All posts tagged "index"
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The Capitol insurrection trials begin
On Jan. 6, 2021, thousands of people from across the country visited Washington D.C. in an attempt to avoid the certification of the 2020 election,...
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Buddhism needs to be taught more accurately
Being part of a Buddhist family, my childhood is painted with memories of practicing Buddhist traditions and values. At such a young age, of course,...
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Activists rally against Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law
On March 8, 2022, the Florida Senate passed the Parental Rights in Education Bill with a 22-17 vote. Gov. Ron DeSantis. R-Flor., has not yet...
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The light of Katie Meyer shines on
From the fierceness she showed as goalkeeper and team captain on Stanford’s Women’s soccer team to her welcoming, kind presence off the field, Katie Meyer,...
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Stop the performative activism
In the electronic age, news spreads like wildfire. Social media has taken over as the younger generation’s “news source,” often spreading biased information about the...
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“Death on the Nile” is as dull as the blades it features
Ever since the cast list was first announced for Kenneth Branagh’s “Death on the Nile”, the public seemed wary about this sequel to 2017’s “Murder...
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Girls’ sand volleyball sets up for success
As the girls’ indoor volleyball season ends in late October, many players return to the court for sand volleyball, which starts up in the spring....
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International week unites all cultures
From Arabic music in the quad to Vietnamese on PTV, International Week, led by NPHS’ International Baccalaureate (IB) students is a time to learn and...
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The Oscars are fundamentally flawed
The Academy Awards, more commonly known as the Oscars, are one of, if not the most, prestigious awards a film can receive. Since its inception...
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NPHS students take on the Science Olympiad
On Saturday Feb. 26, the Science Olympiad competition took place at NPHS. It is a student competition between many schools all over the country. There...