She sees sounds as three dimensional shapes moving in space, in a world where most people perceive sound as intangible noise. For her these noises take on a very real presence.
Maya Broder ’13 has synesthesia,...
For some couples, being together isn’t as easy as common free periods shared in the lounge. James Wu ‘13, whose girlfriend Christie Chen attends Westridge High School in Pasadena, is used to seeing...
On Nov. 27 Bel Canto and Chamber Singers participated in the College of the Canyons’ choir festival.
"These choir festivals give ensembles the opportunity to sing before a well-known conductor who critiques...
My father grips my stepmother’s hand at the dinner table. She lost her niece in the Aurora shooting, and now her voice breaks as she says the word, “children.” While the nation cries gun control,...
His car has three pedals and operating them requires a careful maneuvering process. With his left foot, Ben Gaylord ’13 gradually releases the clutch, while with his right, he slowly presses down on...
School Year Abroad’s Assistant Director of Admissions Susanna Sprague will visit sophomore language classes in an effort to provide more information about the SYA program to prospective applicants.
SYA...
Chinese teacher Binbin Wei will teach the new Chinese V class scheduled for next year.
The class was created as a post-AP or Chinese IV course. Because Chinese is offered in seventh grade, there are students...
Her name appears in students’ inboxes at least once a week, but many have yet to meet Lynn Miller, the new receptionist who, among other things, sends out the daily bulletin.
Miller has replaced Mitzi...
AP English Literature teachers will head to the Broad Stage in Santa Monica on Nov. 17 to see the Globe Theatre’s production of Hamlet.
English teacher Jocelyn Medawar thought up the trip after reading...
This spring break, middle school students will go to Mexican city Cuernavaca accompanied by middle school Spanish teacher Andrew Brabbee for the first time in three years, while upper school Spanish teacher...
Eight AP Environmental Science students kayaked down the Los Angeles River on Sept. 23, which was declared navigable in 2008.
George Wolfe, a political activist, helped deem the river navigable after...
