Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse offered impressive animation, plenty of action and a diverse set of characters, but ultimately relied on a wildly unbelievable, messy plot in an attempt to create something original out of a story that has been retold one too many times. The movie centers on Miles Morales, an out of place teenager
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There is no better way to spring into the fall season than with a collection of mouthwatering seasonal recipes. These delectable treats combine classic seasonal flavors like pumpkin spice and apple cinnamon with dessert favorites like doughnuts, marzipan and hot drinks. Trust us when we say these will ‘leaf’ you wanting more!
This is Sandra’s Food Finds, the top source to find out if the craziest food trends of Los Angeles are actually worth trying. This issue of Spectrum, I will be letting you know if the famous desserts of Afters Ice Cream are worth you trying them. Located on Van Nuys Blvd, Afters is well known
By Caroline Sturgeon ’20 Members from Wolverine Singers, Madrigals and Vocal Ensemble showcased their voices during Middle School Vocal Solo Show. The event was held at the Saperstein Theatre on March 5. Students each picked songs ranging from the popular “All I Ask” by Adele to “La Vie en Rose,” a French song originally performed
By Sarah Reiff ’20 and Astor Wu ’20 Being a student with a busy life, it’s hard to find time to make breakfast every morning. We all would rather stay in bed for those extra 10 minutes then get up and cook a meal. For this issue, Cooking Column brings you fast and easy breakfast
By Robert Osborne ’20 On Dec. 3, 2013, Kanye West and Adidas released a sneaker called “Yeezy.” It was named after one of West’s albums “Yeezus,” which came out months before the shoe release. He has come out with four models of the shoe and will soon expand into the sports arena with a football
By Giselle Dalili ’20 The Baker’s Dozen is one of Yale’s many male a cappella groups performed for the Middle School Madrigals and Vocal Ensemble on Jan. 12. The group was touring the West Coast when they sang for the Middle School during their Los Angeles stop. Although the Baker’s Dozen sang during the Madrigals’
By Hannah Han ’21 and Celine Park ’21 Students from seventh to twelfth grade travelled to the Viewpoint School to perform for the California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS) Music Festival on Feb. 3. Middle School Performing Arts Chair Emily Reola and Upper School Symphony conductor Mark Hilt selected a few students to attend the
By Isabel von Mende ’20 Middle School Jazz Band musicians performed in the “Winter Big Band Jazz Concert” on Feb. 3 in the Saperstein Theatre. They played a setlist of nearly 20 pieces including James Van Heusen’s “Come Fly with Me” and Karl Suessdorf’s “Moonlight in Vermont.” The band consists of wind instruments and a
By Alex Daum ’20 The dance program hosted Teresa “Toogie” Barcelo to teach students in Intro to Contemporary Dance and Contemporary Dance Workshop I and II on Feb. 17. Barcelo grew up in Miami and has been dancing for most of her life, connecting with her mother’s Spanish heritage by learning classical Spanish dances, such