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What type of procrastinator are you??

Kaitlyn De Armas and Isa Flores
February 12, 2019
Kaitlyn De Armas (’21)
Xander Kong (’22), Dillon Anabi (’22), and Richard Alrachid (’22) procrastinate  at the dining hall.

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Webb students gathered on Thursday, October 31st in their most creative and fun costumes for the annual Halloween costume contest. The energy buzzed with excitement, and many students wore unique costumes. “It’s all about having fun and expressing ourselves,” said Joyce Zhao (’25), who dressed up as the chef from Ratatouille for the contest. The event was a lively embodiment of school spirit, bringing the Webb community together as everyone paraded down the Halloween contest in their different costumes.
What are Webbies dressing up as for Halloween?
Parents visited the Honors Spanish 3 class at Webb taught by Ms. Viviana Nicolosi. Students in the class sat in a circle on the ground as they engaged in activities and interacted with one another. Parents also participated in activities such as “Chocolate,” where parents were paired with their kids, clapping while shouting out: “chocolate.” As Carolyn Wang (‘26) shared, “on Family Day, I had a great time in my classes, especially in Spanish class, where we played games.”
Family Day arrives at Webb
Tyler Liu (‘25) and Jay Pang (‘25) model the current political climate of division in the upcoming election. “People literally beat each other up over the election,” Jay said. “It’s crazy.” The political divide in the United States is becoming increasingly tense, and many students at Webb feel it in this community as well.
Poll reveals political divisions and shifts in the Webb community
The Webb club fair kicks off as students buzz with excitement, introducing 40 new clubs with an additional 47 returning clubs. This year at Webb, we have an immense variety of clubs. “The club fair is very nice to have, and it is a really good opportunity for the community to come and explore new clubs,” said Sophie Lin (26’). Club fair is an event where students can support each other and really put themselves out there.
Club Fair recap
A student worries about their upcoming HC meeting after missing multiple commitments. Since the introduction of the 7/10 HC Policy where multiple missed commitments result in an HC, students fret about potential consequences. “There have been concerns brought up to the HC about the policy from students,” said Scott Wishek (‘25), head of honor council. Students express mixed opinions about the new policy while administrators work tirelessly to help them adapt to the new regulation.
The recently administered 7/10 HC Policy raises concerns among students
Webb campus buzzed with rounds and rounds of Homecoming proposals in the days preceding the dance. Friends were around and helped with posters all in preparation for these special moments before the dance. “I think it's a great way to bond and a fabulous way to develop relationships,” Jessica Lu (‘27) said. She believes that the mood and vibe of Homecoming asks help connect people throughout campus and make memories for those involved.
Recap of 2024 Homecoming asks at Webb
About the Contributors
Kaitlyn De Armas
Kaitlyn De Armas, Editor-in-Chief
Kaitlyn De Armas ('21), an original and strong-willed creator, is an Aquarius who perfectly fits her sign's description. She is an avid One Direction fan, her favorite album being Midnight Memories, but she thinks all of their songs are amazing. A humanities enthusiast, her favorite class this year is Advanced Studies Creative Nonfiction. Kaitlyn loves running and hanging out with her friends in her free time. She is really into making playlists and loves listening to them in the car with her friends. Besides running, Kaitlyn plays both soccer and softball. When the weekend rolls around, Kaitlyn can be seen relaxing with friends, as well as sleeping in. This year, she would like to use her position as Editor-in-Chief to introduce new projects. She is looking forward to bringing in and build upon new media formats like quizzes, videos, podcasts, galleries, and playlists. She also really wants to bring about more viewership and make a positive difference on the Webb Community.
Isa Flores
Isa Flores, Staff Writer
Isa Flores (‘21), an Upland native and crime/detective thriller aficionado, is a new addition to the Webb Canyon Chronicle staff. She is a book-lover and enjoys photography. In a true journalistic fashion, Isa describes herself as being that wide-eyed kid who always wanted to save the world by exposing the truth. In her free time, she enjoys listening to Indie music. Through journalism, Isa looks to focus on writing creative pieces by expressing her ideas through both written and photographical form.