Articles by Parker Bohl
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PTV Live captivates NPHS students
For over seven years the advanced broadcasting class, Panther Television (PTV) has provided students with the opportunity to learn skills for the broadcast TV industry...
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2024 Oscars honor some of the right films
By some miracle the Academy has managed to have two good Oscar years in a row. If you ignore Jimmy Kimmel’s grating commentary and allow...
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‘The Monk and the Gun’ meditates on democracy
When “The Monk and the Gun” caught my eye on a list of newly released films I had no idea what I was in for....
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FAFSA Changes roll out in delayed soft launch in 2024
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) was delayed from its usual launch on Oct. 1 until Dec. 30 when it was announced that...
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Oscar nominations are mostly acceptable
With the exception of a handful of snubs and questionable inclusions, the 2024 Oscars seem to have given artistic merit some genuine consideration. As anticipated,...
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The Boy and the Heron illustrates creativity in cinema
The Boy and the Heron delivers one of the most creative and original stories of the past year. In Hayao Miyazaki’s latest film, a boy...
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NPHS photo classes approach subject differently
From developing film under the red lights in the darkroom or adjusting exposure in photoshop, some Newbury Park High School students have opted to study...
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Driving through homecoming weekend
In the pulse of purple and green lights, students spun and swayed to the music at this year’s homecoming dance. Dance-goers donned formal attire, some...
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Managing Media Consumption
I have often filled the idle moments of my day with a steady stream of incoherent digital stimuli that have left me feeling empty and...
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Hybrid classes offer flexibility
Non-traditional class schedules are gaining interest at NPHS. Shriya Rajesh, junior, is currently taking Steve Johnson’s hybrid history class. “I took the hybrid class because...