Alex Dinh, Assistant Features Editor
• February 1, 2024
Christian Horry ’24 looked around the room and saw his dad and his old co-workers. For Horry, his dad’s old co-workers aren’t just friends from the office — they are former players for the Los...
It is testing day for third graders in California. Micah Parr ’25 sits in a classroom full of students as he prepares to take the Educational Records Bureau (ERB) test. Before the exam begins, he fills...
It is Community Time on a Friday afternoon, and the entire Upper School student body floods through the entrance of Taper Gymnasium. While students would typically use this period to do homework, get food...
By Jacob Goodman
Although Alyssa Sherwood’s Photography I class’s film "The Darkroom" was not accepted to the Ottawa International Animation Film Festival, it will be screened at the...
By Enya Huang
Eight students and recent graduates performed in the choir at the Hollywood Bowl concert "Ray Charles: Genius + Soul = Jazz," a tribute to the famed musician who specialized in jazz, pop,...
By Emily Segal
As a market research intern for Next Engine, a technology design partner for many of the largest companies in the U.S., Krista Knighton’ 14 spent four to six hours a day researching...
By Sara Evall
Covi Brannan ’15 took a step toward her dream of professional acting when she performed at the world famous Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland this summer.
The play "The Smoking...
By Aaron Lyons
Martin Riu ’13 woke up at 5:30 a.m. There was little light outside, but Riu dragged himself out of bed to feed pigs and chickens, move cows and set up fencing. At 7:30 a.m. he...
By Ally White and Michael Sugerman
Copying fliers and running errands, transcribing speeches and maintaining websites were some of the tasks assigned to students who volunteered during the summer for mayoral,...
By Kenneth Schrupp
Greg Lehroff ’14 taught sailing to underprivileged children during the summer as a counselor in training at the UCLA marina. He was motivated to join the program by his brother,...
By Jivani Gengatharan
Only hours after walking into a neuroscience lab for the first time, Liza Woythaler ’14 was bombarded with new tasks and scientific procedures.
Although it took four weeks...
By Lauren Sonnenberg
When Head Prefect Michael Wagmeister ’13 contacted physics teacher Antonio Nassar looking for a summer internship, he expected data recording, but instead found himself discussing...
