Articles by Daulton Beck

  • Severns and Weidman retire

    Severns, a school counselor, is retiring after 25 years of being on staff. Severns worked as a math teacher at Thousand Oaks High School before...

  • News in Brief

    The Prowler wins a Pacemaker On April 18, the National Scholastic Press Association of America (NSPA) awarded the Panther Prowler an Online Pacemaker Award, largely...

  • Going for the Black and Gold: Special Olympics

    Every year in May, National Honor Society plans, coordinates, and collaborates with the Special Education program to put on the Special Olympics. In creating this...

  • Earning not Learning

    “What’s your passion?” This is the ultimate question of high school. Students face it when they contemplate which college to apply to or what career...

  • Focusing on focus on NP

    At the beginning of this school year, the administration asked the Video Production class to shine light on campus clubs and programs. The class created...

  • No Shave November

    A handful of teachers have decided to let their razors rust this No-shave November in order to raise awareness for men’s health issues, especially prostate...

  • WASC takes the school by swarm

    The Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) was on campus from Nov. 16-19 to visit classrooms as well as meet with students, parents, and...

  • Paranormal experiences haunt students’ memories

    Clairvoyance: ten years of spirit sensing Taryn Schweissinger, junior, claims that she can tell where there is a spirit around her. “It’s hard to explain,...

  • Over the hill: Thousand Oaks celebrates its 50th birthday in style

    This year, the City of Thousand Oaks celebrates its 50 year birthday by hosting the largest parade in Thousand Oaks history since 1964, when the...

  • The Reign of Terror

    “There is so much detail,” said Bruce Stanton, director of Reign of Terror, “that the average person would have to go through (the haunted house)...