Articles from
December 2006
December 13, 2006
While I agree with the essence of the author’s argument, I disagree with one idea he/she posits: that it’s somehow okay (perhaps even expected) for students—our students—to experiment with drugs during their high school years.
December 13, 2006
Harvard-Westlake students have a workload that would make the authors of the Geneva Conventions cringe. We pull all-nighters, work throughout the weekend and regularly drink enough caffeine to kill a small goat.
December 13, 2006
Those who are informed should feel free to express their opinions, and the uninformed should feel welcome to expand their knowledge base.
December 13, 2006
As a nine-year veteran Harvard-Westlake English Instructor who teaches both AP and non-AP senior courses, I feel I am in a unique position to comment on the misleading impression Sieff’s article has created of our program.
December 13, 2006
I felt like a fourth grader because, for the first time since elementary school, I went on a field trip and managed to completely forget about the five dozen insignificant things I’d been worrying about all week.
December 13, 2006
O, the luxuries of a police state! O, the greatness of a land where temporary safety comes before essential liberty! O, the folly of those who oppose either!
December 13, 2006
Harvard-Westlake students have a workload that would make the authors of the Geneva Conventions cringe. We pull all-nighters, work throughout the weekend and regularly drink enough caffeine to kill a small goat.
December 13, 2006
This past week, I have been listening to holiday music in the car on the way to school. All those jingling bells and “ho, ho, hos” make me happy, for some reason. That is, until I actually get to school.
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