Features
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The sky is the limit for student pilots
“I can fly anywhere in the world,” Matyas Pallai, senior, said, “wherever I want to go with all my friends.” On Jan. 28 of this...
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Road to Election 2016
Caucuses: Do they matter? For students who spend time on any media outlet, it’s impossible to scroll through Twitter or switch to a news channel...
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Pursuing Art
In the spotlight: majoring in vocal talent As seniors begin to hear back from colleges and plan out their futures, a select few look to...
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California FHA-HERO gets a new president
Hayley Taggart, senior, has been elected as the president of the FHA-HERO program in the state of California. The program, which boasts over 5,000 students...
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Building up to the state competition: Robotics Team qualifies for next level of VEX
After an increase in membership and learning opportunities, the robotics team competed in and won a VEX Robotics Competition on Dec. 22, 2015. These competitions...
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From Newbury Park to Manhattan: orchestra sends two students to take on Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall in New York City first opened in 1891 for the famous composer Tchaikovsky’s American debut. Now, cellist Danny Murphy, junior, and violinist Ashley...
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Finding peace of mind
High school life is fast-paced: filled with schoolwork, social media, volunteering, friends, jobs, and more. With so much simultaneously going on, many high schoolers struggle...
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Know Your Rights
In California, there are several educational codes that help protect student rights that are often overlooked due to a lack of knowledge of the general...
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Senioritis bites the dust
High School seems to be all about deadlines, but certain students at NPHS have decided to push the most important deadline just a few month...
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Tuning into the news
Every Wednesday and Friday during third period, teachers turn their televisions to channel six and await the newest episode of Panther TV (PTV). This year,...
