21-22 Issue 3
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Society needs better education on addiction
Addiction is a problem that people in society criticize and look down upon. Although there are many resources available to help addicts get sober, there...
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Girls’ XC works their way to the top
The NPHS girls’ cross country team has pushed themselves harder than they ever have this season, and their hard work is starting to pay off....
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Freshmen officers fill the class of 2025 board
On Oct. 4, Ahana Bhunia, Aleesa Iqbal, Shea Grohs and Nicholas Durbiano, all freshmen, were elected onto the Class of 2025 board. All four class...
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Music Corner
The Rolling Stones have unveiled their celebration of the 40th anniversary of Tattoo You, the explosive 1981 album that defined the band’s 1980’s musical presence....
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Girls’ tennis team serves into CIFs
For the ninety-fourth year in a row, the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) continues to host their annual sports competitions, which includes the girls’ tennis section....
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“No Time To Die” shocks audiences
Car chases, fight scenes and spies; all things that come with a great James Bond film. “No Time To Die”, starring Daniel Craig as James...
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CVUSD reforms its facility rental price structure
On Oct. 25, CVUSD announced changes involving the price structure for renting any district facilities, such as a classroom or stadium. “We have outside...
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The Alec Baldwin tragedy exposes issues in the film industry
Oct. 21 was supposed to be a typical rehearsal day for the cast and crew of the upcoming western movie “Rust,” starring Alec Baldwin. While...
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Trans rights rally promotes message
On Thursday Oct. 28 at the Civic Arts Plaza, Remi Parise, sophomore, led students to fight for recognition and awareness of the LGBTQ community at...
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Måneskin makes their U.S debut with “Beggin’”
Måneskin, a rock band from Rome, Italy, made their U.S. debut on the “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Thurs. Oct. 28th, performing their hit...