21-22 Issue 4
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US government fails to act after countless shootings
Three years ago, Thousand Oaks suffered one of the greatest tragedies the city has ever experienced. The Borderline shooting took place on Nov. 7, 2018...
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Women in history are inspirational
From a young age, learning about women in history was inspiring, as they showed me how to use my own power to create a legacy...
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“House of Gucci” falls short of expectations
With an extensive budget of 75 million dollars and its suspenseful build up, the world expected “House of Gucci,” directed by Ridley Scott, to be...
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Abilities Awareness Week is undergoing significant changes
Abilities Awareness Week is an all inclusive week long event that educates students what it’s like to live with disabilities, but it is undergoing significant...
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5 year old fatally shot by teenager making video
In Minnesota on Nov. 25, Thanksgiving Day, a 5-year-old was fatally shot by a 13-year-old who was making a video for social media. A group...
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Facing the highs and lows of school breaks
School breaks are a time for students to unwind from the pressure of school and spend time with family. As much as people long for...
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Massive purchases made on the Metaverse
Investors are buying millions of dollars worth of virtual land in the metaverse, making it a hot property market. The metaverse is a virtual intersection...
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“The Beatles: Get Back” brings Beatles back to life
Peter Jackson’s “The Beatles: Get Back,” released between Nov. 25 and Nov. 27 and named after the beloved track from The Beatles’ 1970 record “Let...
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Legislature being modified to limit Facebook’s hate
On Dec. 1, Frances Haugen, who recently exposed Facebook for misconduct, helped lawmakers as they debated proposals for social media site regulation. Haugen, a former...
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“Home Sweet Home Alone” fails to understand filmmaking
Since 1990 six Home Alone films have been released, only two of which manage to earn above 30% on Rotten Tomatoes. The last three remakes...