The Honor Board is one of the more controversial aspects of Harvard-Westlake life. I support its role in our community, and often how it is run internally. However, dissent against the Board is real, and for this reason, I wouldn’t want to spend time trying to convince everyone to feel just as I do. Instead, I feel a change must be made. Teachers, administration, deans, even the most well liked and relatable of them, cannot understand fully day to day student life. It’s not a fault of theirs. But we, as students, understand. We are confronted by the same difficulties and temptations, so we make Board decisions with these in mind. I have experienced on every account how this plays into the actions of the Honor Board. Balanced with the experiential