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Haunting for a good cause: Reign of Terror opens to support volunteer Tom Hood
The Reign of Terror Haunted House at the Janss Marketplace is a Thousand Oaks Halloween favorite. The elaborate haunted house opens every October, drawing large...
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Students explore firefighting life in Cadet program
Not every high school student gets to explore the mechanics of fire trucks, go on 911 calls, and experience life in a fire station. However,...
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Old Music, New Success
A competitive adult bagpipe band is the last thing you’d expect to find in a high school cafeteria in the middle of the night. But...
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Alumni join Berkeley protests in response to police brutality
NPHS alumni joined protests at the University of California, Berkeley in response to the recent wave of police brutality starting with a string of fatal...
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Suicide
Do it for Jakeb: The struggle to unite and fight against bullying “I think about Jakeb every day. That’s why I’m wearing this bracelet. It...
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Surprise, Surprise! Mariana de Maille named a national finalist for the Wendy’s High School Heisman Scholarship
“We were sitting in class and there was a knock on the door,” said Mariana de Maillé, senior. “And in walks some strangers I didn’t...
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Taylor Hertz: Composing his way to a career
An accomplished pianist and violinist, senior Taylor Hertz both plays music and writes it. Over the duration of his musical career, Hertz has composed both...
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Teaching into your DMS
With over 232 million users, Twitter has emerged as a popular social networking site for teens to talk about what they just ate, when they...
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Struggles abroad renew worries at home
Despite the ceasefire that ended Operation Protective Edge in late August, violence between Israel and Palestine has persisted. In the past week, several people were...
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A whole new world: foreign exchange students come to campus
Traveling to a foreign country for a year, attending a new school, and living with a family you have never met can be daunting. But...