Articles by Emerson Fuentes-Alabanza
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Volleyball sets up for another season
After taking second place in league for the first time in 18 years, girls’ volleyball is making moves to build a lasting legacy for future...
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Mental health support needs to help the mentally ill
According to my medical history, I have never had major problems with my health aside from appendicitis and the occasional flu. However, when looking closer...
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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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Winter signing event pushed to spring
With having to balance school work, practices and social lives, student athletes constantly have a lot on their plates. The countless sacrifices are made worth...
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Housing costs in California are too high
California is a wonderful place to live, but is it worth the constantly increasing prices of housing? This is a question many residents of the...
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Misogyny in sports needs to end
In the name of progressiveness, the media and society tells young girls that they can be whatever they want when they grow up. They use...
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Take a tour of the Conejo Valley
Chakaa Tea Cafe This September, Chakaa Tea Cafe opened its doors to the public. First started in Arcadia, Chakaa was first opened by a Taiwanese...
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BMI is not a useful body image tool
About a year ago, I came home from school to find that my sibling was crying. When I asked why they were upset, they said...
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Reign of Terror brings frights to Thousand Oaks
Spooks, haunts and jumpscares are some of the highlights of the Halloween season. In Conejo Valley, a special highlight of October is the annual Reign...
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Artists bring creativity to Ventura streets
Picture incredible chalk art lining walkways, paintings, sculptures, and handmade jewelry for sale on the Ventura Harbor. The Ventura Art and Street Painting Festival took...