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Although many girls are not aware, several policies give preferential parking to students who drive in a carpool or in a fuel-efficient car in order to entice students to find greener ways to commute and reduce the number of cars that have to park in the neighborhood.
Olivia ’13 was awarded second place and an honorable mention in the Volunteers of America Los Angeles’ Skid Row Mural contest last November.
In the darkness of Caswell Hall, the anticipatory silence of the audience is broken only by the creaking of footsteps across the stage.
On Friday Jan. 27, All-School Council and Arts Council, led by All-School Arts Representative Sarah ’12, transformed Caswell Hall into a huge, dimly lit bistro, complete with round tables, chairs and couches to lounge on, and bedecked the walls with little yellow Christmas lights which, in combination with an old-fashioned lamp on the stage, gave the entire room a faint, red glow.
One day there were paper cups in the Carpenter Employee Lounge. The next day, not a single cup was in sight.
On a recent Wednesday, girls and teachers ran around Booth Field, outfitted in belts of red or blue flags.
Promises of a slow-paced day and more in-depth learning dangled before us like carrots in April 2011, when faculty members introduced students to the idea of a new schedule. 75-minute blocks! Office hours!
Eighth graders dressed in black surround the piano in B-100, preparing a five-minute version of The Scottish Play, or, as it is known to those of us who are not drama students, Macbeth.
When travelling in Scotland with Drama Ensemble last summer, Phoebe ’12 found the perfect opportunity to plank.