20-21 Issues
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COVID-19 will spark a wave of creative filmmaking
When the pandemic began, the film industry underwent a tremendous loss. Most theatres have closed, and most production crews are too large for shooting to...
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Girls Tennis strikes through COVID-19
With there being less chances for the girls tennis team to go back to the courts, this season hasn’t been like any other. Among other...
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Celebrate Thanksgiving safely
Thanksgiving is a day meant to be spent together sharing food with loved ones. However, with social distancing orders in place, family gatherings seem almost...
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NPHS gains an Esports team
At the start of this school year, Stephen Lepire, principal, announced that our school would be starting our own Esports team. Joseph Calaba, Michael Weingarden...
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“The Thinning” brings light to overpopulation
As a kid, I was never allowed to watch horror movies. Up until the age of 13, the only movie that might qualify as “horror”...
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Girls Lacrosse shoots past COVID-19
As pandemic life begins to mix with a little bit of normal, girls lacrosse preseason has kicked off to a strong start. While practice is...
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Super Joey leads with empathy
“No child should fight cancer alone.” This is the motto of the Super Joey Foundation, a nonprofit organization founded with the purpose of supporting families...
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Dancers saunter back to the dance floor
Since the beginning of quarantine, many dancers have sustained their practices through Zoom calls and recordings. However, as the cases decrease, many competitive dancers at...
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Businesses begin to reopen
As COVID-19 cases have decreased locally, Ventura County has moved into the red tier, meaning that businesses and other operations can open under strict regulations....
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PTV overcomes remote learning challenges
In a class seemingly dependent on access to a studio, PTV has had to completely change their production process. Jack Bernard, sophomore, has been a...