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Art Cafe showcases artwork created by Webb students

Nicole Rabadi
November 19, 2021
Many students gather around, looking at the artwork created by Dr. Greco’s children. Dr Greco’s children hold up their artwork, showing the Webb students in Hooper. Around the table are Jordan Granda (‘22) and Christopher Chung (‘22) as they look down at the artwork displayed on the table.
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Nicole Rabadi ('24)
Dilnar Yu (‘24) points to her art work she drew called “JOY.”
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Jaeho Lee (‘28) receives a notification. He goes to a secluded place, opens his phone, and starts deciphering the fourth clue. Having successfully made it to the first three checkpoints, he is now tasked with figuring out the rest of the riddles leading him to the remaining checkpoints. But the clues will only get harder and harder to crack. “Decode the clues or tag as many as possible!” said Kenny (‘25). Soon, the zombies will swarm the checkpoints––Jaeho must think of something quick.
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Emily Shao (‘26) is sitting at her desk, surrounded by stacks of articles and open browser tabs, deep in research mode as she sifts through scattered details of the P. Diddy case. With limited reliable sources and countless rumors swirling online, information is difficult to find and even harder to verify. “It's like a reminder that we often don’t know what’s happening behind the scenes, even with public figures we think we know,” Emily said. The search for truth feels like peeling back layers of a story far more complicated than any headline could convey.
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A large variety of candies is spilling out of a pumpkin trick-or-treat bucket. As Halloween comes to an end, students count their candies and pick out the ones they like to save while arguing over which one is ultimately the best. “Halloween is one of my favorite holidays because I love candies and watching movies,” said Tychelle Moore Cul-pepper (’27). Students have had a fruitful Halloween this year and continue to look forward to next year’s celebration.
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About the Contributor
Nicole Rabadi
Nicole Rabadi, Staff Writer
A friendly and sociable leader from La Verne, Nicole Rabadi (‘24) is thrilled to join the Webb Canyon Chronicle as a staff writer. Shown through her leadership positions on campus, Nicole loves helping others, as VWS class of 2024 president and admission fellow. Nicole’s passion for service combined with her love for science has pushed her towards the medical field as an aspiring doctor. An avid volleyball player, Nicole has been playing the sport for three years and is now a member of Webb’s varsity team as well as a club player for T Street. When not on the court, you can catch her at the beach, the Claremont Village, or playing with her sister. This past summer, she spent most of her time outdoors: hiking, bobsledding, ziplining, and traveling to Newport Beach. As a team player, Nicole hopes to use her first full year on Webb’s campus to collaborate with other journalists and create content on sports, campus life, and students’ opinions. Favorite song: "Levitating" by Dua Lipa