23-24 Issue 5
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Negotiations for Westlake private school in gridlock
Carden Conejo remains unwilling to sign the current 15th version of the lease proposal with the Conejo Valley Unified School District because of a clause...
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Homelessness and what we can do as a community
“Stranger Danger” is one of the first phrases that we are taught as children, to warn us that our safety may be jeopardized by those...
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Embarking on the 100-mile endeavor
Many enjoy a relaxing Sunday morning, drinking coffee and sleeping in, but Asa Fletcher, Ben Kreinces and Nate Porter are exceptions. On the earling morning...
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Girls’ Basketball claims a win streak
Making history, Newbury Park High School’s girls’ basketball team has accomplished a 20-game winning streak. Through hard work and perseverance, the team has made a...
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Oscar nominations are mostly acceptable
With the exception of a handful of snubs and questionable inclusions, the 2024 Oscars seem to have given artistic merit some genuine consideration. As anticipated,...
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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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Her-story made in St. Paul, Minnesota
On Jan. 9, Nelsie Yang, Rebecca Noecker, Cheniqua Johnson, Hwa Jeong Kim, Saura Jost, Anika Bowie and Mitra Jalali were sworn into office at the...
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Percy Jackson TV show pulls viewers in like the tide
Reading “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” can be considered a right of passage. Completing the series is a nearly uniform event for all middle schoolers...
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Acacia Magnet School’s food drive celebrates MLK day
With boxes lining the wall, the Girl Scouts of Acacia Magnet School prepared for their upcoming food drive, dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr. On...
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Newbury Park restaurants fry potatoes into cuisine
Although the classic dish of french fries originated in Belgium, it is an integral part of American culture and can be served among many meals...