By the Boiling Point Editorial Board
There are few figures at school more beloved than Coach Ryan Coleman. Adored for his devotion to his players, revered ...
By the Boiling Point Editorial Board
Greek legend tells us of a mythical creature called the phoenix -- a flaming bird that every 500 years would self-i...
By The Boiling Point Editorial Board
Every year, 68 Division I college basketball teams meet for an adrenaline-filled, nationwide extravaganza to deter...
By The Boiling Point Editorial Board
There’s something in the air during the five days of Glouberman, when the East Coast yeshiva league -- formally k...
By the BP Editorial Board
Having Judaic role models for both genders at a co-ed school is crucial. We have wonderful rabbis here at Shalhevet, and we a...
By the BP Editorial Board
As Shalhevet students, we are constantly being reminded of the weight our voices hold in the world and our responsibility to sta...
Our school is full of passionate and spirited supporters of Israel. We celebrate Israeli culture, and recognize the religious importance of the nation. But we have gotten to a point where that same emotion bleeds into our discussions of the political side of Israel.
A recent yet untraceable colloquialism which has entered the lexicon of many Shalhevet students is the term “Old Shalhevet.” There is no exact year which divides “old Shalhevet” from “new Shalhevet” -- perhaps the new building, or changes in faculty and leadership.
