Articles by Daria Azizad
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Afghani street artist draws in NPHS Girl Up
Shamsia Hassani, an arts lecturer at Kabul University, is recognized as the first female graffiti artist in Afghanistan. As a way of commenting on social...
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I heart art
Our school system generally lauds over art: in AP Euro, we learn about art’s pivotal role in the Renaissance and its lasting effects on society;...
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Teachers should bring their personal opinions into the classroom
The classroom hears it all: from nonessential gossip to controversial topics, it is a place where thought and discussion can proliferate– until a teacher has...
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It’s flashback Friday!
In honor of Newbury Park High School’s 50th Anniversary, let’s take a look back at 1968! That school year, as one would expect, differed quite...
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Anxieteens starts the conversation about mental health
A group of students facing the everyday struggle of anxiety aimed to raise awareness about the disorder. Considering the widespread problem of anxiety, these students...
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The Room Renovators’ creativity brightens NP
At eight a.m. sharp on a Saturday, the Room Renovators enter a classroom ready to paint it a new, vibrant color to uplift the previously...
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Reflecting on a Panther legend: Rhoda Brown
The world lost a bright and powerful soul on Feb. 26, 2017 when Rhoda Brown, a dedicated Panther educator, lost her seven-month battle to a...
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Mock trial season comes to an end
The Ventura County Courthouse bustled as 34 teams made their way through security and took their place in the jury room on the first floor....
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Travels
The Turbulent Turbines of Torture (aka the plane) finally landed at 2:30 am despite the onslaught of delays that seemed just about endless. The frigid...
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MLK Day reminds us to fight for The Dream
The timeless words of Martin Luther King Jr. are not to be forgotten: “I have a dream that my four little children will one day...