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Articles from February 2007

Parasite hitches ride in flesh of teacher's arm

February 14, 2007

Math teacher Kevin Weis came back from a trip to Belize with a botfly larvae growing under his skin.  The egg was diposited from a mosquito bite. 

Aspiring actor helms new lending library

February 14, 2007

Allie Costa recently opened a fiction wing in the student store and continues to act and audition in her spare time.

Bookstore reshuffles staff

February 14, 2007

Upper School Bookstore Director Betty Van Patten retired after working at the school for 25 years, and Irma Hernandez, an employee for 16 years, took her position.

Feldman-Horn exhibit showcases 'Black Like We'

February 14, 2007

In honor of Black History Month, the Feldman-Horn Gallery is hosting an exhibition called “Black Like We.” The exhibit, which opened Feb. 5 and runs through Feb. 23, showcases contemporary art by African and African-American artists.

School prepares for avian flu

February 14, 2007

Measures are being taken to ensure that in the case of an avian flu pandemic, administrators, teachers and students will be able to communicate.

A week in the life

February 14, 2007

As a representative for the school and a member of a number of organizations, Hudnut takes on a hectic travel schedule.

Parents to honor Hudnut with comedy, music

February 14, 2007

The Harvard-Westlake Parents’ Association 2007 Gala will honor President of School Thomas C. Hudnut’s 20 years of service to the school community at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on March 10. Parents can expect a live auction with Hudnut, stand-up comedy by Bob Newhart, dinner and a live band.

Math teacher, girls’ golf coach to return to studies at U Maine

February 14, 2007

Megan Phillips, who has taught math  at the upper school  for six years, will study civil engineering at the University of Maine next fall.

Ludden to leave to teach, compose at college level

February 14, 2007

Starting next fall, a singular booming laugh will be missing from the bottom floor of Chalmers. Instrumental music teacher Dr. Paul Ludden will return to teaching college at the end of the school year after eight years on the Coldwater campus.

Growing classes prompt language lab expansion

February 14, 2007

Teachers plan to expand class capacity of the language lab after nearly two years of operating at full capacity.

Art department launches new bookbinding course

February 14, 2007

Foreign language and photography teacher Allan Sasaki will teach a new elective class on bookbinding.

Items in lost and found go to charity, raiders

February 14, 2007

Senior's efforts change the existing lost and found system to benefit charitable causes.

Chinese Parents' Club to ring in chinese new year

February 14, 2007

The Chinese Parents’ Club will host a celebration of the Chinese New Year this month.

Extended time changes remain in finals schedule

February 14, 2007

Extended time students will take their final exams in the same room as other students this year, Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts said. 

Women's event to feature pioneer female journalist

February 14, 2007

Journalist Helen Thomas  will be at the podium on March 5 , speaking at the Women’s History Month assembly.

Seniors-only seminars may fill post-AP spring

February 14, 2007

After the conclusion of AP classes, a new set of seminar-style courses may be offered for seniors.

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