Articles by Tiana Hoang
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Special Olympics fosters inclusivity on the field
On a cool Saturday morning, the cheers of students, parents and staff alike roared from the football field. Taking a closer look, students are seen...
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Buddhism needs to be taught more accurately
Being part of a Buddhist family, my childhood is painted with memories of practicing Buddhist traditions and values. At such a young age, of course,...
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Girls’ sand volleyball sets up for success
As the girls’ indoor volleyball season ends in late October, many players return to the court for sand volleyball, which starts up in the spring....
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Attack the titan of anime stigma
When I was younger, anime, an umbrella term used to describe Japanese animation, was a somewhat ubiquitous aspect of my life. I remember being encapsulated...
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“Blue Period” creates art within art
The world of fine art is one that often comes as a mystery to those looking from the outside. “Blue Period,” an anime series that...
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Take a tour of the Conejo Valley
Chakaa Tea Cafe This September, Chakaa Tea Cafe opened its doors to the public. First started in Arcadia, Chakaa was first opened by a Taiwanese...
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The stigma around community college needs to be erased
NPHS offers many opportunities through the International Baccalaureate program, numerous Advanced Placement classes and a wide range of clubs and extracurriculars. It comes as no...
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Newsom and Parks triumph over recall efforts
On Tuesday, Sept.14, California Governor Gavin Newsom prevailed in the recall election.. Election ballots were sent out to the homes of every registered voter in...