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Photography students shoot black and white film

Highlights • December 10, 2021

Defne Onal managing editor Students in Beginning and Advanced Photography mainly shoot and develop black and white film. While they may have projects on digital photography at the end of the year,...

‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ presents dull account for life of Hollywood actor

Highlights • September 5, 2019

Candice Anvari staff writer With a particularly successful past, including movies such as “The Hateful Eight,” “Jackie Brown,” and “Pulp Fiction,” Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time...

Photography student wins second place in competition, receives scholarship

Highlights • April 11, 2019

Catherine Gagulashvili copy editor Junior Hudson Auerbach placed second in the Congressional Art Competition on Saturday, April 6. In addition to having his photograph displayed in Congressman Ted Lieu’s...

Counselor involved in athletics, performing arts

Highlights • April 5, 2019

Ian Campbell, cub writer After a long week of providing academic, career, college access/affordability/admission and social-emotional competencies to all students, House B Counselor Greg Jackson gets to...

“Isaac’s balls” holds promising future

Highlights • October 8, 2015

Ben Shofet, Business Manager “Isaac’s Balls” is senior Isaac Rabbanian’s latest KBEV production. The shows focus is on anything and everything related to the world of baseball. Having been enrolled...

Cult Classics: The Grand Budapest Hotel

Highlights • March 27, 2014

Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief Friday, March 7, marked the limited release of Wes Anderson’s newest film--a vibrant, feathery tale of 1930s Eastern Europe and a certain hotel concierge, M. Gustave...

Cult Classics: The Big Lebowski

Highlights • January 30, 2014

Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief “The Big Lebowski” (1998) possesses a certain attitude—one that makes unemployment and incessant bowling seem a little less bleak; one that transcends the commonality...

Cult Classics: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Highlights • October 8, 2013

Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief For a film about forgetting, “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” (2004) is unforgettable. Directed by Michel Gondry and with a screenplay by Charlie Kaufman, “Eternal...

Cult Classics: The Virgin Suicides

Highlights • September 17, 2013

Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief At the center of the tragic and alluring world of “The Virgin Suicides” (2001) are the five Lisbon sisters—blonde, angelic and all covertly suicidal. Based on the...

Cult Classics: Donnie Darko

Highlights • September 9, 2013

Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief For all the film freaks and movie buffs out there, “Donnie Darko” is another gem to add to your ever-growing shrine of silver screen treasures. Written and...