Articles by Camille Chase
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Ice skating becomes more than a winter activity
With lack of snow and sunny weather patterns throughout Southern California, it can be hard to get into the holiday spirit that is so classically...
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When seasonal depression clashes with holiday cheer
The weather has a powerful impact on our daily life. It influences our schedules, outfits, transportation and most of all, our moods. For most, the...
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ASG fosters an environment for leaders to create an impact
Among all the event planning, poster boards and festivities, Associated Student Government creates more than what meets the eye. From informational reels to every...
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“Heretic” challenges religious control
The debate between fate and free will is a recurring topic in entertainment that has captivated audiences throughout history. We have seen these quandaries in...
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Cooking classes at NPHS fosters culinary creation
The culinary arts are a vital part of cultural identity, comfort and the essence of our core memories. Whether it is preparing food for a...
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America has decided: the 2024 election results are in
The stakes have been higher, the divisions deeper and the questions more urgent than ever this past week as the election has left Americans in...
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Inflation, who needs it? Let’s talk sushi.
Food is a huge part of culture, community and enjoyment. It brings together families and friends; it is often people’s first memories. Food is not...
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“Will & Harper” celebrates both laughter and grief
Humor is medicine for the soul. Between the difficulties and uncertainties of life, comedy can heal the broken parts of ourselves. A new Netflix documentary,...
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Fear is a fundamental part of creativity and innovation
Gothicism at its core is an art form, and horror is its child, born from its thick roots in folklore and religious traditions. Portrayals of...
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The Gift of No
I have been attending math therapy for the past nine years, and I have learned more about rejection in those sessions than anywhere else. Math...