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These young athletes are thankful on this Father’s Day

Columnist · May 30, 2024

I was one of those fortunate kids who never wondered where his dad was. He didn’t belong to clubs, wasn’t in a bowling league, and never played poker with the […]

Local graduates reveal their choices for universities

Billy Taylor · June 3, 2021

Leaving lockdown for an active campus life New Covenant Academy student Rebecca Han has lived her entire life in the area, first in Hancock Park and now Larchmont. When asked […]

Schools recommence in-person graduation ceremonies

Rachel Olivier · June 3, 2021

During a year unlike most, seniors, their families and school officials worked together to create commencement ceremonies that were safe, hopeful and properly acknowledged the accomplishments of the class of […]

Local runners are eager for cross country season to begin

Columnist · December 2, 2020

I wrestled in high school and college. It was no picnic. Cutting weight, the grueling practices, and competing with injuries made it extremely challenging. Distance running kept our cardio up, […]

New Xavier Center to open in 2020 at Loyola High School

Guest · June 27, 2019

Loyola High School, the oldest high school in Southern California, broke ground on a new building this month. Through their construction initiative, “The Campaign for 1901 Venice Boulevard,” Loyola is […]

Dean, professor, director of law library among speakers

Rachel Olivier · May 30, 2019

USC history and accounting professor Jacob Soll and associate dean and director of the law library at Gould School of Law Pauline Aranas are two of the speakers addressing graduating […]

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