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Articles from September 2007

Carson outruns Wolverines in 31-15 victory

September 29, 2007

The Carson Colts handed the Wolverines their first loss of the season last night.

Sign posted prohibiting left turn onto Coldwater from Halkirk

September 25, 2007

A school wide e-mail was sent today announcing that signs were posted prohibiting left turns onto Coldwater Canyon from Halkirk Avenue.

Girls' Volleyball defeats Santa Barbara

September 18, 2007

In its first official match of the season, the girls’ varsity volleyball team defeated Santa Barbara three games to one at home Sept. 11.

Football survives late surge from Burroughs

September 12, 2007

For the second straight home game, there was a packed student section as the Wolverines held on to beat the John Burroughs Indians 27-15 last Friday.

Prefect Council sets dates for open meetings

September 11, 2007

Prefect Council will hold open meetings every Friday during third period in Ahmanson. Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss topics listed on the agenda or to bring up their own ideas.

Thacher reaches last 16 of US Open junior tournament

September 10, 2007

Last week, Ryan Thacher '08 reached the third round of the Junior Boys’ singles competition of the U.S. Open.

Offense comes up big in football victory

September 8, 2007

The Wolverine offense scored 41 points in a shutout victory last Friday against Van Nuys High School.

Volunteers spend summer in community service camps

September 6, 2007


Many students spend their summers working as counselors at camps that help homeless and disabled children.

Dean to take summer reins

September 5, 2007

The summer programs will pass into the hands of upper school dean James Patterson next summer after a quarter century under the supervision of history teacher and Director of Summer Programs David Coombs.

$125 million plan to be complete spring 2009

September 5, 2007

As the first year of construction comes to an end, Amato says that the project is right on schedule.

Huybrechts introduces new theme

September 5, 2007

Just a few weeks before the Aug. 29 meeting when she announced it to faculty, Huybrechts decided that although she had collected approximately seven phrases, “just because you can doesn’t mean you should” would be the theme for this school year.

Speaker offers advice about overprotective parents

September 5, 2007

Admissions officers, academic and athletic supervisors learned to deal with meddling parents and imperfect coworkers at two on-campus workshops given by organizational psychologist Robert Evans last Tuesday.

Two juniors win LA Philharmonic fellowship

September 5, 2007

Two juniors have been chosen as part of a group of four high school student composers participating in the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s new Composer Fellowship Program.

Alumna leaves admissions for law school in Chicago

September 5, 2007

Admissions Associate Chantal Kazay ’01 left school employ over the summer to attend law school in the fall semester.

Junior wins lingustics Olympiad as member of United States team

September 5, 2007

Rebecca Jacobs ’09 participated in the fifth annual International Linguistics Olympiad as a member of a team of American delegates that won first place in the competition.

Hudnut tours South Korea high schools

September 5, 2007

President Thomas C. Hudnut spent a week of the summer in the Republic of Korea visiting various schools and speaking at one of them.

Two new coordinators to aid upper school deans

September 5, 2007

Camille da Santos and Ryan Wilson have replaced Maureen Altman and are now the Upper School Dean Coordinators.

Students intern for politicians

September 5, 2007

Many students who opted to work in politically oriented jobs this summer, demonstrating an interest in activism in teenagers who hope to play a role in the 2008 election.

New buildings to salute Westlake

September 5, 2007

Westlake School artifacts and structures will be preserved and incorporated into the new Middle School buildings as a result of the efforts of the Westlake Committee.

Wimbish prepares for new role as upper school dean

September 5, 2007

Despite having little experience in college admissions, former middle school dean Jon Wimbish said he was excited to tackle that part of his new job as the ninth upper school dean.

Vox nixes vanity ads

September 5, 2007

The yearbook staff decided to eliminate all senior “vanity” advertisements in this year’s yearbook after Head of Upper School Harry Salamandra and Chief Financial Officer Rob Levin suggested the elimination to Editors-in-Chief Jordan Bender ’08 and Anjani Nadadur ’08 last spring.

Former student to be tried as adult

September 5, 2007

A former student charged with premeditated attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon will be arraigned Friday at Los Angeles Superior Court Van Nuys after posting bail of $1 million.

Volunteers spend summers in community service camps

September 5, 2007

Many students spend their summers working as counselors at camps that help homeless and disabled children.

Updates mark new school year

September 5, 2007

New laptops, a bookstore rearrangement, and an expanded Language Lab are among the improvements made.

Senior mentors aid sophomores

September 5, 2007

More than 60 seniors signed up as mentors to help sophomores adjust to the Upper School. 
Emma Kaplan ’08 and Natalie Karic ’08, who created the program, assigned four or five sophomores to each mentor. 

Two English teachers publish poem, short story

September 5, 2007

The Antioch Review will feature English department head Larry Weber’s poem “Charon’s Humor” in the fall 2007 issue and English teacher Stephanie Yoo’s short story “The Ladies of Sheung Wan” was published last spring. 

Bookstore assistant acts in two plays

September 5, 2007

Bookstore assistant Allie Costa will be in a production of the play “Spring Awakening,” opening Sept. 21 at the Chandler Studio Theater in North Hollywood.

Visual arts teacher receives loyalty award

September 5, 2007

Visual arts teacher Kevin O’Malley was awarded the Marion Hays award, along with $5,000, last Wednesday during the annual Faculty-Staff meeting.

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