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Tag: Issue 2
By Luke Casola ’20, Gideon Hyman ’20, Will Mallory ’20, Neema Mansori ’20 and Gautam Natarajan ’20 Super Teams Not So Super? – Hyman Over the summer, NBA superstar Kevin Durant was a free agent. Many were convinced that he was going to sign back with the Oklahoma City Thunder since they did so well
By Caroline Sturgeon ’20 The middle school swim season finished on Nov. 5. The boys’ team finished in second place to Viewpoint, and the girls’ team finished first, making this their third consecutive year as Delphic League Champions. “We were hopeful that both boys and girls would come out on top because of the
By Eugene Choi ’21 The seasons of the three upper school field hockey teams have come to an end. The varsity field hockey team’s overall record was 15-3-3. The JV squad had an overall record of 6-1-5, and the freshman team had an overall record of 3-0-4. The varsity field hockey team lost their second
By Giselle Dalili The upper school volleyball teams completed their seasons and finished with strong records. Each team worked vigorously in both practices and games to achieve their results. They said that they have learned about their strengths and weaknesses throughout the season. The varsity team completed the season with an overall record of
By Viswa Douglass ’21 The upper school water polo season has ended for both the varsity and JV squads. The varsity squad finished the season first in their league with a league record of 3-1 and an overall record of 25-3. The JV squad finished their season 2-0 in league and 11-4 overall. The varsity
By Joanna Im ’20 After three months of the cross country season, the Wolverines continue to thrive, driven by determination from the downfalls of last season. The girls’ varsity cross country team lost Mission League to Notre Dame last year, which motivated them to win Mission League this year. On Oct 22 of this season,
By: Caitlin Chung ’20 Members of the middle school community donated toys and nonperishable food items for the annual Food and Toy Drives in November and December. The drives were set up in order to provide for the less fortunate population in the city. Director of Student Affairs Keith Jordan, who leads the community service
By: Rachel Brown ’20 and Casey Kim ’20 Visual arts students in Joe Medina’s photography and Katie Palmer’s clay and glass classes are showcasing their work in the Arlene Schnitzer Gallery in Wang Hall. The exhibit, named “Surface,” will run until Dec. 9. Photos of different parts of the human body are hung up on
By: Caitlin Chung Located in one of Los Angeles’s walkable dining and shopping districts, Sweetgreen sits on the corner of West 3rd Street between La Cienega and Fairfax. As a healthy American restaurant chain, Sweetgreen specializes in organic salads, soups and bowls. Drinks, soups and dressings are made from scratch and all their ingredients are
