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Fiction into Film Students Visit Warner Bros. Studio Backlots
Our Fiction into Film students visited the Warner Brothers Studio backlots, where stories jump from page to screen, giving us a sneak peek into the real-world magic of filmmaking. Exploring the backlots and uncovering the history behind a century of cinematic excellence, our students got a front-row seat to how iconic movies and shows are made. This studio tour bridged their literary studies to the dynamic world of Hollywood, allowing them to see firsthand the transformation of stories from the written word to visual spectacles. Each year, this trip lights up the path from fiction to film, enriching their understanding...
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Attending the Harvard Model Congress
As we dive into the new year, let me share what the Center for Cultural Perspectives is working on. During the Martin Luther King Jr. long weekend, Lancers students Peter Ly and Tade Petrosyan, both from the Class of 2027, debuted at the esteemed 2024 Harvard Model Congress Conference in San Francisco. Recognized as the nation's oldest government simulation conference, Harvard Model Congress (HMC) stands as the pinnacle of congressional simulations for high school students. The San Francisco-based Conference allows participating students to work directly with Harvard delegates on critical skills such as speech debate, authoring, and passing legislation on...
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Does Anyone Want Ice Cream?
The second semester here at La Salle is underway, and the Center for Cinematic Arts looks to build on last semester’s success and expand our presence on campus and among our local communities. Our weekly news show, The Lancer Beat, continues, as well as our pre-production stages of this year’s feature film Ice Cream. We have added several students to our news coverage team, so look out for some of the latest additions to our crew on this season’s The Lancer Beat. Ice Cream is slated to start production in March, and currently, the creative team is wrapping script writing...
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"Ride the Cyclone High School Edition" Spring Production
We formally invite you to La Salle's first musical production in four years- RIDE THE CYCLONE HIGH SCHOOL EDITION. RIDE THE CYCLONE is an absurd dark comedy about six members of the St Cassian High School chamber choir who perish in a roller coaster accident (and that's just in the first five minutes of this 90-minute musical). Trapped inside a purgatorial fortune-telling machine, each student makes a case for why they should get another shot at life... through song! La Salle was selected to be one of the first schools in the country to produce the new High School Edition...
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Student Organization Spotlight: Black Student Association
Name of Club/Organization:Black Student Association (BSA) Moderator: Mr. Steven Tolbert stolbert@lasallehs.org Describe what your club/organization is about and what you do The BSA is a club dedicated to providing a safe space for students who identify as Black and their allies. One of our main objectives is to highlight the culture and contributions of the Black community here at La Salle and abroad. Favorite activity/event of the year (or greatest achievement) Our Black History Month celebration is taking place on February 22, 2024. We will have a lunch time program during the school day and an evening celebration from 4:30-6:30pm...
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La Salle College Preparatory was founded in 1956. Today, we are the only truly diverse and co-educational Catholic high school in Pasadena.