Articles by Juliet Schohn
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Spring renews body and soul
Out in nature, spring is a time of birth. Animals take their first wobbly steps and plants blossom with brightly pigmented flowers. It has been...
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Chumash Day gathering shines bright
The welcoming ambiance of musicians drumming and singing indigenous songs while dancers twirled in colorful outfits had the effect of luring anyone, not just natives,...
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Girls’ mountain biking crushes the competition
The girls of NPHS’s mountain bike team have dominated the field so far this season, heavily contributing to the team’s overall score. The team’s races...
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“The Crucible” offers insight and student opportunity
On the surface, reading or watching “The Crucible” is a form of entertainment based on a hysteric period, yet diving into the context and moral...
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Historical Rainfall floods Southern California
Recent rain storms brought flooding and destruction to Southern California. An atmospheric river that lasted from Feb. 3-7 brought incredible rainfall, in some areas as...
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NPHS “leapers” celebrate the leap year
Since the 16th century, our modern calendar, the Gregorian calendar, has included “leap day,” which occurs only once every four years. Leap day was created...
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Community cultivated through pickleball
Originally created as a fun familial summer activity, pickleball was popularized as a less strenuous alternative to tennis. Due to its relatively simple rules and...
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“Mean Girls” movie musical was not “fetch”
Return to Northshore High School with a musical flair in the new adaptation of the beloved 2000’s classic Mean Girls. Mean Girls follows Cady Heron’s...
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Revising Valentine’s Day Expectations
In third grade, I spent hours meticulously creating personalized valentines for each person in my class. I made paper dolls and cut out hearts and...
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La Reina closes its doors after 60 years
La Reina High School and Middle School, the private all-girls Catholic school in Thousand Oaks, announced on Jan. 24 that it will close this June....