U.S. Ambassador: ‘No Antisemitism’ in Norway

Talking to Papa: Student Interviews Grandfather About His Post

Katherine S. ('24), Contributing Writer|March 25, 2023

U. S. Ambassador to Norway Marc Nathanson (fourth from left) speaks to his granddaughter, junior Katherine S. (on right). Norway offers free education through college and free medical care, says the Ambassador.

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Hubert Paz, de Toledo's athletic trainer, helps student athletes with injuries in his office off the gym Sept. 26, 2024.

Inside the life of de Toledo’s athletic trainer ‘Hubie’

Barbara Edberg, the school's administrative assistant, coordinates a large variety of tasks to help keep the school functioning properly, including taking care of medical issues, managing forms, and responding to student problems.

We don’t need a school nurse–we have Mrs. Edberg

Maya, age 15, from Israel, near Gaza, talked with Prowler editor Max Bromberg during her time in Los Angeles Feb. 15, 2024: "Maya is a fun and bubbly person," Max writes. "We had a lot of fun making paper airplanes together. I did not know how, so she had to teach me. Hers was very good, while mine was not as good. Maya is funny, friendly, and talkative. There was never a silent moment when I was interviewing her; we were talking the whole time. I had a lot of fun talking with Maya, but we avoided the topic of war."

Israeli teens visit de Toledo

Ayanna D., an Israeli teen who lives in a kibbutz near the Gaza strip, is visiting dTHS for two weeks (Feb. 15, 2024).

Israeli teen: ‘The pressure they are putting on Israel to end the war is not justified’

Seventeen-year-old Benny Weiss visits de Toledo through an exchange program (Feb. 15, 2024).

Benny Weiss: Pastry chef, aspiring IDF soldier

Hubert Paz, de Toledo's athletic trainer, helps student athletes with injuries in his office off the gym Sept. 26, 2024.

Inside the life of de Toledo’s athletic trainer ‘Hubie’

Barbara Edberg, the school's administrative assistant, coordinates a large variety of tasks to help keep the school functioning properly, including taking care of medical issues, managing forms, and responding to student problems.

We don’t need a school nurse–we have Mrs. Edberg

A collaborative tie-dye tapestry, created by freshmen at the 9th grade retreat, currently hangs in the lobby art gallery, but will find a new home in the garden for Sukkot.

Hanging tapestry emerges from 2024 Freshman Retreat

Noah F. ('28) and Max M. ('28) bond over a mobile game together during lunch.

Opinion: Should dTHS strengthen its no-cell-phone policy?

Class of 2025 gets stuck on the top lot trying to leave campus on Friday, Sept. 6.

Senior class boycotts new parking rule, sparking controversy

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U.S. Ambassador: ‘No Antisemitism’ in Norway