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Summer pool party
Four seventh graders sit poolside at the Zanux Swim Stadium
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Seventh graders mingle at the annual pool party held in the Zanuck Stadium on June 12. To read the article, click here.
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Nearly 1000 students on campus during summer
More than 700 students are attending athletic camps, SAT prep classes, film, acting and journalism camps and enrichment programs on the upper school campus this summer. Another 200 students are practicing with their athletic teams.
Chemistry teacher retires after 25 years
Chemistry teacher Stephen Marsden retired from his teaching post, Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts wrote in an email to faculty Tuesday morning.
Start date to change in 2009-'10
In the fall of 2009, the school year will begin and end one week earlier in the name of streamlining the schedule, Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts said.
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Dara Torres '85 to swim in her 5th Olympic Games
As of 9:19 PM Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Dara Torres '85 will swim for the U.S. Olympic team for the fifth time in Beijing, China next month, after winning both the 50 meter and the 100 meter races at the U.S. qualifying rounds last week, according to the U.S. Olympic team website.
Construction halts access to Middle School July 3
As of 9:21 PM Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Starting July 3, there will be no public access to the Middle School.
Due to construction at the Middle School, all power and phone service to the Administration Building will be terminated on July 3.  Middle School personnel will be working at the Upper School for the remainder of the summer.  No Middle School direct dial numbers will work as of July 3.  The main number (310-274-7281) will ring and will be answered on the Upper School.  The best way to reach Middle School personnel is via email.

Peter Hudnut '99 to compete at Olympics in Beijing
As of 9:32 PM Tuesday, July 08, 2008
President Thomas C. Hudnut's son, Peter '99, will compete on the U.S. Water Polo team at the Olympics in August.

Director of food services remembered for dedication, smile
As of 3:49 PM Monday, June 09, 2008
Thiak Lor, director of food services, died June 6 after a long battle with cancer.
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Blogs
Chronicle Blog: Seeing the "real china" by chronicleadmin
Erin Moy '10 describes her experience on the school-run spring break trip to China.
Sports Scores
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Features
Find them in the Sky
Two students pursue pilot licenses for different ends; one a career in politics, the other philanthropy.
‘I felt something larger than me’
Jack Goren '08  goes on the March on the Living to commemorate the lives of those lost in the  Holocaust.
Each campfire burns anew
Students get a new perspective on the camp experience by returning as counselors
Finding their faith in great outdoors
Students attend religious camps
Editorials
Columns
Unwritten, a pop song
We have this joke on the Chronicle. It has to do w...
See all that you can see
Do you remember that scene at the end of “The Trum...
Unforgettable
Does any other senior besides me possess the menta...
Sports
Baseball, FEATURED, 2007-2008
Baseball team loses 20-inning playoff game
After playing 20 innings lasting 7 hours, the baseball team fell 2-3 to Downey in a wildcard playoff game May 13.
Golf, 2007-2008
Golf team advances further in playoffs than ever before
After finishing fourth in the CIF Divisional Final, the boys' golf team advances to the state qualifier match tomorrow.
Sports Feature, 2007-2008
Swimmers soak up too much sun
Swimmers, water polo players and a teacher have been diagnosed with varying degrees of skin cancer.
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