Theme Week 2022

September 13, 2022

THEME WEEK IS HERE!! Scores will be updated throughout the week 🙂

This year’s scoring system:

First place: 100 points

Second place: 75 points

Third place: 50 points

Last place: 25 points

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The Foothill boulevard bike lane is part of Claremont’s two-decade long campaign to improve biking infrastructure but also roads in general. “The city has a policy called the Complete Street Policy, which stipulates that when you have roads that have these kinds of important characteristics, you need to look at this roadway segment to see if you can improve what you have there,” said Maria Tipping, a traffic engineer for the City of Claremont.

Claremont’s leap toward biking friendliness

Before hundreds of hungry students and faculty stream into Price Dining Hall to refuel, Price Dining Hall staff members begin to prepare for lunch. “When I come to the Dining Hall, I clean the counters and roll up my sleeves seeing what I need to prepare and put out for dessert,” said Teresa Acosta, Price Dining Hall Kitchen Staff member. While the kitchen staff members move quickly between the food stations to prepare and cook a large number of dishes, Price Dining Hall fills with the aroma of cooking food.

A look inside Price Dining Hall

Meet the 2023-2024 Student Government Class Officer candidates

Meet the 2023-2024 Student Government Class Officer candidates

The Vivian Webb and Webb School crests rest side by side in the Vivian Webb Chapel. The crests represent each separate school and their respective foundations. “I feel like a lot of Webb has revolved around this with school model, and I feel like combining the schools would change a lot of traditions and it would take away a lot of history that weve had,” said Ale Fountain (‘24), a junior day student. Ale refers to Webb’s plan to eventually reconstruct the two schools and rebrand as one co-educational school. For upperclassmen, this change does not impact much, as they will finish their Webb experience under the two-school system. However, for current underclassmen, their entire Webb experience might shift.

Administrators reveal details of Webb’s new school model

Webb students of all different grades cheer as students Tony Gao (‘26) and Julia Fenner (‘23) battle it out in the middle of Stockdale center as Eric Hansen, Humanities Department faculty, refereed the event. Webb night was packed with different games and events, and as students began to disperse from arm wrestling, they headed over to the activity they had signed up for or just to cheer on fellow classmates.

Seniors grand slam Webb Night and Webb Day

Four seniors at Webb demonstrate their artistic talents in their own unique ways. Through painting, film, music, and digital art, they enjoy living through their passions.

Media spotlight: how students live through art

Class of 2023 Senior Issue

Class of 2023 Senior Issue

Meet the 2023-2024 Student Government Class Officer candidates

Meet the 2023-2024 Student Government Class Officer candidates

The Vivian Webb and Webb School crests rest side by side in the Vivian Webb Chapel. The crests represent each separate school and their respective foundations. “I feel like a lot of Webb has revolved around this with school model, and I feel like combining the schools would change a lot of traditions and it would take away a lot of history that weve had,” said Ale Fountain (‘24), a junior day student. Ale refers to Webb’s plan to eventually reconstruct the two schools and rebrand as one co-educational school. For upperclassmen, this change does not impact much, as they will finish their Webb experience under the two-school system. However, for current underclassmen, their entire Webb experience might shift.

Administrators reveal details of Webb’s new school model

Amy’s Farm, a pillar of service and life in the Ontario community, is in danger. The introduction of corporate industries in Ontario has pushed the farm off its land in favor of mass-producing warehouses. As Farmer Randy Bekendam and his family grapple with the potential loss of their farm, we must band together and fight against the forces that have displaced them.

Warehouses invade Amy’s Farm: the dangers of corporate industrialization

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