Although she sleeps just five hours the night before a math test -- less than her normal of seven hours -- studying late into the night makes junior Nicole Klausner feel good about the material before...
Standing in the Shalhevet gym, freshman Danielle Finn attempted to tame the butterflies in her stomach Jan. 13 while an audience of women from throughout the Los Angeles Jewish community waited in anticipation...
Sending chills down people’s spines is a new way to unwind. Video clips of people whispering, eating, tapping on microphones and making other quiet, repetitive sounds are trending on the internet as...
All Photo Illustrations by Sam Rubanowitz, icons from apple.com
As diehard Apple fans know, ever since 2013, each version of Mac software was named after a place in California. Its newest Mac software,...
By Tobey Lee, Features Editor, and Sadie Toczek, Social Media Editor
Aug. 29 was a day to see and be seen while getting acclimated to school again. Some students were low-key about it, while...
By Lucy Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 17, 2018
In the sunset hours of Shabbat, campers at Camp Stone in Pennsylvania gather for slow shira, or singing, much like the one on Shalhevet shabbatons. Jewish life there appears similar to school’s, as Camp...
By Gilad Spitzer, Web Editor-in-Chief
• August 29, 2018
Follow the video’s step-by-step instructions to conveniently add all events -- including days off, early dismissals, holidays, etc.-- on the 2018-19 Academic Calendar to your personal calendar....
As someone who connects to things through writing — whether my own or someone else’s — I wanted to experience the senior Poland-Israel Experience through the written word. So I borrowed some books...
BP Graphic by Zev Kupferman
A near majority of Shalhevet students -- 107 out of 250 this year -- live in Beverlywood or Pico-Robertson, an average of about one-and-a-half miles from school. The...
It’s 8 a.m. and a regular Thursday morning for most Shalhevet students, but for Ben-Tsion Oliel, Sam Navon, Josh Weindling, Sam Navon and Asher Dauer, it’s time to get down to business.
By Hannah Jannol, Editor-in-Chief
• February 19, 2018
Every year, many Shalhevet graduates leave California to pursue college degrees on the East Coast, in the Midwest and other regions hundreds or thousands of miles from home. But some stay local.
But...
By Sadie Toczek, Lifestyle Editor
• February 14, 2018
When the clocks turned back last November, days ended earlier and earlier. Even now, days are shorter, ending around 5 p.m. and making the night feel everlasting. It is not uncommon for this...
