Entertainment
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Afghani street artist draws in NPHS Girl Up
Shamsia Hassani, an arts lecturer at Kabul University, is recognized as the first female graffiti artist in Afghanistan. As a way of commenting on social...
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Performances raise awareness for mental illness
Lights, camera, recovery. The Newbury Park High School Theatre Department hosted an event in the Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Oct. 21 in conjunction with...
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Tara’s Himalayan Cuisine spices up local restaurant options
It’s easy to miss the rather unassuming exterior of Tara’s Himalayan Cuisine– other than an inconspicuous banner hung over the old Pasta and Pizza sign,...
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Horror Nights at Universal
With an $89 ticket and a group of friends, the anticipation builds for a frightful night. This would be my first time visiting the haunting...
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Panthers dance the night away
The house lights dim and a blue light shines on a couple standing in the middle of the gym. Music pumps through the speakers as...
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Pricey threads are turning heads
Supreme, a popular brand iconic for their simplistic red box with the word “Supreme” embossed or embroidered into their clothing, is known for charging high...
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Zelda, Breath of the Wild: Breathing New Life Into a Stale Genre
The Legend of Zelda, Breath of the Wild’s lush open world made me fall in love. This is the first Zelda sequel we’ve seen in...
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Kneeling, knowledge and news: political television
After a long and tiring day of school, it is finally time to go home, relax and watch some television. As you channel surf and...
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Men’s choir gains new voices
As the new year rings in, Men’s Choir has brought in new members and a new practice schedule. Unlike regular choir programs, Men’s Choir is...