24-25 Issue 7
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Local healthcare businesses keep Newbury Park residents flourishing
Newbury Park has countless valuable assets to offer its residents. One of the shining stars is the local healthcare business scattered throughout our community. Not...
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IB Dance showcases their choreography
On Friday, March 7, International Baccalaureate dancers took the stage at Newbury Park High School to show friends and family all they have been...
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NPHS Varsity softball team lets connection pave the way to success
The pillar of success in sports starts at their root: the team. The NPHS varsity girls’ softball team hopes to show how connection improves sportsmanship...
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Boys’ volleyball attacks the upcoming season
Oftentimes, the season of spring is symbolic of renewal. With the spring season of NPHS sports beginning, the return of warm weather also marks a...
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Some sequels are not created equal
There are plenty of movies that deserve to have a sequel to their story, but there are also many where a continuation is just pointless....
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DOGE fires numerous federal government employees
In recent months, the Department of Government Efficiency has fired numerous government employees in an attempt to reduce government spending and budgets. President Donald...
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“The Electric State” is a shockingly better than expected watch
“The Electric State,” released on March 14, was a surprising watch. This is not to say that it is one one of my favorite movies...
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“Yellowjackets” feeds off of fear and humor
“Yellow Jackets,” first released in 2021, follows the story of a girls’ high school soccer team after their plane crashes on the way to national...
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Reading for enjoyment is dying
Whenever I tell someone I read for pleasure they are genuinely shocked. I read over 12 books a year, which is not a lot, but...
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The Lumineers’ new album was not an “Automatic” favorite
I, like millions of other folk music fans, love The Lumineers. I was introduced to The Lumineers in early middle school and ever since my...