March 18, 2010
The one thing that could improve Shalhevet is here: Tacos.
Tacos A La Carte, the self-proclaimed only Glatt kosher taco cart in the world, has been...
Esther Levy, 9th Grade
March 18, 2010
From Kfar Vradim, a small Israeli town located south of the border with Lebanon, 19-year-old Aviya Cohen joined Shalhevet on Jan. 12. Aviya came to replace Ravit Roseman, who returned to Israel in November complaining of homesickness.
In the year and a half before coming to Shalhevet, Aviya volunteered helping students at a school near her hometown.
“It’s different...
Nathaniel Erez, Staff Writer
March 18, 2010
The new, bright office lighting up the annex is now the office of recently hired Lindi Berman, the new Executive Director of Development and Marketing. Ms. Berman arrived Feb. 2 and works with Matt Weintraub, the current director of development, mainly on fundraising but also to educate the public about Shalhevet.
She is currently working on projects such as dedicating...
March 18, 2010
Shalhevet’s aging white sports van received a splash of new, vibrant colors and vinyl stickers when two workers from “Car Wraps and Above” traveled...
Yonah Nimmer, 10th Grade and Jaclyn Kellner, Community Editor
March 18, 2010
The 2008-09 Boiling Point has been awarded a “Gold Medal” from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and last year’s editor-in-chief, Elana Eden, won one of just two George and Ophelia Gallup scholarships awarded nationally by Quill and Scroll, whose contests are judged by the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
In another rating contest, last year’s paper...
Jenny Newman, Outside News Editor
March 18, 2010
Shalhevet’s Model United Nations team returned Feb. 23 from the Yeshiva University Model United Nations (YUNMUN) conference with two awards for the 10-delegate team, representing the United States and Sierra Leone in a wide range of committees and organizations.
Senior David Soroudi won a gavel in the Committee on Worldwide Events, representing the United States, while...
Aliza Kellerman, Staff Columnist
March 18, 2010
Wake up in the morning feelin’ like P.Diddy. Except not. Because you’re actually a senior at Shalhevet, and the last thing you feel like doing is getting out of bed. No, the last thing you feel like doing is taking a test. Actually, the last thing you feel like doing is coming to school. Why get up when you’ve already sent in your college applications (and double checked...
Kalil Eden, Staff Writer
March 18, 2010
Life in the bubble took on new meaning Tuesday, March 9, when the class of 2010 treated the school to a lavishly enacted prank in which the main building was turned into Pico Boulevard and other hot-spots frequented by Shalhevet students.
Arriving in the morning, students were welcomed with a bubble rave in the car line, and the main hallway greeted them with fragrances...
By Jaclyn Kellner, Community Editor and Toby Bern, 11th Grade
January 9, 2010
Shalhevet students were happy to finally receive internet access on November 9, after 75 percent of students brought in the signed forms and administration decided that was close enough.
However, because Shalhevet reformed its internet policy to be safer and more law-abiding, access is now limited by filters and blocks to keep the internet running and to keep internet use...
January 5, 2010
By Benny Balasz, Staff Columnist
Uniforms have no place in Shalhevet. The one and only Jewish school whose main purpose is to help students form their own identities cannot be one with ...
Rebecca Asch, Features Editor
September 3, 2009
About 300 people dressed in dark formal clothes sat out on former headmaster Dr. Jerry Friedman’s tennis court on the cool summer evening of August 5 to share their memories of former director of admissions Mrs. Beatrice Levavi, who passed away suddenly on July 26 from pancreatic cancer.
The crowd sitting in the backyard of Dr. Friedman’s Beverly Hills estate laughed...
Elana Eden, Editor-in-Chief
June 15, 2009
“How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world!”
--Anne Frank, 1942
Last year, I read about a Sudanese folk tale which teaches that God created man with something in him that allows him to commit evil. This thing is intangible, ineffable, even undefinable, and thus the Sudanese simply refer to it as the “w...
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