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Managing Mental Health

By Reese Kelem

As people experience online school, social injustices and loneliness through the pandemic, mental health has been severely impacted. Although we have come a long way in deconstructing the stigma behind mental illness,...

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Caitlin Meaney loved fish tacos and life

Caitlin Meaney was known for her red hair and her beautiful soul,...

School counselors should not be responsible for DIS services

The recommended student to counselor ratio of 250:1 comes from the American...

Class of 2021 Senior Map

Click the links below to access the Class of 2021 Senior Maps...

Boys swim succeeds against the current

When Wonjin Ko, senior, entered his sophomore year, he had one time...

  • Sports

    Gatorade honors Colin Sahlman

    Karyss Amato | June 4, 2021

    Gatorade’s 2021 California Boys Cross Country Player of the Year was awarded to the second NPHS athlete, Colin Sahlman, junior, on April 15. This is Gatorade’s 36th year awarding...

    • Jessica Zhou | June 4, 2021

      Boys swim succeeds against the current

    • Sarena Kabir | March 26, 2021

      Colin Sahlman breaks national record

    • Tea Sklar | March 26, 2021

      Boys volleyball spikes into their season

    • Karyss Amato | March 26, 2021

      Football fires it up on the field

  • Features

    Managing Mental Health

    Reese Kelem | June 4, 2021

    As people experience online school, social injustices and loneliness through the pandemic, mental health has been severely impacted. Although we have come a long way in deconstructing the stigma...

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    • Prasheetha Karthikeyan | June 4, 2021

      #HumansofNP: Positives in Quarantine

    • Parker Bohl | June 4, 2021

      Cultural clubs spotlight communities

    • Allison Nguyen | June 4, 2021

      Music guides Kate Arnold through life

  • Entertainment

    The Snyder Cut does not disappoint

    McGlauthon Fleming IV | March 26, 2021

    On Nov. 17, 2017, the Whedon cut of “Justice League” was received with high anticipation by many fans of the DC characters and the iconic super-team. Now we have...

    • Emma Schoors | March 26, 2021

      Music Corner Issue 8

    • Reese Kelem | March 26, 2021

      “Moxie” makes a powerful statement

    • Deepa Venkat | March 26, 2021

      The 63rd Grammys make history

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      School counselors should not be responsible for DIS services

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      Class of 2021 Senior Map

  • Opinion

    Halting the production of Dr. Seuss books is a step in the right direction

    Dhruv Patel | March 26, 2021

    Racial prejudice and stereotypes were excused and a part of everyday life in the early 20th century. An example of this racial inaccuracy are select Dr. Seuss books; as...

    Old technologies are irreplaceable

    Gwen Buchanan | March 26, 2021

    Most teenagers crave play stations, laptops or the newest iPhone, but for my thirteenth birthday, all I wanted was a typewriter. A lot of people may think it’s silly...

    Mixed race fishing is a gateway to cultural appropriation

    Adalia Luo | March 26, 2021

    In our world today, racial fishing is a prominent form of modern cultural appropriation and erasure, popularized by social media. As White creators continually make themselves appear to be...

    The British monarchy needs to be dissolved

    Carter Castillo | March 26, 2021

    On March 7, Oprah Winfrey interviewed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry Windsor and Meghan Markle. In the interview, Markle revealed the trauma she endured as a...

  • News

    News in Brief

    Parker Bohl | June 4, 2021

    Hall of Famer teaches class Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Little Steven visited Richard Bradley’s Comparative Religions course on May 27 as a part of “Little Steven’s Virtual...

    • Adalia Luo | March 26, 2021

      Coronavirus relief package signed into legislation

    • Nandini Patro | March 26, 2021

      Newbury Park students begin learning in person

    • Sera Mohammed | March 26, 2021

      Jenny Finger recognized as Lakers’ student of the month

    • McGlauthon Fleming IV | March 26, 2021

      SDAC gives input on future health curriculum

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    PANTHERS! Check your learn account email for a lin PANTHERS! Check your learn account email for a link to the virtual version of our magazine! You can pick up a hard copy at B9 or the front office or when you pick up your yearbook next week!
    OUR MAGAZINE IS HERE!! Make sure to stop by the qu OUR MAGAZINE IS HERE!! Make sure to stop by the quad or B9 tomorrow, 6/4, in between cohorts to pick it up! Extra copies will be available during yearbook distribution.
    After five years of battle against osteosarcoma, C After five years of battle against osteosarcoma, Caitlin Meaney passed away peacefully on April 24th. She’s remembered for her strength, positivity, and beautiful soul. Our June magazine will honor her life and her resilience.
    Some may say that the beauty of art lies in its la Some may say that the beauty of art lies in its lack of boundaries and the multitude of ways it manifests in life. For senior Jill Walker, art is the passion that’s accompanied her all her life. Make sure to read our magazine in June to hear more of her story!
    With water splashing and records breaking, NPHS Bo With water splashing and records breaking, NPHS Boys Swim has proven beyond doubt that COVID-19 is no match for their tenacity. Read more about their impressive accomplishments in our June magazine!
    Interviewer: Tell me a little bit more about some Interviewer: Tell me a little bit more about some of the things you do with the CVUSD buddy program. Brianna Field, sophomore: Well I personally haven’t had a whole lot of activity from it yet but from the experience that I have had, it is a really nice way to be able to connect with students and offer some kindness towards them. Parents of these students are able to book appointments with us and we get get on zoom call and do fun activities or icebreakers.
    Interviewer: “How was Eid?” Shadi Ghafari, ju Interviewer: “How was Eid?” Shadi Ghafari, junior: “Eid was still spiritually uplifting even though it was at a different venue. This year because of COVID guidelines instead of being at the Dos Vientos Recreation Center, Eid prayers were held at the Conejo Creek North Park. And instead of having the whole community pray together we had to have three sessions. One at 7:45, one at 9 and one at 10:15. Each session having 200 people. They put down tarps and every 6 feet marked where each person will pray on their own prayer mat brought from home. We are all grateful and thrilled to keep our prayers going instead of having them on Zoom like last year!”
    Interviewer: What’s your favorite aspect of tenn Interviewer: What’s your favorite aspect of tennis? Isabella Domenech, sophomore: “I like the individual aspect of tennis because when I’m out on the court alone, I can think for myself and that allows me to push myself to my limits and get better.”
    Interviewer: How is track going with COVID restric Interviewer: How is track going with COVID restrictions? Jake Mcintire, freshman: Track is going great! At first things were a little confusing and odd with the restrictions and especially with this being a completely different experience than youth track, but after a couple of weeks, I got used to the routine, as did many members of the team.. I myself especially enjoy hurtles, (110 and 300) but I also enjoy other events such as the 4x4. The process of going to meets has smoothed out and is a lot less stressful then at first as well.
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