In a pivotal time for student life at Weber, The RamPage talked with Sophia Frankel, outgoing president of Student Council, and Daniel Stearns, incoming president, regarding their opinions on student life, events, Student Council, and their plans for the future.  •   •   •   •  ...

Weber’s time honored tradition of students interviewing Jewish American Women and artistically portraying their lives, has gone off, once again, without a hitch. Since the year 2004, Weber students, taking this course, have been honored with the task to “identify and interview a Jewish woman 75 ...

School is almost out, and it’s the time of year for students to choose their summer reading books. Every year, students wake up at the crack of dawn to wait in a massive line outside Mr. Bradford’s room, which is where they choose their books. This year, the line was as long as ever, but the opt...

On April 1, 2017, an article on Chechnya’s violence towards gay men surfaced. The article told the world that Chechnya had detained at least 100 homosexual males ranging from ages sixteen to fifty in secret prisons where they were subject to beatings, electrocution, and other forms of abuse. The arr...

And they’re off! The runoff campaign for Sixth District congressperson is in full swing. Jon Ossoff, Democratic candidate and overall underdog, came two percentage points shy of winning the congressional special election, receiving 48.6 percent of the vote, while Karen Handel, Republican candidate and purported sho...

In February, The Weber School modified their leadership team. Paul Ginburg, who previously managed school finances as chief operating officer, has been given the title of chief advancement officer to assist with fundraising and development. In addition, the school hired Vanessa Leibowitz as their firs...

Editor’s note: This article is satirical and completely false.   Oh, how we love Atlanta traffic. Seriously. When most Atlantans are driving, they aren’t aware of an obscure, new speed limit and blinker rule now enforced by the Georgia Department of Transportation. Luckily, a post circu...

The Weizmann Institute’s International Safe-Cracking Tournament is a unique competition. Unlike most conventional competitions, this competition revolves around safe-cracking, which is in the tournament’s name. In order to attend the competition, a team of 11th and 12th graders must create a unique saf...

The annual Policy Conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) recently took place in Washington, D.C from March 26 through March 28. There, through AIPAC’s mission “to strengthen, protect, and promote the U.S.-Israel relationships in ways that enhance the security of the Uni...

In December of 2015, the mass shooting in San Bernardino sparked conversations about the priority of security and privacy versus the United States government’s access to personal devices.  In this case, the government was asking Apple to create a backdoor to unlock the shooter’s iPhone to reveal me...