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School creates music station

November 11, 2009

Designed for students who are interested in composing, a new electronic music station is now installed in the upper school music department.

$750,000 Franklin Field upgrade begins

October 16, 2009

Construction has begun on a $750,000 renovation of Franklin Field in Encino, where the school has a long-term lease to play its baseball games.

Alum raises college funds for Palestinian

September 8, 2009

Joey Katona ’06 is currently raising money for the Omar Dreidi Scholarship Fund, 

which he founded in 2006 to help his Palestinian friend Omar Dreidi pay for college. 
To date, Katona has raised about $60,000 for the fund.

Senior visits Poland, Israel for Holocaust memorial day

May 27, 2009



Paulina Shahery ’09 participated in March of the Living, the largest Jewish educational program for teens in the world, from April 19 to May 3.

Rocketry Club wins grant from NASA

November 12, 2008

 

The Rocketry Club received a $3,700 grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to build a rocket which can carry a scientific payload a mile into the air.

X Prize founder encourages students to ‘follow their dream’

October 1, 2008



The man who created the prize that inspired private space travel urged students Monday to make a career of doing what they love.

Teachers tie the knot following legalization of same-sex marriage

September 3, 2008

Thieves steal visible items from 2 cars

May 28, 2008



Two student vehicles, one parked on campus and one parked on Coldwater Canyon, were broken into this month.

New comedy reveals alum's "sense of humor"

April 23, 2008

 
When Jason Segel ’97 stood completely nude in front of audiences across America, he got just the reaction he expected.

School reckons with cheating

February 27, 2008


The permanent expulsion of six sophomores and the temporary suspension or detention of more than a dozen more for cheating on the Spanish III and World and Europe II midterms elicited an all-school assembly Feb. 26 and national media attention on Feb. 27.

MOCA annual 'Teen Night' showcases 18 artists' pieces

February 13, 2008


 Lauren Maldonado ’08 walked into the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, passed the Takashi Murakami exhibit and quickly rushed into the exhibit room where the drawings, paintings and photos of 18 Harvard-Westlake students were being exhibited as part of MOCA’s annual Teen Night on Feb. 2.

Burst pipe shuts down Coldwater Canyon Ave.

December 12, 2007


A water main that broke before 1 a.m. Monday on the 12700 block of Mulholland Drive blocked Coldwater Canyon Avenue, causing the start of school to be pushed back to 8:35 a.m. and activities period to be eliminated.

CaST rallies support for junior on medical leave

November 7, 2007

Max Ritvo ’09 plans to return to school as a senior next year, as he keeps up with his studies while undergoing cancer treatment in New York City. 

Student activists initiate outreach

October 3, 2007


4 students take the initiative to organize drives, fundraisers and fashion shows for charity

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.

Larger pool of applicants does not help wait-listed

May 30, 2007

 
COLLEGE BOUND: Kate Mangels '07 meets with Dean Vanna Cairns.  Mangels will attend Princeton this fall after getting off the wait list.


A senior got off of Princeton’s wait list, but most are still hoping for an acceptance letter.

White House reporter calls Iraq war immoral

March 14, 2007

Veteran White House reporter Helen Thomas denounced the war in Iraq as a mission to spread democracy “with the barrel of a gun."

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