After discussing genetic mutations in AP Biology, the conversation took a lighthearted turn to talk about a condition more relatable to students. The symptoms for “senioritis,” including lack of motivation...
By Mariel Brunman
Annie Wasserman ’13 placed first in an Italian essay writing competition run by the Consulate General of Italy and the Department of Italian Language and Research at UCLA. The...
By Wendy Chen
Three students are competing in a New Zealand debate tournament this month, while one student has recently returned from a debate tournament held in Turkey.Ben Sprung-Keyser ’11,...
by Cathi Choi
My junior year English classroom pulsated with energy, fueled by intellectual curiosity and heated discussions that cracked open my adolescent shell. There I explored and understood how...
By Sade Tavangarian
Chuck Berezin has joined the English department for the remainder of second semester in place of teacher Jill Turner. Berezin is returning to teaching after working for a management...
by Erin Moy
Lately, change has been in every aspect of our lives. Signs, bumper stickers and news reports inundate us daily. It is no longer a mere word; change has become a dogma.
Obviously, change is...
By Jamie Kim and Lauren Seo
Paulina Shahery â09 is not ashamed of using something that is her right. She doesnât see her disability as anything but a difference in the way her brain is wired.
According...
By Michael Kaplan
Eric Schrode, who during 14 years teaching English and history at the Upper School instituted both the One-Acts Festival and a program that over several summers took hundreds of Harvard-Westlake...
