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In her new column, Zoe Ritz thinks the process of learning shouldnt be a facial expression.

I’VE BEEN THINKING: Failure face

By Zoe Ritz, Staff Columnist
December 8, 2022
JOY: “The best feeling of all, though, is watching the Dodgers win while sprinting out of the stadium to beat traffic, hearing “I Love LA.”

MY LIFE IN A SONG: Sound of a stadium

By Olivia Fishman, Arts and Culture Editor
August 4, 2022
Senior Anya Mendelson ponders the college admissions process.

WHAT I KNOW NOW: Absurdity vs. reality

By Anya Mendelson, Staff Columnist
May 24, 2022
Senior Anya Mendelson ponders the college admissions process.

WHAT I KNOW NOW: The present passes

By Anya Mendelson, Staff Columnist
January 23, 2022
RARIFIED: To advance into the hallowed halls of university, our columnist says, students must first take the Sorrow And Trepidation exam, otherwise known as the SAT.

THE SPIN: Open letter to the process we all know and hate

By Jacob Benezra, Page 3 Columnist
January 23, 2020
About this fob thing...

About this fob thing…

By Jacob Benezra, Page 3 Columnist
October 25, 2019
STAR: Toronto Raptors forward Kawhi Leonard gets ready to drive in the Raptors 118-109 victory over the reigning-champion Golden State Warriors on May 30. Leonard, the 2014 NBA Finals MVP with the San Antonio Spurs, played a team high 43 minutes and scored 23 points in the game.

CLARA’S CALLS: Happy Endings, and may the Raptors win

By Clara Sandler, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 4, 2019
CURSE: Since the Chargers arrived, almost every LA team has gotten close to a championship. None has won.

COLUMN: Are the Chargers LA’s curse?

By Clara Sandler, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2019
COLUMN: Cheating?

COLUMN: Cheating?

By Liad Machmali, Staff Writer
March 12, 2019
HONOR: About 90 students and faculty sang songs and read psalms in the parking lot March 14, 2018 to honor victims of the high school shooting in Parkland, Fla., that killed 14 students and three teachers. About half the school stayed in class.

COLUMN: A year after Parkland, living for those who can’t

By Bayley Sandler, Staff Writer
March 10, 2019
COLUMN: My weekend as a wing-whacker

COLUMN: My weekend as a wing-whacker

By Noah Masliah, Ninth Grade
November 22, 2018
NEW COLUMN: Will I really change?

NEW COLUMN: Will I really change?

By Naomi Ornstein, Ninth grade
October 10, 2018
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