Do you know many busy bees at Webb? If you don't, then maybe you haven't met Bianca Arteaga ('22)—a self-described bee, she is productive, cheerful, and hardworking. She is, like many productive people, a morning person, and very organized. So perhaps it is no surprise that she is taking on the added challenge of AP Spanish this year, in order to better help people internationally in the future. Bianca eventually wants to become a lawyer and help people worldwide, which she may need Spanish for. For now, Bianca wants to help people locally by using the WCC to teach freshmen and sophomores to love Webb as she does. Bianca's other passion is protecting the environment. Despite being a very busy and successful student, Bianca is also very skilled in the athletic department. She is the varsity softball captain and hopes to continue playing even once she goes to college. Besides her work, Bianca also has a fun side: she loves playing the guitar, is obsessed with Taylor Swift, enjoys watching romcoms, and loves dad jokes. Bianca's many interests, well-balanced lifestyle, and unwavering work ethic truly make her a queen bee! Favorite song: "All Too Well" by Taylor Swift

Enya Chi ('20) is a first year staff writer for the Webb Canyon Chronicle. At Webb, she often finds herself engrossed in the humanities. Her favorite class was Advanced Studies Existentialism and the Human Condition, as it allowed her to further develop her interests in philosophy and sociology. Like a turtle, Enya considers herself steady and unrelenting, two traits that would serve her well as an aspiring lawyer. She hopes that she will have the opportunity to fight for people who are not as fortunate as her and help those who need it most. In her free time, she loves to go on runs to the Village with her friends and enjoy a good bowl of poke with a side of boba. As a new journalist, she hopes to cover various social issues and events.