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November 30Sports face an unpredictable future at Webb and other schools
November 30Online learning presents flexibility for evening students
November 29Nigerians use social media to aid protests

These are examples of a sample questions from the New York Times’ Can You Tell a ‘Trump’ Fridge From a ‘Biden’ Fridge? It features a fridge belonging to either supporter, and the viewer must decide who it belongs to. For more information on implicit bias, scientists from Harvard University, University of Washington, and University of Virginia have released Project Implicit, which is made up of an assortment of quizzes that tests your implicit bias and shows the results of how your immediate reactions affect your choices. Graphic courtesy: Kaylynn Chang ('23).

What is implicit bias and how does it affect us?

Kaylynn Chang, Staff Writer
November 24, 2020

Photo from season five, episode eight,

Webbies share their thoughts on the shortened Thanksgiving break

Eva Annabi, Abbey Cook, Connor Plunkett, and Narineh Madikians
November 23, 2020

Webb Canyon Chronicle · 2020 Webb Election Podcast

Common Ground podcast: Election Edition

Patrick Dóñez, Sunny Yu, Yiyi Ouyang, and Leeann Shu
November 18, 2020

Matthew Gaw (‘21) and Gregory Tolmochow (‘21) enjoy a break from the screen, biking on Mt. Baldy while observing the Covid restrictions of California.

Why Webb should give seniors a day off every month

Yiyi Ouyang
November 13, 2020

Each individual need to constantly inform themselves, challenge their beliefs, and jump out of their echo chambers in order to create a community of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Webb’s political bubble causes problems

Sunny Yu
November 9, 2020

Anti-maskers display their signs discouraging others from wearing a mask and protest the closure of the nation. The crowd holds up American flags, equating national freedom to the mentality of rejecting practicing safe guidelines.

Why America struggles to reopen against the coronavirus

Kaylynn Chang
November 9, 2020

Dear Haiku, we miss you.

Laura Haushalter and Nichola Monroe
November 2, 2020

Activities like SDLC, community read, Mr. Marron’s Sunday chapel, and debate encourage open conversations across different individuals.

Why it is important to engage in conversations with different minded individuals

Yiyi Ouyang and Sunny Yu
October 27, 2020

American political figures are becoming more and more like celebrities.

American celebrity culture invades political spaces

Patrick Dóñez and Connor Plunkett
October 8, 2020

Priscilla Centeno (‘24) focuses on completing her homework. Graphic courtesy: Sofia Centeno (‘22)

Should Webb assign less work and allow students to keep their cameras off?

Bianca Arteaga, Leeann Shu, and Kaylynn Chang
October 6, 2020

Jonathan Yu (‘22) studies at home.

Webb students seek to strive in online learning despite many challenges

Sunny Yu, George Cardenas, Kaylynn Chang, Yiyi Ouyang, and Connor Plunkett
September 15, 2020

Social media allows people to comment, like a post, and express personal beliefs. Graphic courtesy of Laura Haushalter ('21).

The unintentional consequences of social media humiliation

Bianca Arteaga
June 19, 2020

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