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“No Justice No Peace”

By NPHS Students

    “No Justice No Peace” by Rachel Goldstein, junior. The pieces I created reflect the mislabelling and association of the peaceful protests occurring in support of Black Lives Matter with riots...

“Tears for America”

“Tears for America” by an anonymous student. When writing this poem, I...

“Reliance”

      “Reliance” by Apala Bhunia, junior. This piece is about...

“Venice of the West” and “Venice of the East”

“Venice of the East” and “Venice of the West” by Roshnee Moorthy,...

Senior athletes move past COVID-19

Imagine a world with no movement. A world where time is stopped...

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  • Sports

    Senior athletes move past COVID-19

    Gwen Buchanan | June 15, 2020

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      Students kickflip into skateboarding

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      Boys’ Volleyball slaps their way into the new season

  • Features

    Humans of Newbury Park

    Emily Augustine | June 15, 2020

    Humans of Newbury Park High School Humans of Newbury Park Click on the links above to view pages 28-31 of our senior edition magazine, which features students at NPHS...

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      Senior athletes move past COVID-19

    • Manas Khatore | June 15, 2020

      Teachers innovate online learning

    • Reese Kelem | June 15, 2020

      Medical forces battle COVID-19 with the community

  • Entertainment

    “Train to Busan” illustrates unity

    Clarissa Shin | April 24, 2020

    As self-quarantines are carried out in hopes of keeping our community safe and healthy, many people are turning on their televisions and settling in for a good movie. “Train...

    • Jessica Zhou | April 21, 2020

      “The Farewell” doesn’t say goodbye

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      Bollywood brings the heat

  • The Latest

    • July 7, 2020

      “No Justice No Peace”

    • July 3, 2020

      “Tears for America”

    • July 1, 2020

      “Reliance”

    • June 30, 2020

      “Venice of the West” and “Venice of the East”

    • June 15, 2020

      Humans of Newbury Park

  • Opinion

    The government needs to do more to help unemployed

    Abby Gorman | April 17, 2020

    With the closure of nonessential businesses in over 30 states to prevent the spread of COVID-19, upwards of 6.6 million Americans have been forced to file for unemployment in...

    There is no such thing as Trump’s “Chinese Virus”

    Adalia Luo | April 17, 2020

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    EARN IT Act proposed in Congress

    Jacob Malone | April 17, 2020

    The Senate Judiciary Committee has proposed the EARN IT Act of 2020, short for Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies Act, sponsored by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R,...

    We should decide what we are defined by

    Adalia Luo | March 7, 2020

    On the morning of Feb. 15, 2020, the world was hit with the impact of British celebrity Caroline Flack’s tragic suicide. The news headlines and social media posts that...

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  • News

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    “No Justice No Peace” by Rachel Goldstein, ris “No Justice No Peace” by Rachel Goldstein, rising junior. Check out what she has to say about her art (which she is selling on her personal Instagram account!): • • • The pieces I created reflect the mislabelling and association of the peaceful protests occurring in support of Black Lives Matter with riots and lootings. I found this theme to be pervasive in every form of media, and with members of my own family. I heard people defend their choice to not support the movement in its fight for racial justice by reducing the value of black life so much so, that to them, it was comparable with the looting of a Target. Attending protests, myself, only solidified how wrong these people were, and I knew I wanted to be able to contribute in any way possible. That is where these pieces come in. During my initial design, I kept in mind that I wanted to be able to counter the egregious mislabelling I mentioned previously, as well as instill a sense of unity and togetherness by combining a protest sign with a bouquet of flowers. I am selling these designs on the Redbubble page linked in my bio in order to raise money for the Equal Justice Initiative to support their fight against racial inequality and mass incarceration. #npartists
    Interviewer: Why do you love volleyball? Lexi Pero Interviewer: Why do you love volleyball? Lexi Pero, junior: “Volleyball is an outlet for when life gets frustrating. It’s something I can go to to let off some steam and it always gives you a challenge. It’s really hard to be a master at volleyball, especially at our age, but it’s fun to work on. It’s like figuring out a puzzle.” #honp
    “Tears for America” by an anonymous student. C “Tears for America” by an anonymous student. Check out what they have to say about their poem: • • • When writing this poem, I tried to depict the struggles of the country through its history and present, while also incorporating an air of hope - which is also something I strongly believe in - as I have hope that our generation can work towards fixing the systemic and societal problems we face today. I wrote this after attending a Black Lives Matter protest, which inspired me and truly displayed the amount of power our voices can have if we stand together and united. #npartists
    Interviewer: “What is your short film about?” Interviewer: “What is your short film about?” Evan Makarov, senior, “The first short I want to make is called Laughs and Bruises. It’s about a kid finding out that an older enemy of his moved to his school. However, he doesn’t take it seriously and jokes about it before things get serious for him. I’d classify it as a drama/comedy short.” #honp
    “Reliance” by Apala Bhunia, rising junior. Che “Reliance” by Apala Bhunia, rising junior. Check out what she has to say about her art: • • • This piece is about reliance. Leaning and relying on someone can lead to betrayals and hurt, but I wanted to portray the beauty of trusting someone, even if it may not last. #npartists
    “Venice of the West” and “Venice of the East “Venice of the West” and “Venice of the East” by Roshnee Moorthy, rising senior. Check out what she has to say about her art: • • • “Venice of the East" refers to the Alleppey backwaters in Southern India (namely Kerala). It depicts a traditional South Indian houseboat which serves as a means of living and way of life for the local community, as well as a popular tourist attraction. "Venice of the West" refers to the West Coast of America, particularly Venice Beach in California. It depicts the iconic buildings with wall murals and the little shops that line the pathway along the beach. These pieces are significant to me as the concept of home has always been something I have searched for. Kerala is my home state in which the generations before me have lived. I have visited this place many times while I lived in India, and I have had the experience of being on a houseboat before. Venice Beach, which is in California (my current home) is a place which has a lively atmosphere that I love. Both have been places of comfort and solace, and through moving from India to America they have served as reminders that home is where the heart is. #npartists
    We want to highlight the artistic talent at Newbur We want to highlight the artistic talent at Newbury Park High School. If you are an artist, please consider making a submission to prowler.newspaper@gmail.com along with a written reflection about what that piece means to you. Spread the message 🖼 🎨 🖌! #npartists
    The Senior Edition Magazine is online now! Go to t The Senior Edition Magazine is online now! Go to the link in our bio to see articles about seniors, teachers, the medical force and more. And of course, be sure to check out the senior map!
    The senior issue of the Panther Prowler is here! S The senior issue of the Panther Prowler is here! SENIORS: your magazine is in your diploma packet!
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