Entertainment
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From Script to Stage: Behind the Scenes of High Noonish
With their first play of the year, the theater department brought High Noonish, an original melodrama spinoff of the 1950’s western film High Noon, to...
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You Could Be Living Alone On Mars: The Martian Review
“The Martian,” a movie based on the novel by Andy Weir, has taken the U.S., and the world, by storm, still captivating audiences more than...
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New Kid on the Block: Broad Museum Review
When we think of art in Los Angeles, two images come to mind: glitzy Hollywood movies and vibrant murals in hip districts like downtown, Santa...
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Required Book Review
It’s a familiar feeling in English class: that wary feeling of being assigned novels and plays. Students’ natural instinct tells them to rebel against this forced...
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Yaks: A Blessing or a Curse?
Yik Yak has become the most popular app used for all the wrong reasons. Useful for cyber bullying, one cannot scroll down more than four...
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Beware of Crimson Peak
Released on Oct. 16 and directed by the renowned Guillermo del Toro, the R rated film “Crimson Peak” is far better than its trailers. Horror...
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Local teens keep rocking on
From commercially successful bands such as The Neighbourhood and AWOLNATION, to popular local bands Full Measure, Paper, and Static, Newbury Park has been a place...
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Teachers remember Halloweens past
Fall is a season of change, a precursor to the rebirth of spring. One of America’s greatest fall traditions, Halloween, has also seen many changes...
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Just be Faster than Your Friends: Zombie run comes to school
“You can run, you can walk, you can crawl. As long as you make it through.” These are the words of Emily Goldstein, junior and...
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Celebrate Survival: October Music Shenanigans
October is a time of celebration, not only due to the beautiful holiday of Halloween but for being able to survive a month of school....