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Stratton Rebish, Staff Writer

A sophomore at Webb, Stratton Rebish (‘24) is ecstatic to join the Webb Canyon Chronicle as a new staff writer. At Webb, his favorite class has been Fundamentals of Composition with Mr. Hansen. Stratton’s love for writing has pushed him towards the path of music and songwriting. His favorite type of music is jazz, specifically music by Jacob Collier.  This summer, Stratton used his free time during Covid to binge-watch reality television such as The Circle and Too Hot To Handle on Netflix. In his free time, he plays the guitar, hustles on Webb’s football team, and enjoys his grandma’s noodles. Stratton is also a huge animal lover; at home, Stratton loves spending time with his adorable cat Taquito. An Aries, Stratton, is imaginative and hopes to create things he is proud of this year, whether through journalism articles, academic essays, or his music. Stratton hopes that his work on the WCC each encompasses a part of his identity. 

Favorite song: "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy" by Queen

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Hanbo Xu (‘24) was selected to the Southern California Band and Orchestra Association’s annual concert in April. The performance features the most talented young musicians from high schools across Southern California. Recognized for his expertise in playing the B-flat clarinet, Hanbo received an invite to perform with the association’s Honor Wind Ensemble.

Student in Focus: Hanbo Xu, Clarinetist

April 1, 2022

History is Happening

March 18, 2022
As Hollywood adapts beloved shows from stage to screen, I am only left to wonder why so many of these movie musicals are so terrible.

The plight of the modern movie musical

February 18, 2022
An assortment of F-block WSC American Idea students taught by Lauren Hartle, humanities department faculty. Jerry Jin (‘24), Joseph Yates (‘24), Lam Tran (‘24), Sebastian Hazlett (‘24), and Alex Lee (‘24), focus on activities ranging from discussing their assigned reading, independent work, and collaborating with their peers.

Webb’s single-gender classes: a deep dive

February 9, 2022
On November 26th, American composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim passed away at the age of 91. Although Sondheim has passed, his contributions to the musical theatre community, through his works or his inspiration to young artists, will never completely leave us. He will be missed. (Photo: Martha Swope/New York Public Library Digital Collections, 1981)

Stephen Sondheim: the life and legacy of a musical theatre genius

December 17, 2021
A banner displays Webb’s new school colors outside of the newly renovated Hooper Community Center. This year being its centennial, the school has made efforts to embrace change in recent years, while at the same time honoring tradition. Recent years have introduced several ideas and buildings that are brand new to the campus, including a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program.

Why DEI is essential at Webb

November 18, 2021
The college application process for upperclassmen can be an overwhelming process. It often feels as if there are a multitude of things to complete in order to even qualify for college, not to mention the competition and uncertainty of the process. Those who are applying to college often need to allocate more time to complete applications, additional exams, and continue to get good grades, which is already a lot on its own.

The Webb community needs to support the seniors now more than ever

October 31, 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
Students crowd around the tables outside in the early morning for breakfast outside the Price Dining Hall. Credit: Kaylynn Chang (‘23)

The Price Dining Hall and COVID-19: A new normal

September 30, 2021
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