Articles by Ava Prapaniku
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Students present a sneak peak into their artistic sides
Creativity oozes out of students’ minds into various forms of art, photography and poetry, all of which were displayed at the NPHS art show from...
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The light of Katie Meyer shines on
From the fierceness she showed as goalkeeper and team captain on Stanford’s Women’s soccer team to her welcoming, kind presence off the field, Katie Meyer,...
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Girls’ lacrosse jumps into spring season
While waving their lacrosse sticks, NPHS girls’ lacrosse teams head right into their new season on Feb. 23 at an away game at Oak Park...
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Guest speaker encourages the study of anthropology
On National Anthropology Day, Feb. 17, Durga Kale, Ph.D student at University of Calgary, spoke on the lack of high school anthropology classes through a...
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Softball season swings into play
The spring season for NPHS girls’ softball swung into play at a home game against Oak Park High School on Feb. 16. Bryan Matney, the...
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High schools should integrate more modern books
Each year, high schools continue to include classical literature within the curriculum. However, many of these novels are not an inspiration to students and do...
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City of Thousand Oaks shifts to Athens Services
On Jan. 1, Athens Services, a privately owned family garbage business, replaced Waste Management and EJ Harrison and Sons companies in serving the Thousand Oaks...
