Adventures of Otis
16 May 2013
Audrey Park, cartoonist
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Interact benefits city, planet
15 May 2013
Alex Menache, staff writer The end of year is when on campus activities start to wind down, but not for the Beverly Interact club, the high-school version of the Beverly Hills Rotary Club. The group, headed by junior Nicole Sayegh, is a service organization dedicated to promoting goodwill domestically and internationally through participation in civic-related [...]
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‘Gatsby’ so close to great
14 May 2013
Oliver Gallop, graphics editor “The Great Gatsby” is a novel that seems to be loved by all. So when the first trailer came out in May 2012, promising a Christmas release, goosebumps of “Gatsby” fans around the globe rose in excitement. But it turned out that the film would not be released until May 2013, [...]
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Clinton’s acceptance speech for the Warren Christopher Award
14 May 2013
Jessica Saadian, staff writer The Pacific Council on International Policy, a nonprofit international affairs organization, held its chairman’s gala event to honor former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on her acceptance of the Christopher Warren Public Service Award at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel on May 8. Warren Christopher was known to be a distinctive American [...]
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Alums’ romcom remains relevant, funny
11 May 2013
Danny Licht, sous-chief Few schools are as fortunate as Beverly to have so many of what Wikipedia calls “notable alumni.” Well known Normans include actors Angelina Jolie, Betty White, David Schwimmer, personality Monica Lewinski, musician Lenny Kravitz, and filmmakers Nora Ephron and Rob Reiner. The last two alumni mentioned paired up to produce the critically [...]
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Putting ‘intense’ in intensive dancing
10 May 2013
Nastazia Moshirfatemi, cub writer Two students at the highschool, freshmen Cecilia Perlstein and junior Sadie Abergel, both go through emotional dilemmas, while at dance, that result in them becoming stronger because of it. Perlstein started dancing at the age of 10 when she joined a training program. She immediately was intrigued and began taking professional [...]
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Teens Curing Cancer raises $5000 for research
09 May 2013
Jessica Lu, staff writer Teens Curing Cancer (TCC) raised $5,000 at the First Annual Art Against Cancer Gallery Sunday, May 5 at the Manny Silverman Gallery. Students, staff and community members attended the silent art auction, with all proceeds going to pediatric cancer research. Students and artists like Guy Long contributed their art pieces to [...]
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Boys’ varsity swimming win league
08 May 2013
Brenda Mehdian, staff writer The boys varsity swim team was able to sustain their undefeated record this season and place first in league. “The meet had an exciting atmosphere. We were all there to support one another and everyone was ready to show what they had worked so hard for,” junior Keon Yousefzadeh said. According [...]
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Laker season ended by San Antonio Spurs in first round of NBA playoffs
07 May 2013
Ryan Feinberg, staff writer Any resident of Los Angeles since 1947 has understood the excitement that accompanies the colors purple and gold. The Lakers, with 16 championships, are proudly the second most successful team in NBA history behind the Boston Celtics. As all teams do, the Lakers have rough patches. 2013, however, seems a bit [...]
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'Gatsby' so close to great
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