Articles by Taylor Griggs
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Starbucks sued for unethical sourcing
Starbucks is being sued by the U.S. Consumer Advocacy Group for allegedly promising ethically sourced beans and products despite their farms inappropriately ordaining labor and...
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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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Wonka cast purely imagines new rendition
Published in 1964, Rohld Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” tells the story of a young, poor boy selected to visit the prestigious Willy Wonka’s...
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18 murdered in deadliest shooting in Maine’s history
On Oct. 26, Robert Card killed 18 people and injured 13 at a bar and bowling alley in Lewiston, Maine. Days later, Card was found...
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Girls’ basketball dribbles into another season
Winter sports have begun and the Newbury Park High School Girls Basketball team is preparing for another great season. Kierabella Coletta-Todd, junior, started playing basketball...
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Figure skaters spin across the ice
Living in California, where the cold is a rarity, figure skating is often an overlooked sport. However, whether skaters are drilling double flips or refining...
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Student Vs Teacher
Maddie Neier and Mr. Svoboda (D-5) c Maddie – 1 Mr. Svoboda – 7 What is the most popular Halloween costume according to Google?...
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The LEAP Program embraces students with kindness
The Learning Essential Academic Program (LEAP) offered at NPHS allows students with special needs to learn in classrooms that focus on a teaching style directed...
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Exploring the NPHS Pathways
Introduction As 8th graders become freshmen, freshmen become sophomores, and so on, the terms IB, AP, and dual enrollment are tossed around without much understanding...
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Boys’ Beach Volleyball hits the sand
As players get ready for another school year, they are excited for the start of the beach volleyball season. Houston Hull, senior and left-side player,...