Articles by Clarissa Shin
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Little Women feels like coming home
The values of home and happiness are timeless. The newly released movie “Little Women,” adapted from Louisa May Alcott’s novel by Greta Gerwig and nominated...
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Strings program inspires students
Delicate notes, strong accents and beautiful music are all characteristics of our Chamber Orchestra. The strings program recently performed in the Winter Concert and are...
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Frozen 2 shatters screens
With freshly different outfits, unfamiliar settings and new songs, the recent Frozen sequel was filled with stand-out features. Released on Nov. 22, “Frozen 2” brought...
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Christmas corrupts the holiday season
Each year, it seems as though Christmas is approaching earlier and earlier, knocking out other holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving. The haunting sounds of Jingle...
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“Hustle” into theaters
Popular music, sparkling costumes and loads of money are only a few of the eye-catching features in the new movie, “Hustlers.” The film was released...
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PPP raises community discussion
The district is in the process of adopting new health curriculum to meet the updated state guidelines, which is bringing multiple community members to the...
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Students spooked by Reign of Terror
With fog rising, lights flashing and darkness blanketing every room, Reign of Terror is a walkthrough haunted house experience that can’t be matched. Reign of...
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Unified Physical Education class has yet to be approved
Unified Physical Education, a pilot course, that was to be led by Samantha Stewart, Adaptive Physical Education teacher, has yet to be approved. This physical...
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A girl has got to go
Ding, ding, ding. The late bell rings for class and once again, in a matter of seconds, I arrive moments before I am marked tardy....
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Knowledge Bowl team takes the trophy
On March 6, 13 and 20, the Knowledge Bowl team had their competitions at Hueneme High School, Buena High School and Adolfo Camarillo High School....
