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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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News in Brief: Robotics Grant & Blanket Drive
The Robotics Club gets a formal grant from the CCA for future competition The Robotics Club focuses on exposing students to hands-on engineering in a...
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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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Signing Day: Challenges and rewards lie ahead for future collegiate athletes
On Wednesday, Feb. 4, 15 student-athletes signed with their future colleges for athletics. Among the athletes that signed their letters of intent in the quad...
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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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Review: “Carmilla” – Lesbian vampires make great stories
Popular among the LGBTQ community and its supporters, the new web series “Carmilla,” found on YouTube, is based off of the gothic novel of the...
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Charlie Hebdo attack impacts students and faculty
In response to offensive cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, two gunmen attacked the satirical magazine “Charlie Hebdo” on the morning of Jan. 7, killing 12...
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Winter Sports Update
Boys’ Basketball: 0-6 Because of their success in the past few years, the team has been moved up into Division 1A, the most competitive division...
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App Club releases new app for club communication
On Jan. 27, the App Club officially released an app called ‘Newbury Park High’ for Apple products. Junior Harsh Karia, president of the App Club,...
