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What Webb Teacher Are You Based On Your Thanksgiving Choices?

Oma Sukul|November 19, 2021

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Take this quiz to find out which teacher you are the most like based on your thanksgiving opinions!

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Oma Sukul (‘23) is one of the most accepting and bubbly people you will meet at Webb. As an athlete on the volleyball team, Oma demonstrates dedication...

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Jaydyn Akpengbe (‘22) and Caroline Metz (‘22) watch Taylor Swift’s first short film featuring the song “All Too Well” on Red (Taylor’s Version). This is Taylor’s first short film that she released and it highlights a ten-minute song that Swift re-wrote. The film talks about the beginning and end of a relationship, the pain people experience when a breakup happens, and how to heal afterward.

“Everything Has Changed” for Taylor Swift

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.

Art Cafe showcases artwork created by Webb students

Co-creators Ado Campeol and Alba Di Pillo pose next to a bronze plate of Tiramisu.

A Tribute to Ado Campeol, co-creator of the Tiramisu

Community ofrenda, Spanish for altar, in the library set up by Sofia Centeno (‘22) and Emilia Bordage (‘23). Above the ofrenda are posters which you can read to learn more about each piece on the ofrenda.

Día de los Muertos unites the Webb community after a year of being separated

Elinor Dashwood (Emily Berg (‘24)) listens intently as Lucy Steele (Sydney Becker (‘24)) reveals she is engaged to the man Elinor was interested in. The plot of Sense and Sensibility is largely established and supported by rumors and gossip, which made the plot difficult to follow at times. Other cast members are seen behind Elinor and Lucy, eavesdropping on the conversation. “When Marianne got together with the Colonel was really astonishing. My friend just yelled ‘shen me?!’ None of my friends expected it” Elaine Tang (‘24) said. (Jamie Zeng (’23), Emily Berg (’24), Eleanor Hong (’24), Joy Li (’24), Sydney Becker (’24), Annie Han (’24)).

Sense and Sensibility hits the spot

Jaydyn Akpengbe (‘22) and Caroline Metz (‘22) watch Taylor Swift’s first short film featuring the song “All Too Well” on Red (Taylor’s Version). This is Taylor’s first short film that she released and it highlights a ten-minute song that Swift re-wrote. The film talks about the beginning and end of a relationship, the pain people experience when a breakup happens, and how to heal afterward.

“Everything Has Changed” for Taylor Swift

Allison Paik (‘22) shoots in the Webb vs. Gary game that took place on November 18th. Webb ended up losing by only one point, a score of 39-40. Also pictured are Leeann Shu (‘22), Pristine Thomas (‘25), and Karma Griggs (‘23) who unfortunately suffered mild injuries from the game and had to sit out for the remainder of the fourth quarter. Despite the one-point difference, the VWS basketball team were very proud of the way they played and hope to bring the same spirits up in their future games.

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Mr. Kays and Victor Zhang (22) move the go-kart to the center of the road and prepare to make final checks.

Student Spotlight: Victor Zhang (‘22) drives homemade go-cart around campus

Dr. Dzula sits on the infamous gray couch as he maniacally holds a large rubber band ball.

Dr. Dzula: The Couch Thief

A bear wanders around on the ground, looking back and forth, close to the trash cans. Siena Burke (‘25), and Marina Saeger (‘23), photograph the bear that stands outside of the South Hutch dormitory area. Ben Thienngern (‘23) spies a bear at the Upper Dorm garbage area. “I’ve seen wildlife around quite often lately. It has been quite a part of dorm life here at Webb, and personally I’m fine with that as long as it doesn’t hurt anyone,” Ben said. Roy Zhang (‘22) takes a picture of a bear outside of the art classroom, with a security guard prepared to remove it from campus.

Webb students are frightened by wildlife on campus

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