Features
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Mr. Intlekofer: 30 years and still going strong
Richard Intlekofer, better known as Mr. I, has been part of the Newbury Park community for 48 years. After moving to Newbury Park in 1965...
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Young man, young students unite for music
Marcus Klotz, one of the new choir directors for Advanced Women’s Ensemble as well as Concert Choir, has begun his first teaching job at a...
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Náti: A Newbury Park success story
Stores have come and gone at The Village in Dos Vientos, a quaint retail center featuring a market, pre-school, and coffee house. However, one success...
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A Philharmonic Success: Student performs concert over summer
“It really felt good when people said you did a good job,” Akash Velu, junior, said, “because you felt like all your work actually paid...
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Colleges recruit top student athletes
Almost every high school athlete’s dream is to be offered a full-ride scholarship to the Division I school of their choice. But how often...
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A victory in backstroke
Halfway through the 100 meter backstroke at the meet against Agoura High School, Jason Lu, freshman, looked at the scoreboard and knew it was going...
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Are you doing anything cool this summer?
For many students, summer break is the time to tan at the beach, explore Santa Monica with friends, visit campgrounds with family, and spend lazy...
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Online Gaming: From Teacher to Student
Because of issues like violence in video games and withdrawal from society, many people criticize online gaming. Nevertheless millions of people play them every day,...
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Seeing, Stuffing, Starving
The Stigma and the Science Over 24 million people in the US have an eating disorder, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and...
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Going for the Black and Gold: Special Olympics
Every year in May, National Honor Society plans, coordinates, and collaborates with the Special Education program to put on the Special Olympics. In creating this...