Two AP Chemistry students advanced to the National Chemistry Olympiad Exam, the second tier of the United States Chemistry Olympiad.
Jordan Barkin ’18 and Marcus Leher ’18 were the top scorers of the...
Students enrolled in Advanced Placement Chemistry as well as past AP Chemistry students took the 2015 Local Chemistry Olympiad Exam both yesterday and today after school.
The test, which includes 60 multiple...
Community Council has planned two upcoming community service trips at Los Angeles Family Housing and TreePeople for students to fulfill their community service requirement.
This year Community Council...
Because students are typically more technology-savvy than teachers, it seems logical that how technology is used in and out of the classroom should be a decision made jointly by teachers and...
By Tiffanie Young
At 2:45 p.m. last Tuesday afternoon, faculty members began drifting into Chalmers math lab. Like attentive students on the first day of school, they seated themselves in...
By Gabby AhlzadehFive flashing windows popped up on my desktop each telling the news. Check your HW e-mail, they all said. As I frantically logged on, dropping the Princeton Review book from my lap, I...
By Danielle Kolin
The clear liquid smells like a mixture of rotten fruit and smelly feet. The three graphs obtained from the lab work depict sharp abrupt peaks and extended plateaus, lightly sketched...
By Danielle Kolin and Lauren Rose
As the class looks on, science teacher Antonio Nassar finishes a unit in AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism by scribbling a final formula across the whiteboard....
