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Webb Canyon Chronicle

The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle

The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle

Stephanie Ma

Stephanie Ma, Editor-in-Chief

Stephanie Ma (‘25) is no stranger to the spotlight and the gaze of an attentive audience. Taking on roles such as Editor-in-Chief of the WCC, president of Webb Thespians, and co-head of the honor council, Steph is passionate about serving the community. As a head HC, she hopes to direct other students through the disciplinary process and foster community values. A dedicated member of Webb’s theatre department, she designs lights in the fall, works as a stage manager in the winter, and performs onstage in the spring. Although Stephs limelight is usually directed at helping her fellow students, she illuminates her own talents through music. Since learning guitar the summer before her freshman year, she instantly fell for the instrument’s rich melodies and its ability to channel her vibrant energy. Playing the guitar allows Steph to express her emotions freely without pressure, inspiring her to write original songs. She has debuted her golden melodies at the Claremont Village, serenaded the crowd at open mic events, and performed at Jubilee. Steph is ready to shine vividly during her senior year as she encourages her fellow writers to step into the spotlight.  

Favorite Song: You’re On Your Own Kid by Taylor Swift

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The Faro laser scanner is set up in the locker room of the gym as Webb students received a demonstration of how the scanner works. This scanning marks the first phase of the gym’s renovation. "I think there should be student voices involved [in the renovation] because although faculty see the gym, they don’t play on the gym floor as much as an athlete might,” Makayla Kays (‘28) said.

Gym scanning reveals exciting renovation

Stephanie Ma, Editor-in-Chief
December 13, 2024
Hanbo Xu (‘25) and Leia Albornoz (‘25) sit side by side during a long lunch in the Fawcett library. On the left side, Hanbo is diligently working on his physics homework, and on the right side, Leia is procrastinating on schoolwork by scrolling through Instagram reels. Social media and technology are one of the easiest ways to procrastinate. “I concentrate and stop procrastinating by setting a 15-minute timer on Instagram and putting my phone outside my room,” Hanbo Xu (‘25) said.

How to stop procrastinating

Stephanie Ma, Co-Editor of Opinion
February 18, 2024
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