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Stephen Li, Patrick Dóñez, and Cathy Wang|October 23, 2019

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Stephen Li, Chief Editor of Media

Stephen Li (‘21) is the Chief Editor of Media this year for the Webb Canyon Chronicle. He only started photography recreationally four years ago, but...

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Patrick Dóñez, Editor-in-Chief

Patrick Dóñez (’21), a day student from Upland, California, is one of this year's editors in chief. Last year, Patrick was the Editor of Opinion, which...

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Cathy Wang, Editor-in-Chief

Cathy Wang (‘22), an international boarding student from Shanghai, returns to Webb this year not only as the Editor-in-Chief for the WCC- but...

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Michael Hoe, Director of Studies, talks to students in the humanities office during last Thursday’s, February 24th, information session on the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine. Jessica Fisher, history and humanities department chair, along with students, listen attentively to Mr. Hoe. The recent escalations of the long-standing Ukraine-Russia tensions worry students and spark conversations about what this invasion means for the Webb community and the world. Credit: Nancy Lin (‘23)

Recent invasion of Ukraine sparks confusion, grief, and a desire for action among the Webb community

A child holds up a small neon poster written “Stop War.” Right now, Ukrainian children are forced to hide in bomb shelters or make long trips out of the major cities, or even the country, to avoid harm.

Anti-War protestors take the streets of Washington DC in light of recent Russian invasion of Ukraine

As students have returned and adjusted to their semester two schedules, Webbies have many questions about why schedule changes occur in the first place. Being handed his new semester two schedule, Jacob Arias (‘23) sees that the layout of his free block and classes changed after coming back to campus. Filled with questions and concerns, Jacob ponders over the course system and weighs the pros and cons of his schedule change.

Webb students unscrew how to make do with semester two schedule change

The Russian Flag hangs in the Price Dining Hall among other country flags symbolizing the homes of Webb students over the years. Oftentimes, people associate Ukraine with Russia, a misconception that reflects in the Price Dining Halls array of flags that lacks a Ukrainian flag, despite Webb having students from both countries. To the unaware, the current Ukraine Russia tensions may seem one-sided, but history shows that this issue far exceeds a simple dispute between two countries and involves several other countries, one being the United States.

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