[ArticleImageHyperLink] Going Tribal: For Laguna students, life outside the bubble of Santa Barbara may come as a shock. This summer, Senior David Eseke experienced a completely different culture in a distant part of the world on an enlightening journey to South Africa. Wednesday, November 02, 2005 By Marisa Johnson full story  The average teenager in Santa Barbara lives in a nice house, attends school regularly, and spends his or her time hanging out with friends and leading a generally carefree lifestyle. But for Asanda, a

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Ch…Ch…Changes: The campus has changed. The physical renovation of the school, both inside and out, will have students in a new surrounding - but will they like it? Wednesday, November 02, 2005 By Irina Costea full story  The rumors are true. The annex is changed. The Kalfas Art Room is a Computer Lab and the Upper School Computer Lab is a classroom. But the most shocking change: they ripped out the Senior Lawn. Studen

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Getting to Know You: Up close and personal with your new Upper School faculty. Wednesday, November 02, 2005 By Marisa Johnson full story  Arturo Flores - SpanishBienvenidos a Laguna Blanca, Sr. Flores! Arturo Flores is the newest addition to the Spanish teaching team and has extensive teaching experience. He moved to Santa Barbara from

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Alumna Editor Burke Begins at USC’s Annenberg Wednesday, November 02, 2005 By Katrine Andersen full story  For many of the students who are currently taking journalism at Laguna, writing an article for every issue is merely a way to fulfill a requirement or add something more to their college applications.

[ArticleImageHyperLink] A Concert for Life Wednesday, November 02, 2005 By Graham Harbison full story  The distinct emotion at the Voices for a Cure concert held August 15 at the Lobero Theater was one of accomplishment – not only from the organizers of the event, but also from the crowd, which was hon

[ArticleImageHyperLink] The Newspaper Staff Welcomes Student Input Wednesday, November 02, 2005 By Marisa Johnson full story  Here we are at the start of another school year at Laguna, and you are probably already noticing something new and different about this year. In fact, there are several notable changes that took place