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The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

Sequester us the right way

February 8, 2012

By Rebecca Nussbaum Quarantine is a practice used by doctors in the Middle Ages and by Harvard-Westlake teachers. Let me elaborate. Both my biology and physics midterms were morning exams, so to avoid...

Librarians implement new extended time system

October 19, 2011

By Rebecca Nussbaum To prevent cheating, students using extended time must place their tests in a drop box in Silent Study that the librarians installed on Oct. 13. This year, while the library is under...

Board of Trustees raises tuition to over $30,000

Chronicle Staff
February 9, 2011

By Rebecca Nussbaum The Board of Trustees set tuition for the 2011-2012 school year to $30,350, a 3.9 percent increase from this year, Chief Financial Officer Rob Levin said.  Chairman of the...

Cone path added along Coldwater

November 23, 2010

By Rebecca Nussbaum Security Officer Sanders Jackson created a cone walkway on Coldwater Canyon from Halkirk St. to the north entrance to protect students walking to and from school. The pathway was first...

Chronicle website and print edition win awards

Chronicle Staff
March 26, 2010

By Rebecca Nussbaum The Chronicle won Silver Crown Awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for both the newspaper and website. One of 1,558 publications to enter the competition, The Chronicle...

Cambre, Van Iderstine to edit next year’s Vox

May 26, 2009

By Alexia Boyarsky The editors-in-chief for next year’s Vox Populi staff were announced May 8 by yearbook adviser Jen Bladen. Julia Cambre ’10 and Olivia Van Iderstine ’10 will succeed...

Model UN plays host to conference

Chronicle Staff
October 11, 2006

By Cathi Choi Harvard-Westlake hosted the second annual Model United Nations conference on Oct. 7. Club vice-president Nuriel Moghavem ’07 was appointed as the secretary general of the conference....

Expectant dean to work from home

Chronicle Staff
September 4, 2006

By Rebecca Neubauer Starting Nov. 15, Upper School Dean Sharon Cuseo, who is pregnant with twins, will work from home. The babies are due in the first week of February. However, an average 36- week delivery...

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