Articles by Emily Nagamoto
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Students spend a day with cancer patients
June, 2 years old, thoroughly enjoyed popping bubbles; Deandra, a year older, preferred creating art with chalk; and Alyssa, 9 years old, was the champion...
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In loving memory of Sandra Rayl
Teaching beyond the subject The warm San Marcos air was thick with emotion as the Led Zeppelin song, “Stairway to Heaven,” floated through the atmosphere....
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Chocolatey disappointment is on the menu
It’s the hallmark of the West Coast. The iconic yellow arrow wrapping around red letters, lines of people snaking around the white plastic tables, greasy...
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Their name is sweeter than their cake
I have wasted many afternoons sitting on the couch, mouth watering, watching “Cake Boss.” For those that don’t know, “Cake Boss” is a television show...
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Warner Bros. Studio is a tour of magic
Unlike Universal Studios up the street, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is not a theme park, although it bears resemblance to the studio tour ride...
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Five things
Marc Lion, English teacher He plays the electric bass guitar and is a part of a band. If Lion could go anywhere in the...
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Student vs Teacher
Noah Varav, senior, VS Tiffani Coull, history teacher What is the deepest part of the ocean? Varav: They dropped Megatron in it at the...
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The effect of the ideal body
What it makes students feel Across the nation, people look in the mirror, and what they see is not what they want. Instead of an...
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Students embrace their Chinese Culture
On the lawn of the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, the Conejo Chinese Cultural Association (CCCA) hosted their annual Chinese Culture Day, welcoming the town...
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History has never been so sweet
AP European History and sugar cookies do not seem be related, yet among the interests of Tiffani Coull, they live in harmony. By school day,...
