Entertainment
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Choir shows off their voice at College of the Canyons festival
NPHS choir students take the stage. The room falls deadly silent in anticipation of the next song. As the music starts, the room is met...
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Pirates of Penzance hooks audiences
The curtain opens up to reveal a cast of pirates: 11 sisters, 13 cops and a general, dressed in handmade costumes, smiling proudly before taking...
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Stranger Things returns for another great season
The hit series “Stranger Things” was released last year, recently returning for another great season. Fans were left guessing at the end of the last...
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Broadcast One offers a new perspective
C20 is a room bustling with students managing cameras spread around the room and editing software– all to learn how to be newscasters. Broadcasting 1...
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Mario Odyssey: Embarking into newfound territory
I’ve never been a fan of Mario games. Their traditionally linear structure and one-dimensional platforming has never appealed to me, and while the 3D...
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Chilled to the bone
Blood-curling screams rang through the air as they walked through the dark and foreboding attraction. The group huddled in a tight circle in hopes of...
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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...