All posts tagged "index"
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Frankenstein brings deceased audiences back to life
Although Halloween may be over, Guillermo del Toro delivered a thrilling film, “Frankenstein,” to Netflix on November 8th, bringing an eerie vibe back into the...
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Dystopian literature should be your wake up call
I have spent many mornings drifting away into faraway lands of audiobook narrations in my English classes, occasionally getting lost in my winter fatigue as...
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New unified sports coach establishes herself at NPHS
This year, the NPHS Unified Sports Club is supported by a new coach. The club itself is centered around inclusivity and diversity, with special needs...
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PTV brings student broadcasting to life
Newbury Park High School’s Panther TV gives students the opportunity to engage their creative side, whether as an anchor, camera operator, editor or scriptwriter....
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Finn Kerns serves as the Student School Board Trustee
If you’ve been fortunate enough to stumble into a local school board meeting, you have likely heard the charismatic and vibrant character of Trustee Finn...
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“Once Upon A Mattress” enchants audiences
Roses pile upon the edge of the stage as glistening specs of light dance on the rich burgundy satin as the curtains close for the...
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Facing fear and isolation in today’s political climate
I have an incredibly vivid memory of crying in my room the night that Donald Trump was elected as president last year. As someone who...
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Día de los Muertos celebrates ancestors and traditions
The festival of Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is celebrated all around the world, primarily in certain parts of Mexico and...
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The Decline in Game Show Culture within the modern day
From touchless pay to mass automation within every industry, human connection has been declining, and if it follows the downward spiral it has been on,...
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Fear of wokeness scares away compassion
It feels as though I have awoken to a new America. Gone are the days of the word “woke” referring to awareness of racial and...