Articles by Manas Khatore
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Eating disorders destroy teen lives
As modern media has evolved, teenagers across the world have adopted a negative mindset about body image. According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa...
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Boys swim succeeds against the current
When Wonjin Ko, senior, entered his sophomore year, he had one time in mind. One minute and 31.02 seconds, the record time for the 200...
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Letter from the Editors
We did not foresee that we would once again create our annual special edition magazine remotely. This past year has been an undeniably challenging year,...
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Teachers innovate online learning
The implementation of distance learning has shaken up education systems across the globe, as teachers are forced to adapt their classrooms to be completely online,...
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Seniors opt for a different route
In a culture that is becoming more focused on college admissions, it is important to take a step back and acknowledge students who take the...
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Courtney Brousseau keeps inspiring others
Sporting khaki shorts and a huge smile, Courtney Brousseau was a force to be reckoned with. Brousseau graduated from NPHS in 2015 and UC Berkeley...
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Kavita Rai keeps her cool in Quarantine
Quarantine is a relatively new way of life for most people. Due to COVID-19, many have had to find new ways to work, exercise and...
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Emily Ho and Science Olympiad cannot compete with COVID-19
Filled with exciting opportunities, Emily Ho’s, junior, second semester is not turning out as expected. “The pandemic has closed basically all of my extracurriculars. I...
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Calderwood copes with the COVID-19 outbreak
With spring approaching, students were looking forward to warmer weather, end-of-the-year activities and hanging out with friends. Jackson Calderwood, senior, was one such student. Calderwood...
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Students kickflip into skateboarding
Upside down with the board still on their feet, skaters are able to do things that make others jealous. The board designs, complicated tricks and...