24-25 Issue 6
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Intergenerational programs foster touching connections
With a bicycle wheel and a story, the 5-year-old walked into the care facility with his class. For children all around the country, intergenerational programs...
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Hazardous materials investigation leads to shelter-in-place
On Feb. 12, at around 5:15 p.m., the Ventura County Fire Department responded to a call regarding a Hazardous Materials incident on the 1300 block...
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Bethany Christian School plans for merge in 2026
On Jan. 10, Bethany Christian School , a kindergarten through eighth-grade school in Thousand Oaks, announced a plan to merge with Hillcrest Christian School...
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Local martial arts classes teach self-defense skills
From the fight to the mindset, many local martial arts courses strive to teach self-defense skills that may be lifesaving in the case of an...
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NPHS Mystery Dinner Theater steals the show Dinner steals the show
Mystery Dinner is an annual theater event that took place on Feb. 7-8, staged in the NPHS cafeteria and heavily featured improvisation and audience interaction....
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IB Languages open students’ eyes to culture and history
From College Preparatory to International Baccalaureate courses, Newbury Park High School students work to learn languages to their fullest extent. NPHS offers four levels...
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Project Pan should be the expectation
Since the new year, a trend called “Project Pan” has become popular on “TikTok.” Project Pan is a challenge to use up all of the...
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Student vs. Teacher, John Leon, Senior, vs. Marilyn Strange, Theater
What is the highest-grossing musical of all time? Leon: “Spongebob” Strange: “The Lion King” A: “The Lion King” Strange can’t wait to be king of...
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Girls’ varsity soccer takes on postseason
The girls’ varsity team wraps up their 2024-25 season by advancing to the first round of CIF playoffs. The team faced La Serna High School...
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Slowing down is not a crime
It was a windy January evening, and as I drove home, adhering to the same rules as four-way stops since the traffic lights were shut...