All posts tagged "index"
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Christmas may have lost its magic
What makes Christmas the happiest time of year for most families in the U.S.? For some, it is the impossibly cheery music, or the relatives...
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Priscilla reveals new perspective to fame
Elvis Presley is one of the most famous American artists of all time. The rich history of his life is often discussed in pop culture,...
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Daylight savings should be discontinued
I remember waking up one Sunday morning when I was seven or eight years old, and going to wake up my parents. I walked down...
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Girls’ Softball wins Best Dance Crew
On Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. in the NPHS stadium, lights illuminated the field and bleachers, setting the stage for a night of dancing in...
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Driving through homecoming weekend
In the pulse of purple and green lights, students spun and swayed to the music at this year’s homecoming dance. Dance-goers donned formal attire, some...
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Social media spurs a new wave of propaganda
For students living in America, the conflict that is occurring on the Gaza strip is extremely confusing to comprehend. As our government politically supports Israel,...
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Music Corner
On Oct. 6, Drake released his eighth official studio album, “For All The Dogs,” as a precursor to an upcoming hiatus to focus on his...
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Water polo focuses on regrowth
Though this water polo season was very different that the season prior, Newbury Park High School’s boys water polo team maintains its sense of community....
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New “Percy Jackson” novel sparks nostalgia
Throughout a vast portion of my childhood, I was knee-deep in a Greek Mythology phase. I read books, watched movies and listened to podcasts. This...
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Plans for Newbury Park’s first Dunkin Donuts
America’s largest coffee and doughnuts franchise, Dunkin Donuts, will be joining Taco Bell, Exer Urgent Care, the Waffle Experience and Sports Clips in the Conejo...