hamburger
Jordan Elist ’13 was featured as a KABC Cool Kid for his non-profit organization "Save a Bottle, Save a Life" on Aug. 26.
The organization, which he founded last...
By Allison Hamburger
An adopted woman who searched her roots and discovered she has the status equivalent to a princess of a village in Sierra Leone spoke to the Black History Assembly Feb. 16.
Accompanied...
