Articles by Abby Gorman
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Coronavirus sparks change in college admissions
The abrupt closure of schools across the nation in March left juniors wondering how COVID-19 would impact the college admission process in the fall. Changes...
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Jenna Naumann strives for service
It’s easy to lose motivation while being locked up in our homes, but Jenna Naumann, sophomore, is determined to stay active and help out those...
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The government needs to do more to help unemployed
With the closure of nonessential businesses in over 30 states to prevent the spread of COVID-19, upwards of 6.6 million Americans have been forced to...
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Grace Chen adjusts to life home from college
Nobody is left unaffected during a crisis, but the abrupt switch to online school for students has presented a difficult challenge. This uncertain time has...
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Acacia elementary students study science
On Friday, Feb. 28, students from Acacia Magnet School’s Enrichment Clusters program came to Newbury Park High School for an immersive experience to learn more...
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Students work at primary election
Mar. 3, 2020 marked the most recent primary election day in California. Voters flocked to the polls to cast their votes for several public office...
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Club knits for cancer patients
For students interested in service and creativity, Knitting is Giving is the place to be. In D-8 at lunch every other Monday, club members meet...
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Making the cut – College Edition
The impact of education Let’s play a game. In a short 1,460 days, you must become captain of a sports team, president of eight clubs...
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Flaherty’s fencers fight for fun
Every Wednesday and Thursday after school, the members of the fencing interest group come together to dress in much-needed safety gear and report to the...
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The illusion of choice: Play the iconic capitalist game
Every supermarket replicates a similar sight. Dozens of near identical products are strategically placed on the shelves, each with messages insisting that they are the...