24-25 Issue 3
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Substitute teachers make a school of a difference in the classroom
In a classroom, it is pretty typical to hear a teacher tell their students, “Teachers have lives too.” Though often forgotten, teachers have numerous responsibilities...
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“Saturday Night” transports their audience back to the 1970s
“Saturday Night,” directed by Jason Reitman and released on Oct. 11, goes backstage into the lives of the original cast of “Saturday Night Live” ,...
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Unconventional classic “Romeo + Juliet” takes the internet by storm
Called “admirably diverse, comfortably queer and aggressively zillennial” by The British Guardian, the Broadway debut of “Romeo + Juliet” has been anything but subtle. From...
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“Heretic” challenges religious control
The debate between fate and free will is a recurring topic in entertainment that has captivated audiences throughout history. We have seen these quandaries in...
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Russia sues Google for banned YouTube accounts
Google has accumulated fines worth two undecillion rubles, or 20 decillion USD, from a Russian court on Oct 31. It is being held liable for...
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Panther Prowler journalists take home a win at CSUN competition
NPHS’ Panther Prowler student newspaper competed in the LA Times: HS Insiders “Journalism Day Competition” at California State University, Northridge on Oct. 26 and...
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T.O citizens mix it up with Santa Monica trails
If you search “Thousand Oaks” on Google, the Oaks Mall is not the first thing to pop up. In fact, many visitors are attracted to...
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Cooking classes at NPHS fosters culinary creation
The culinary arts are a vital part of cultural identity, comfort and the essence of our core memories. Whether it is preparing food for a...
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Studio Channel Islands inspires creativity for local artists
At Studio Channel Islands, local artists have different motivations as to why they create their art. Elana Kundell, Peggy Pownall and Micheal Rohde are just...
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NPHS students give back locally through volunteering
NPHS is filled with clubs and interest groups, often led by high schoolers that want to better the community. From raising money for charity organizations...