When Anya Andrews ’17 and her teammates on the girls’ soccer team got the bill for dinner while at a tournament, she watched as her teammates casually drew money out of their wallets without hesitation....
Blake Wong ’17 sat across from his tutor, reciting his answers to the latest ACT practice test. The room, he said, felt like home, flooded with natural light and complete with warm wooden cabinets.
"Yup,"...
At age 10, Daniel Singer ’17 realized that he was making little interest off of the money in his savings account.
Singer asked his father to open an account for him at E-Trade, a financial services company...
Upper School Dean Sharon Cuseo found a gift from a student sitting on her desk. It was a beautiful textile with an intricate pattern made from gorgeous materials. Cuseo wrapped it around herself like a...
With a $36.4 billion endowment, Harvard University is so rich that it doesn’t need to consider applicants’ financial situations when admitting them. The university promises to meet 100 percent of any...
Blake* ’16 spent his summer between ninth and 10th grade like many other students: working at a summer job. However, the money he earned for each scoop of ice cream he served went to paying a debt to...
Big Red, Chronicle, Spectrum and Vox Populi all recently won awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Asscoiation, the National Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll.
Vox Populi won two Gold...
When President Thomas C. Hudnut arrived at the Coldwater Canyon campus to take up the post of headmaster in 1987, the all-boys Harvard School was known almost exclusively for its academic reputation as...
By Sam Adams
Last Juneâs Lobster Bake, an annual celebration held at the end of the school year for faculty, staff and their families, had a problem: the lobsters were made of bread.
Placed at every...
By Alexia Boyarsky and Cathi Choi
After spending years studying at Harvard-Westlake, Delilah* â09 aimed high. Although she had "okay" grades, she applied to an Ivy League school and other reach schools...
By Mary-Rose Fissinger
All overnight summer athletic trips have been eliminated by the Athletics Department in what Head of Athletics Audrius Barzdukas describes as a "temporary policy adjustment due...
By Jordan Freisleben and Daniel Rothberg
With the economy sinking, some students have begun to modify their spending habits in the cafeteria while other students have made no change at all.
"I have always...
