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Westwood Horizon
Focused, Chase Klipec '25 throws a stone tool used in Clovis culture. During lunch, seniors had a chance to try out various stone tools at the Gault Site. "The experience was awesome, being able to see how close we are geographically," Klipec said, "but it was also awesome to see how we make tools and use the land."

IB Seniors Bid Farewell to Theory of Knowledge Course

Shivani Kondubhatla, Horizon Editor-in-Chief • December 26, 2024

After a year of questioning the nature of knowledge and delving into various global perspectives, seniors in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program have completed their Theory of Knowledge (TOK)...

Finding new uses for the cotton cobweb decorations, seniors Anika Anumalla, Jennifer Rong, and Tharini Murugananth put together a makeshift costume for the costume contest. Part of the many events at the social, the winners of the costume contest received IB merch as a prize.

Spooky Celebration: IBSO Hosts Halloween Social

Mayla Montgomery, A&E Editor • October 24, 2024

Walking through the E-Wing on Wednesday, Oct. 23, students were in for quite the spooky sight: orange and purple decor was draped all across the International Baccalaureate (IB) Colony, the space entirely...

Taking the mic, Westwood alumni speak to Spanish students about their experiences in college. Organized by Sra. Llanos, this panel offered students insight into life after high school.

Spanish Department Welcomes Alumni for College Panel

Chloe Oakley, Campus News Editor • January 13, 2024

From Thursday, Jan. 4 to Friday, Jan. 5, alumni who took AP and IB Spanish were welcomed back to speak at a panel for current Spanish students. Graduates discussed their experiences in college and how...

Conducting Symphony Orchestra, director Joshua Thompson facilitates the performance of Nino Rota's Concerto for Strings. Practicing from August to October, orchestras spotlighted a diverse variety of pieces at their annual Fall Concert.

Orchestra Amplifies Autumn Ambience at Fall Concert

Chloe Oakley, Campus News Editor • October 19, 2023

Jack Jarret’s composition Meditation, performed by Philharmonic 4th Block Orchestra, begins with a heartbreaking wistfulness, imbuing unique harmonies and emotion.  But for Orchestra, the year begins...

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