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Alumnus Alec Katz ’19 presents to students about his education company, Curious Cardinals.
Startup founder presents to HW Venture
Members of Black Leadership Awareness and Culture Club (BLACC) and ASiA (Asian Students in Action) pose after their discussion of cultural appropriation in the Drama Lab.
BLACC and ASiA hold crossover event
Alumna and resume expert Evan Keare 18 explains what students should include in the profile section of their resumes.
Alumna presents resume creation workshop to Venture
Kimberly West-Faulcon will serve as Scholar in Residence at the Kutler Center this year.
Kimberly West-Faulcon joins Kutler Center as Scholar in Residence
Student Ambassadors examine the middle school campus map that the school’s Admissions Office offers to prospective families. The map features all academic centers and common areas.
Admission Office hosts self-guided campus tours
Palm trees line both sides of the street on Ventura Boulevard and Laurel .Canyon intersection, where establishments such as Laurel Tavern and Mazza Modern Kitchen adapt to the rise in COVID-19 cases.
Soaring COVID-19 cases impact Studio City businesses
Rising crime places strain on community
Rising crime places strain on community
FDA authorizes booster for children five to 11
FDA authorizes booster for children five to 11
Crowds rush to the newly opened Erewhon Market on Ventura Boulevard to purchase food and to eat at their tables outside.
Erewhon Market opens new location in Studio City
LA mayoral election gains recognition from students and citizens
LA mayoral election gains recognition from students and citizens
Illustration Credit: Sydney Fener
The Mittle-man on Campus: Feeling ’22
Illustration Credit: Sydney Fener
Vaccine globalism, Claire-ified
Illustration Credit: Sydney Fener
Zooming Back Online
Illustration by Sydney Fener
Law and Omicron: Trial by Worry
Illustration Credit: Sydney Fener
Lavish Language
Illustration by Emmy Zhang
Personality on Paper
According to the DEA, more than 25 % of counterfeit pills are laced with fentanyl.
The Fight Against Fentanyl
Staged student, Becca Berlin/Chronicle, continues her studies remotely while at home with COVID-19.
Sick Day
Printed with Permission from Eve Levy and Joey Schoenberg. Illustration by Alexa Druyanoff.
Remembrance
January 6: One Year Later
January 6: One Year Later
Students peruse the Feldman-Horn Gallery to view their peers video art projects.
Video Art students hold gallery show
Teen Dream
Teen Dream
Best and Worst of 2021
Illustration by Alexa Druyanoff
Joan Didion: California’s Literary Legacy
Printed with permission of Georgia Green
Choirs sing in winter concert
Athletes recognize impact of injuries
Athletes recognize impact of injuries
Girls water polo wins league openers
ROAD RUNNER: Left-back Ollin DeAntonio ’22 dribbles past a defender in boys soccer’s match against Crespi Carmelite School on Jan. 14. The team won the game 6-0, with goals from Josh Barnavon ’24, Alejandro Lombard ’23, Wilson Federman ’24, Patrick Yeh ’23 and Theo Ottoson ’25. The team currently has a 9-3-3 overall record and a 4-1-1 league record.
Soccer defeats Loyola
Guard Brando Fuqua ’23 glances up before shooting the ball at a practice Dec. 7. The team’s next game is Jan. 21.
Boys basketball team continues Mission League play after COVID-19 cancellations
To prepare for upcoming games, Jordyn Call 23 pushes off Jamie Yue 24 to receive an entry pass from a teammate.
Girls basketball team looks to improve in remaining games
The Student News Site of Harvard-Westlake School

The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle
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The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

Foreign exchange students to visit campus from China

Zoe Redlich • January 12, 2018

Five students from Shanghai will stay with families of upper school students Feb. 1-13. This exchange has occurred at this same time for the past three years and will again be organized by the World Leading...

One Way Ticket

Chronicle Staff • February 15, 2011

By Vivien Mao Spending a junior year abroad in Spain or China, or soaking in the language and culture in a two or three-week immersion trip to Argentina, Mexico or France is an experience many students...

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