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31 years ago, Harvard and Westlake came together in holy matrimony to form Harvard-Westlake (because ladies first means nothing here apparently), and they’ve been together...
Every morning at 7:45 a.m., Sofia Llevat ’22 wakes up to her phone alarm. She stands in front of her closet, contemplating what to wear to virtual school. While Llevat resists the urge to stay in her...
In 1978, the Supreme Court ruled in Regents of University of California v. Bakke that using race as a part of the admission decisions was conditional but that strict racial quotas violated the 14th Amendment.
In...
Former Chronicle News Associate gives her take on current pop culture and politics in a recurring satire column. In this issue, she shares the supplementary college essay she sumbitted to Harvard...
Three months ago, Paige Howard ’17 committed to University of Pennsylvania for soccer, essentially finishing her college process months before juniors had even started to put together a preliminary list.
"It...
Professor and author Richard Weissbourd will address the Parents' Association Wednesday evening at the Middle School to discuss parenting and developing children’s moral compasses.
Weissbourd works...
Three years after winning CIF as a junior on the boys’ basketball team, Zena Edosomwan ’12 is preparing for the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball tournament as a freshman forward on the Harvard University...
Middle school chaplain Rabbi Emily Feigenson has revitalized the "Big Sibs" program by creating advisory boards made up of freshman who will help the ninth graders bond with their "little sibs" more effectively....
By Arielle Maxner
Scott Becker ’05 spoke in Rugby Theater during Activities period about entrepreneurship.
Becker sold his startup company, Invite Media, to Google for $70 million in June 2010.
Becker...
By Saj Sri-Kumar
A new student e-mail system to be introduced next school year will address privacy concerns and include updated technology, said Director of Computer Services Dave Ruben.
Due to privacy...
By Austin Block
It seems like it all comes down to friends and family. Without a friend to suggest that Michael Raynis â10 give fencing a try, he might never have become the highest ranked high school...
By Seth Goldman
Science teacher Kathleen Moran, who has taught at the Upper School for three years, will move to Santa Cruz to live with her husband, leaving her position at the school. She and her...
