Features
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Families of the Law
“He promises me he’ll be okay, and he never goes back on a promise,” Emma Burzinski, freshman said. With an uncle who works as a...
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Skylar DeVault: A fighter on and off the field
Most people know how to tie their own shoelaces by grade school and hardly think about it after that. Then again, most people don’t have...
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Elizabeth Ging: running after her dreams
As if running the first eight wasn’t enough, senior Elizabeth Ging ran her ninth 50 kilometer race “ultramarathon” on Feb. 7, the latest stride in...
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To be a Hero
FHA-Hero is a program that helps create skills to help in the workplace, builds community, and focuses on career development. Students in the program at...
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Intermediate dance: Bridging the gap
In previous years, students who have taken Beginning Dance and wanted to progress further into the dance program without taking the IB dance class or...
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Biotech takes Baxter
While the majority of students take typical science courses such as biology, chemistry, and physics, not many know of or take advantage of more specialized...
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Thinking Out Loud
Public speaking may be frightening to some, but for those in the Speech and Debate club, it is second nature. The club has grown to...
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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...
