24-25 Issue 5
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Jeju Air crash leaves several families mourning
Jeju Air Flight 2216’s deadly crash in South Korea killed 179 victims on Dec. 29. The Boeing 737-800, operated by Jeju Air, was a scheduled...
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You can’t scroll away from poverty and homelessness
This winter break, I visited my parents’ native country, India– Bandra, Mumbai to be specific. I have been there many times, and I always look...
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“Nosferatu” invokes classic horrors for modern audiences
“Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror” was released as a silent film in 1922, and created a fan base for gothic horror, one that pushed for...
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Family traditions keep memories alive
My childhood was full of magical traditions filled with family and joy. Recently, I turned 17-years-old, and I realized just how much of my childhood...
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TikTok faces legal hurdles in the U.S.
Recently, widespread discussion has been generated by the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, more commonly known as the “TikTok ban.” The argument...
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Girl Scouts seniors reach for Gold and help the community
As the finish line of their senior year comes into view, several Girl Scout Ambassadors have taken up the task of earning their Gold Award....
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“Mufasa: The Lion King” just can’t wait to be king
“The Lion King” is one of the most beloved and popular Disney movies, and “Mufasa” lived up to all of its glory. Going into the...
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EARThS science lab fosters engaged learning
From the jumping spider to the rainbow trout fry, EARThS Magnet Elementary School’s life science lab is crawling with creatures with which students have the...
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The T.O. community navigates power outages
With the traffic lights dark and the shopping centers empty, Thousand Oaks looks like a ghost town while residents adapt to life without electricity. Today,...
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Girls’ water polo made a splash this season
As the ‘24-‘25 winter sport season comes to a close, the NPHS girls’ water polo team argues that they have finished off a great season....