All posts tagged "index"
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Ukrainian refugees adjust to life in Thousand Oaks
**Quotes from Yuliia Kurta have been translated by Danila Paskevic On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. As of May 2023, about 125,000 Ukranians have...
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Learning to live without her
My whole family loves Young Frankenstein, not because of Gene Wilder, but because of my mom’s impression of the monster horrendously singing “Puttin on the...
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NPHS students get ready for their summers
As the school year winds down to a close and students prepare for the summer, many are looking for interesting vacation spots away from the...
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Student one acts create laughter
The theater department of the NPHS theater has achieved the seemingly impossible, proving that high school students are able to create hilarious and intriguing scenes,...
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Perpetual gun violence leads to desensitization
“____ is in our thoughts and prayers.” Fill in the blank with any location that has been a victim of gun violence, and you might...
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Grieving through senior year
On November 27, my dad passed away tragically in my living room. My mother and I gave him CPR for what felt like hours while...
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Hybrid classes offer flexibility
Non-traditional class schedules are gaining interest at NPHS. Shriya Rajesh, junior, is currently taking Steve Johnson’s hybrid history class. “I took the hybrid class because...
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NPHS students will miss their beloved teachers
Steve Johnson, Newbury Park High School history teacher, is retiring after 39 impactful years of teaching. Johnson has been a dedicated teacher at NPHS for...
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Bold in Italics publishes a new issue
Bold in Italics, NPHS’ semi-annual magazine that showcases some of the students’ best artwork, writing and photography, has released a brand new issue. This issue...
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Students take unconventional and conventional routes
Hex Weak, senior, is planning on entering the National Bartending School in Thousand Oaks this fall. Weak is pursuing her interest in bartending and mixology,...