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George Cardenas

George Cardenas, Editor of News

An avid music listener, George Cardenas (‘23)’s perfect weekend involves a homework-free day at the beach with “Night Boat to Cairo” by Madness blasting in the background. In fact, George considers himself to be a very easy-going, optimistic person, who loves nothing more than relaxing with his friends or experimenting on the piano. Although he does enjoy tranquility, George also works with his fellow members of the WSC honor cabinet to uphold Webb’s Honor Code. George is passionate about staying up to date with current events and wants to continue keeping everyone informed during his time on the Webb Canyon Chronicle. A typical Capricorn, George is disciplined, strategic, and clever— similar to a wolf, his self-proclaimed spirit animal. George looks forward to working on the WCC this year as Co-Editor of News and hopes to write authentic, factually correct articles that enlighten the Webb community.

Favorite song: "Tadow" by FKJ and Masego

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It is almost expected that young people should have a complete understanding of the internet and the impact of their actions, yet oftentimes, we still have a lot to learn and reflect on to become better internet users.

We need to educate each other on how to use the internet better

April 1, 2022
MLK Day was over a month ago, but nevertheless, the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. lives on today, especially through the youth. Even as conflict continues to ravage the world around us, we need to realize that our combined voices have the potential to set new precedents and change the status quo.

What Webb students should take away from MLK Day

April 1, 2022
The Go-kart 101 students pose for the last time as Brian Kays, science department faculty, snaps the final photo of this stellar group. Even as the sky starts to dim, and the rain begins to fall, the Go-kart 101 group shows nothing but enthusiastic smiles and satisfied looks, marking the end of a fantastic Unbounded year.

Go-Kart 101

March 23, 2022
The Alamo team celebrates enthusiastically after hearing their names called out for first place. They wave their hands in the air and jump, running to hug their friends. After days of work, their impressive routine earned first place.

WSC boarders impress students with coordinated dance moves at Webb Idol

March 6, 2022
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

February 25, 2022
Kyle Champion, fine arts faculty, conducts the string section of the orchestra to continue playing music. The audience takes pictures of the performance while watching in awe. They all prepared extensively for this concert and thoroughly enjoyed the process.

The Candlelight Concert celebrates community through sound

December 17, 2021
The Unbounded Days program is now in full operation and teachers and faculty are making final and necessary preparations for this coming March. Given our busy schedules as students, it can be easy for us to overlook the massive and unseen efforts made by the entire school to make the Unbounded Days possible.

Faculty puts exceptional and unseen effort into Unbounded Days

December 17, 2021
Ryan Walker (‘23) and Alfonso Alvarez Seara (‘23) are seated in the Hooper Center, leaning into a game of Clash Royale. Seated nearby are other students, some passing the time during their free block and others catching up on homework. Both Ryan and Alfonso, not speaking a single word, are nonetheless fully immersed in the game. Ryan can be seen defending an attack from his opponent, his focus locked on his screen, and Alfonso is casually making adjustments to his cards.

The problem with Clash Royale’s new Champions Update

November 19, 2021
Mr. Kays and Victor Zhang (22) move the go-kart to the center of the road and prepare to make final checks.

Student Spotlight: Victor Zhang (‘22) drives homemade go-cart around campus

November 19, 2021
Webb recently receives $100 million donation from an anonymous alumnus.

Webb announces anonymous $100 million donation

November 3, 2021
Working together, Savanna Cespedes (‘22) and Britney Lu (‘23) prepare a returning shot.

VWS volleyball players celebrate senior night: photo gallery

November 3, 2021
A collage of newly-vaccinated Webb students. Credit: Heloise Robertson (23)

L.A. becomes first major school district to pass vaccine mandate for students

October 2, 2021
Simon Kang (‘22), Josie Chow (‘22), and William Li (‘22) react to Dr. Smiths email with surprise. Credit: Oma Sukul (23)

BREAKING NEWS: Webb announces adjustments to COVID-19 protocols

September 30, 2021
Study pods have been around for a month now; since then, there has been considerable amounts of both negative and positive feedback regarding them.

Webbies share constructive feedback regarding study groups on campus

April 2, 2021
A fundamental part of Webb’s educational system is the opportunity for students to pick courses they prefer, allowing them to explore their interests throughout the year.

Course selection sees new additions and procedural changes

March 31, 2021
NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament Standings

Webbies choose their predictions on who will win the 2021 March Madness Tournament

March 29, 2021
The map of the USA, propped with a worn compass and a leather book.

California and New York residents partake in an exodus to inland states

March 4, 2021

Redditors short GameStop stock and disrupt Wall Street hedge funds

February 22, 2021
Standardized testing policy is changing throughout the US.

What to know about standardized tests before you choose to study

January 11, 2021
Here is a first look at the COVID-19 Vaccine Pfizer created to combat the pandemic.

Two COVID-19 vaccines show promising results amidst an exhausting pandemic

December 17, 2020
Sports face an unpredictable future at Webb and other schools

Sports face an unpredictable future at Webb and other schools

November 30, 2020
Jenny Wang (‘24), Dayun Suh (‘24), Aiperi Bush(‘24), SeunghHo Lee(‘24), Jerry Jin(‘24), Eleanor Hong(‘24) practice their intrustruments during B Block Sinfonia Orchestra: Wind & Percussion class.

Art classes shift onto screens

October 6, 2020
Jonathan Yu (‘22) studies at home.

Webb students seek to strive in online learning despite many challenges

September 15, 2020
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