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The celebration of women’s history must be intersectional

By Panther Prowler Staff

This March marks the 35th annual celebration of National Women’s History Month, a month dedicated to reflecting upon women in history and uplifting the women of today. However, intersectionality is often lacking...

Virtual Paper – Issue 8

To access our virtual paper for Issue 8, click on the following...

Newbury Park students begin learning in person

Five days short of the one year anniversary of CVUSD’s last in-person...

Women take on the world

To learn more about the inspirational women in our community, access this...

Jenny Finger recognized as Lakers’ student of the month

Many students can only dream of being recognized by a major sports...

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    Colin Sahlman breaks national record

    Sarena Kabir | March 26, 2021

    Running two miles in under 10 minutes seems superhuman to most people. But for Colin Sahlman, junior, it is just another walk in the park. At 8:47, Sahlman broke...

    • Tea Sklar | March 26, 2021

      Boys volleyball spikes into their season

    • Karyss Amato | March 26, 2021

      Football fires it up on the field

    • Sera Mohammed | March 26, 2021

      NPHS soccer returns to balling out

    • Cynthia Gao | March 5, 2021

      NPHS Dance Team rocks first in-person competition

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    Women take on the world

    Sarena Kabir | March 26, 2021

    To learn more about the inspirational women in our community, access this link and look on page 8 and 9. Given decades of the continued fight for equal opportunity,...

    • Karyss Amato | March 26, 2021

      Tea Time – Issue 8

    • Sarena Kabir | March 26, 2021

      The talent show must go on

    • Carter Castillo | March 26, 2021

      Cosplayers strut their stuff

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    The celebration of women’s history must be intersectional

    Panther Prowler Staff | March 26, 2021

    This March marks the 35th annual celebration of National Women’s History Month, a month dedicated to reflecting upon women in history and uplifting the women of today. However, intersectionality...

    • 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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      The celebration of women’s history must be intersectional

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      Virtual Paper – Issue 8

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    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...

    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...

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    Coronavirus relief package signed into legislation

    Adalia Luo | March 26, 2021

    Pres. Joe Biden approved the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package on March 10. Having been hotly debated for the past few months, the finalized bill includes sending direct payments...

    • 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

    • Cynthia Gao | March 26, 2021

      CVUSD’s Career Night explores the future

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    Interviewer: “What is the one thing you wish you Interviewer: “What is the one thing you wish you got during your senior year that you missed out on and why?” Maddy Oliverson, senior: “I definitely missed out on sports this year. I was so excited coming into my senior year to have my volleyball season, and go to football and other sports games. Looking back, my schedule was super insane and having so much free time is kind of weird to me because there’s no sports or daily practices to attend. Not having those things to look forward to has been a bummer but I hope next year’s seniors get to have all their sports and activities because that was something I really enjoyed in my high school experience.”
    Interviewer: “How has teaching changed since we’ve come back into a blended learning model?” Laura Jackson, math teacher at NPHS: “So, it's been really nice for me, I actually don't have any mixed, like blended and remote classes at the same time. So it's been nice to kind of go back to some of my old teaching strategies that I used to use when we were in person, originally, but it's definitely changed. Certain things like, I can't do as much group work within the class, but it's been nice to have everybody back in school.”
    Interviewer: What is the Interact easter basket pr Interviewer: What is the Interact easter basket project about? Andrea D’Souza, junior: “The project is about helping foster children at James Storehouse to be able to experience an Easter just like every other child. Interact will be putting together Easter baskets with small toys and candy which will later be donated to them. Anyone is welcome to help create these baskets and drop them off at the front of the school sometime this week!”
    ISSUE 8 IS OUT! For our last regular issue of the ISSUE 8 IS OUT! For our last regular issue of the year, we decided to honor Women’s History Month and the amazing female leaders in our community. Click the link in our bio to access our virtual designed paper (works best on a computer) and head on over to pantherprowler.org to read all of our articles. Seniors, get excited for our magazine coming out soon!!!
    Interviewer: "What are you most excited for once y Interviewer: "What are you most excited for once you graduate high school?" Sarah Kim, senior: "I’m really excited to meet new people in college. I’m also excited to experience a new culture and gain more independence."
    Prowler is having a restaurant night next Wednesda Prowler is having a restaurant night next Wednesday! We’re fundraising for magazine and competitions, please come support! 💛🖤
    Interviewer: “How are college applications diffe Interviewer: “How are college applications different this year?” Chris Shen, senior: “Since SAT and other testing got cancelled due to Covid lots of students that would previously be considered relatively under qualified are applying to all of the top schools. All of the top schools and UCs saw huge increases in applicants and with the same number of spots (or even less) available, getting into schools seems a lot harder this year.”
    Interviewer: “What is dance like with everything Interviewer: “What is dance like with everything being virtual?” Emma Safier, freshman: “Dance is a lot less fun now and much harder to do at home. It’s difficult to do certain things like leaps and turns in the small spaces. The thing I miss the most about in-person dance is all my dance friends. It’s easy to lose motivation at home when your friends aren’t there hyping you up. I miss so much about in person dance because it was a place where I could go and have fun and really express myself but it’s hard to do that at home where there are so many limitations and there aren’t any people to experience it with. Another thing I miss so much is performing on stage which is always such a highlight. I have virtual classes every day of the week except Mondays, and on Friday nights, and Saturday and Sunday mornings we have company rehearsal. I’m currently a preprofessional ballet student at Ballet Chicago which is a great opportunity during this time when everything is online. Our weekday classes are usually two and a half to three and a half hours, and weekend rehearsal days can be up to six hours of dancing,” Safier said.
    Interviewer: What has been the best part of joinin Interviewer: What has been the best part of joining cheer this year? Jasmine Howard, freshman: “The best part was probably getting to meet more people and I reconnected with other people I haven’t seen for a while.”
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