All posts tagged "index"
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Matthew Bourne’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is hauntingly beautiful
First premiering in 2019, the touring company of Matthew Bourne’s modern ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” came to the Ahmanson Theater on Jan. 28, and ran...
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Girls’ Varsity Basketball scores victory in State Regional
On Thursday, Feb.29, the Newbury Park Girls’ Varsity Basketball faced West Ranch High School in the second state playoff game of the season. The Panthers...
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Student v. Teacher
Alana Bond vs. Maxwell Hellard 1. Francophobia is the strong dislike of what? Bond: The French Hellard: Frank Ocean A: The French 1-0 Hellard sacre-blew...
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Community cultivated through pickleball
Originally created as a fun familial summer activity, pickleball was popularized as a less strenuous alternative to tennis. Due to its relatively simple rules and...
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‘The Monk and the Gun’ meditates on democracy
When “The Monk and the Gun” caught my eye on a list of newly released films I had no idea what I was in for....
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‘Bob Marley: One Love’ fails to inspire
Whether you just heard him playing at a restaurant on vacation one day or your favorite type of music has been reggae since you were...
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U.S Airman lights himself on fire in protest of Israeli invasion
On Feb. 25, 25-year-old active duty U.S Airman, Aaron Bushnell, set himself on fire ultimately killing himself in an act of self-immolation in front of...
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CLU celebrates the year of the Dragon
On Feb.23, California Lutheran University center for global engagement hosted its third celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year on campus. The celebration marked...
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FAFSA Changes roll out in delayed soft launch in 2024
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) was delayed from its usual launch on Oct. 1 until Dec. 30 when it was announced that...
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ASG teacher spills the beans on family coffee business
In addition to teaching Physical Education, ASG and coaching, Chris Soury helps with harvesting and running tours at his wife’s family’s farm in Santa Paula....