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Kaylynn Chang, Staff Writer

Kaylynn Chang (’23), a bonafide bookworm from Rancho Cucamonga, joins the Webb Canyon Chronicle this year as a staff writer. Besides reading and empathizing with the characters from her favorite book The Book Thief, Kaylynn loves exercising and exploring restaurants in Los Angeles to find fantastic places to dine with family and friends. At Webb, you can find the focused Kaylynn working in the library, thriving in her humanities courses; the collaborative Kaylynn in math class; the athletic Kaylynn dominating the basketball court; as well as the helpful Kaylynn doing community service. Concerned for the future generation, Kaylynn wants to use her voice and responsibility as a journalist to develop her interests, meet new people, experience the world, and turn thoughts into words. Kaylynn is especially excited to write opinion articles that can transfer her passion and information into impacting others. 

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The Return of Webbies: Students and teachers alike settle into the new norm of on-campus learning while taking the necessary precautions to keep the community safe. The freshmen step on campus for the first time while returning sophomores and upperclassmen get to set foot on a familiar scene with familiar faces once more. “It has been a really fun experience and let me, a VWS student, get a lot closer with the sophomore guys in my class. It’s also really cool because I know it’s a safe way for us to still be at school and have social interaction,” Riley Fass (‘23) said.

Post-spring break on-campus update: the scoop on what Webbies can expect

April 2, 2021
Artist Melissa McCracken has chromesthesia, a form of synesthesia allowing her to listen to music and paint a canvas of colors and patterns she sees in the songs.

How music and colors join together as one

March 29, 2021
The Honey & Butter Macarons dessert shop located at the Irvine Spectrum Mall.

The ultimate review of Honey & Butter Macarons

March 25, 2021
“The key to successful leadership today is influence, not authority.” - Kenneth Blanchard.

Why you should empower yourself to be a leader

March 14, 2021
Photo of the VWS Junior Varsity Basketball Team taken from the El Espejo 2019-2020 yearbook.

Why everyone should play sports regardless of ability

February 13, 2021
It is easy to focus on what is in front of us, but once we take a look around our surroundings, the world around us is full of opportunities. Exploring and seeking those opportunities is part of what learning actually means.

Teachers weigh in on the challenges while adapting to online learning

December 17, 2020
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?

November 24, 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

November 9, 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?

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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