20-21 Issues
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Students’ talent shines through
Talent is everywhere, whether it is on display for everyone to see or concealed behind the public eye. It is something that should be cherished...
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NPHSSF provides for graduating seniors
While many high school students look forward to attending college, paying thousands of dollars in tuition every year can present a challenge. The NPHS Scholarship...
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Students create a yearbook for a unique year
Because this school year is almost entirely online, not many students expected a yearbook at the end of this semester. However, despite the difficulties of...
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COVID-19 cases decline statewide
Gov. Gavin Newsom lifted the stay-at-home order that Californians have been living under for over a month on Jan. 25, after the state projected that...
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College Board cancels SAT Essay and subject tests
The College Board released a statement on Jan. 19 saying “we’re making some changes to reduce demands on students,” officially cancelling the SAT optional essay...
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North Dakota Pipelines threatens our society
In the wake of the new administration, many indigenous leaders have regained hope and reignited a call for action: to shut down the North Dakota...
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Beware of warmongering in media
The United States military has a history of utilizing media to help push warmongering sentiments. Yet as the country continues in the age of social...
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Cultural appropriation makes its blemish on society
Many people have been unable to identify the difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation. Cultural appropriation is when people steal traditional objects from a culture...
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The AP Art History course is far from diverse
In the spring of 2020, I signed up for the AP Art History course with high hopes. I was looking forward to the “investigation of...
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Accessibility is not optional
One of the many changes enacted in the first few weeks of the Biden administration was the addition of a sign language interpreter at daily...