Articles by Adalia Luo
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Escape reality with a slice of Licorice Pizza
Set in 1970s California, “Licorice Pizza,” directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, is a bizarre, fever dream coming-of-age comedy-drama following an endless summer in the San...
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Interact Club carols for cans
Holiday carols fill the chilly air on a peaceful Friday night in Dos Vientos. Volunteers from the NPHS Interact Club move from home to home,...
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Winter concerts Light up the season
Band On Dec. 2, the NPHS gym held the anticipated return of the band department’s lively winter concert. The production featured the school’s wind ensemble...
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Freshmen officers fill the class of 2025 board
On Oct. 4, Ahana Bhunia, Aleesa Iqbal, Shea Grohs and Nicholas Durbiano, all freshmen, were elected onto the Class of 2025 board. All four class...
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SDAC welcomes new executive board
The Student District Advisory Council (SDAC) swore in a new executive board for the upcoming school year led by Chairperson Catherine Xu, senior at WHS,...
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Varsity football tackles their way to the top
Harsh lights flash against the dark sky, and the stadium’s turf is hot with the constant collision of shoes, elbows, and helmets. The crowd goes...
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Managing Mental Health
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...
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Coronavirus relief package signed into legislation
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...
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Mixed race fishing is a gateway to cultural appropriation
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...
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The Golden Globes makes a mockery of talent
The Golden Globes nominations this year were a spit on the diverse scope of talented people in the industry and the progress entertainment has begun...
