Visit to Poland makes a case for poetry, darkly By Lexi Gelb, Editor-in-Chief June 24, 2010 I half-expected Poland to be in black and white, like a blurry, wartime photograph. I also didn’t imagine people there, especially...
A slice of Shalheaven: Coming and going… and going… By Lexi Gelb, Editor-in-Chief May 23, 2010 I’ve got one foot out the door, and the other firmly planted in the Student Lounge. It’s a long stretch, and even after two...
Shalhevet says lower schools will close after this year By Lexi Gelb, Editor-In-Chief March 24, 2010 High school is thriving and was subsidizing lower schools, outside analyst says, and board agrees in unanimous vote. Shalhevet...
Dismissal of Nili Shamrat fuels controversy By Lexi Gelb, Editor-In-Chief March 18, 2010 The Shalhevet community said goodbye to Hebrew teacher Nili Shamrat March 3 after almost 10 years of service to the high school....
From hugs to handshakes, struggling with ‘shomer’ By Lexi Gelb, Editor-in-Chief March 18, 2010 As senior Doreen Cohen and Josh Chowaiki – a sophomore who’s the younger brother of her friend Joey – embraced in a hug...
