All posts tagged "index"
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Man arrested at NPHS is charged with murdering his brother
On Dec. 5, around 8 p.m., law enforcement was called to block 400 of Jeanne Court in response to the attack of 15-year-old Zayde Keohohou,...
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Grading systems fail to support student growth
Recently more teachers are introducing different policies and no two teachers seem to follow the same exact grading practices. While it used to be a...
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NPHS fall sports teams near the season’s finish line
Whether they are wielding a tennis racket, running through windy trails or scoring a touchdown, student athletes on Newbury Park High School’s campus have worked...
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Social media ruins random acts of kindness
I am sure everyone loves a random act of kindness, but unfortunately, the rise of social media has led to the degradation of genuine ones....
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Souplantation needs to make a grand return
If you were to listen closely enough on May 8, 2020, you might have heard the thunderous crashing of my knees to the ground after...
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“Newsies” seize the day
Overview: “Newsies,” originally written by Harvey Fierstein, was brought to life by director Marilyn Strange, aided by the student actors, technicians, choreographers and booster parents....
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Social media is polarizing our country
The internet is a great outlet for information, and can truly educate people if they are looking to be educated, but recently it has caused...
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Losing print media narrows perspective
The perpetual advancement of technology has transferred the world of print media onto screens, making it more convenient to unlock your phone with a tap...
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Thanksgiving is overshadowed by Black Friday
They start coming in the mail just after Halloween, slowly at first, but then more and more. Flyers, brochures, catalogs, a testament to our consumer...
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“Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it”
When the government told my great-grandmother to leave her home and the life her family had built on American soil, it changed everything. Having been...