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ROLE: Yoetzet Halacha Atara Segal will continue to be Shalhevet’s Israel gap-year advisor for the class of 2021.

Yoetzet Segal moves to Israel, will keep some roles at Shalhevet

By Molly Litvak, Editor-in-Chief
November 22, 2020
PAUSED: New tents in the parking lot last Thursday night waited for students who would have started on-campus Judaic Studies classes yesterday if not for a last-minute cancellation.

Partial reopening of in-person school is cancelled after LA Covid cases spike

By Molly Litvak and Benjamin Gamson
November 18, 2020
MODEL: Firehawk debaters managed three honorable mentions at this year’s meet in spite of missing fully half of the two-day competition.

3 awards for Firehawk debaters at first-ever Zoom Model Congress

By Benjamin Gamson, News Editor
November 16, 2020
HONEST: This 1867 engraving by John C. McRae refers to a famous myth about George Washington that when he was a boy, he damaged his father's cherry tree with a hatchett. The story goes that when asked what happened to the tree immediately admitted it, saying,

Character vs. policies: Town Hall asks which matters more in a president

By Caroline Kboudi and Benjamin Gamson
November 12, 2020
RECOVERED: Stolen political yard signs were set up on the front lawn of Amanda Kogan in Beverlywood Oct. 5 so people could pick them up. Ms. Kogan posted on NextDoor that she'd found the signs, which had been dropped in a pile on Wooster and 18th streets.

YEAR OF THE YARD SIGN: Election’s conflicts and tensions are playing out on area front lawns

By Keira Beller, 10th Grade
November 4, 2020
FACEOFF: Four days before the election, President Trump and former Vice President Biden competed in an online poll for the Boiling Point. The results differed by grade.

Poll shows Shalhevet students prefer Trump while staff favors Biden

By Benjamin Gamson, News Editor
November 3, 2020
ONLINE: Town Halls this year have been held over zoom on Tuesday’s, with attendance averaging at around 200-225

Town Hall changes back, halfway — will meet three weeks out of four

By Noah Elad, Staff Writer
October 22, 2020
POLL: View a slideshow of poll results by clicking through the Gallery box below.

Poll shows only two Covid cases so far among Shalhevet extended community

By Molly Litvak and Benjamin Gamson
October 19, 2020
AIR: Smoke from fires as that ravaged the West Coast filled the skies Sept. 13, shrouding the sun at Will Rogers State Beach in the Pacific Palisades. The nearest fire was the Bobcat Fire in Pasadena.

Orange skies, cancelled activities as epic fires fill the air throughout the West

By Gabriella Gomperts, Staff Writer
October 1, 2020
COMMUNITY: Elections for grade-level committee reps are set for Sept. 29.

Something old: JC elections will be conducted same way as last spring – on Zoom

By Noah Elad, Staff Writer
September 27, 2020
Sarah Cardenas previously worked as receptionist at Yavneh Hebrew Academy in Hancock Park.

New receptionist Sarah Cardenas brings love for people – and the Dodgers – to Shalhevet foyer

By Gabriella Gomperts, 11th Grade
September 24, 2020
DISCUSSION: David Edwards, last year’s Agenda Chair, led a Zoom Town Hall on May 13 about a proposed new Just Community Constitution.

For now, Zoom Town Hall will be every other week

By Noah Elad, Staff Writer
September 14, 2020
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