Articles by Juliet Schohn
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Thou shall debate about Shakespeare
Bruno Shapiro: Reading Shakespeare’s works is, as he described life in “King John,” “as tedious as a twice-told tale, vexing the dull ear of a...
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My new year’s resolution: to rediscover myself
I have long been a philosophical child. I always had more questions than my parents or teachers had answers, and gathered knowledge to hoard it...
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Seniors commit to college early decision
As the college application season comes to a close, many seniors may recall the host of emotions experienced during this process. The anticipation of the...
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NPHS dance department performs winter concert
Awash with vibrant colors and diverse song choices, the winter dance concert titled “Legacy” honored the works of famous musicians, both modern and from ages...
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“Once Upon A Mattress” enchants audiences
Roses pile upon the edge of the stage as glistening specs of light dance on the rich burgundy satin as the curtains close for the...
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NPHS rock climbers scale new heights
Whether it is by scaling a mountainside rock face or conquering an indoor boulder route, NPHS’ rock climbers work to improve their technique in this...
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Cutting SNAP benefits harms America’s working class
Imagine your Thanksgiving table. Can you smell the turkey, the mashed potatoes, the stuffing? Can you hear the laughter and buzz of conversation on America’s...
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Newbury Park farmers market fosters community
Opened on Oct. 4, the Newbury Park Farmers Market, on the corner of Old Conejo rd. and Wendy drive, operates Saturdays between 9 a.m. and...
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Books that give off the autumn vibe
Fall is the cosiest season for reading, curling up with a mug of tea or hot cocoa for a wonderful read. In addition to the...
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ICE impacts Ventura
Introduction In early 2025, federal immigration enforcement actions intensified across California. In Ventura County, a series of federal immigration raids targeted agricultural workers, leading to...