Articles by Isabella Boggs
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Acacia Magnet School’s food drive celebrates MLK day
With boxes lining the wall, the Girl Scouts of Acacia Magnet School prepared for their upcoming food drive, dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr. On...
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“A Curse for True Love” brings a bittersweet ending
Since that fateful day of Aug. 23, I have often found myself overwhelmed with enormous loads of homework, tennis practices and volunteer hours and have...
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Celebrating Halloween in boo-bury Park
Universal studios Horror Nights In an effort to continue cleverly marketing off of human beings’s incessant obsession and joy with being scared, Universal Studios...
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New “Percy Jackson” novel sparks nostalgia
Throughout a vast portion of my childhood, I was knee-deep in a Greek Mythology phase. I read books, watched movies and listened to podcasts. This...
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Book banning damages students
“Charlotte’s Web,” “Animal Farm,” “The Giver,” “The Outsiders” and “Harry Potter,” are all books that have made enormous impacts on my life. Their messages have...
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Threat of gun violence looms over community
Across the United States of America, there is one issue that appears on the radio, in newspaper headlines and is broadcasted amongst news channels over...
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Ukrainian refugees adjust to life in Thousand Oaks
**Quotes from Yuliia Kurta have been translated by Danila Paskevic On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. As of May 2023, about 125,000 Ukranians have...
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Many students are on board with surfing
Just a half an hour drive from the beach, many students think of crashing waves and the hot sun blazing down. Whether it is for...
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Hockey players bar down on the ice
The puck flies from one player to another as they weave in and out of their competitors, and a crack echoes through the arena as...
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Boys’ golf swings towards their goals
The boys’ golf team stands together, watching their teammate send the ball soaring into the hole, and listening to spectators’ applause ring across the course....