Two Boiling Points of View: The real world requires it By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Managing Editor March 11, 2011 Freedom is a marvelous thing. Whether freedom of speech, freedom to protest, or the freedom to surf the Internet, freedom has...
Just turn it off By The BP Editorial Board March 11, 2011 Buckle up. Adjust your mirrors. Fix your seatback. These are some routine things you do before turning the key to the ignition....
What teens can do By The BP Editorial Board March 11, 2011 Around this time of year, Dr. Yoss’ AP World History class rings with analysis of the American, French, and other numerous revolutions...
This year, a real community By The Boiling Point Editorial Board December 31, 2010 We teenagers love to complain. We complain about homework, food, fellow teenagers and pretty much anything else that can possibly...
Two Boiling Points of View: Juniors should start fundraising now, to avoid a crunch next year By Adam Kellner, Staff Writer December 31, 2010 Walking down the hall, you see an upperclassman harassing a group of students to buy a box of Krispy Kreme doughnuts, and you...
Two Boiling Points of View: For Poland-Israel fundraising, juniors should wait their turn By Rebecca Asch, Opinion Editor December 31, 2010 Imagine a year when the senior class stays at home to watch television instead of going on the annual class trip to Poland and...
A slice of Shalheaven: When it comes to charity, it’s complicated By Rachel Lesel, Staff Columnist December 31, 2010 Living in Los Angeles, Christmas entangles us in its green and red blanket. Most of the attention is on gifts, flashy lights,...
Restaurant review: Shanghai Diamond says Merry Chinese! By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Managing Editor December 31, 2010 Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan mentioned in her confirmation hearings last summer that as an American Jew, she generally spent...
Welcome back, Coach Flava By The BP Editorial Board December 30, 2010 Within minutes of an e-mail sent by Interim Head of School Nat Reynolds to the faculty Dec. 16, Shalhevet’s halls and classrooms...
The 30-day rule: In everyone’s best interest By Mr. Roy Danovitch, Dean of Students and English Teacher November 1, 2010 I hesitate to imagine the gaze of Franz Kafka as I write an article espousing the virtue of an administrative “policy” imposed...
The 30-day rule: Extracurricular killer By David Rokah, Staff Writer November 1, 2010 Shalhevet offers an abundance of extracurricular activities, several of which include out-of-state trips. The Boiling Point has...
Ballot bugs… again By The Editorial Board November 1, 2010 Well it was here and now it’s gone: another chance for the Agenda Committee to manage a functional election that produces accurate,...
