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TO Library hosts virtual programs

By Sera Mohammed

The Thousand Oaks Library is not only a place to rent books, but it also gives people the opportunity to be tutored, gain volunteer hours and much more. The TO Library continues...

Trump represents inhumanity, not the GOP

This country has an obvious division between the two major political parties:...

Community comes together on second anniversary to remember Borderline 12

Nov. 7 marked two years since the shooting at Borderline Bar and...

California is not a liberal haven

Conservatives have oftentimes called California a socialist utopia. Fortunately for them, this...

Virtual Paper – Issue 3

Click the following link to access our virtual paper for Issue 3:...

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    Baseball swings back into season

    McGlauthon Fleming IV | November 7, 2020

    Baseball has always fascinated people, whether it has been through major victories or pop culture icons like Babe Ruth. But now what has been called America’s pastime has joined...

    • Dhruv Patel | November 7, 2020

      Girls Tennis strikes through COVID-19

    • Anna Johnson | November 7, 2020

      NPHS gains an Esports team

    • Nandini Patro | November 7, 2020

      Girls Lacrosse shoots past COVID-19

    • Allison Nguyen | November 7, 2020

      Dancers saunter back to the dance floor

  • Features

    TO Library hosts virtual programs

    Sera Mohammed | November 24, 2020

    The Thousand Oaks Library is not only a place to rent books, but it also gives people the opportunity to be tutored, gain volunteer hours and much more. The...

    • Prasheetha Karthikeyan | November 7, 2020

      Local community supports LGBTQ+ youth

    • Cynthia Gao | November 7, 2020

      Tea Time with Darin Erickson

    • Hayden Meixner | November 7, 2020

      Unity to Spark Change delivers a message

  • Entertainment

    Music Corner Issue 3

    Emma Schoors | November 7, 2020

    “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac has been soaring in popularity among younger audiences thanks to a recent video by Nathan Apodaca, in which he listened to the song while skateboarding...

    • Parker Bohl | November 7, 2020

      COVID-19 will spark a wave of creative filmmaking

    • Hayden Meixner | November 7, 2020

      Celebrate Thanksgiving safely

    • Sera Mohammed | November 7, 2020

      “The Thinning” brings light to overpopulation

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      TO Library hosts virtual programs

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      Trump represents inhumanity, not the GOP

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      Community comes together on second anniversary to remember Borderline 12

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      California is not a liberal haven

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      Baseball swings back into season

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    Trump represents inhumanity, not the GOP

    Sarena Kabir | November 22, 2020

    This country has an obvious division between the two major political parties: the Republicans and Democrats. Each side has their own beliefs that should be respected, that is only...

    California is not a liberal haven

    Carter Castillo | November 22, 2020

    Conservatives have oftentimes called California a socialist utopia. Fortunately for them, this myth is far removed from the truth. California is the most powerful state in the union both...

    We need to look beyond the bubble

    Reese Kelem | November 7, 2020

    It is not uncommon for students that live in Dos Vientos (DV) to be labeled as “the rich kids,” since we all come from a secluded community on the...

    Siblings teach each other

    Gwen Buchanan | November 7, 2020

    As Pamela Dugdale once said, “siblings are the people we practice on, the people who teach us about fairness and cooperation and kindness and caring – quite often the...

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    Community comes together on second anniversary to remember Borderline 12

    Abby Gorman | November 22, 2020

    Nov. 7 marked two years since the shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks. The tight-knit community came together as Thousand Oaks mourned and supported the loved...

    • Carter Castillo | November 7, 2020

      2020 election results come in

    • McGlauthon Fleming IV | November 7, 2020

      Voter suppression continues through the 2020 election

    • Emerson Fuentes-Alabanza | November 7, 2020

      NPHS builds a new softball field

    • Dhruv Patel | November 7, 2020

      Businesses begin to reopen

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    Interviewer: What’s your favorite thing about ph Interviewer: What’s your favorite thing about photography? Antonia Ang, junior: “My favorite thing about photography is the photo shoots. I like how I can hang out with friends and talk to them while we walk to our destination and in between pictures. I like to explore different cool places for shoots, like one time I went to a band and water towers with my friend Ava, and other times I went to beaches for pictures. I like how I can create things that are nice to look at. I used to draw, but it took too long, with photography you just have to click a button and then edit it a little bit. I also like how everyone can see a photo differently, and interpret it differently.” @antoniaangphoto
    Interviewer: What was your favorite part about cel Interviewer: What was your favorite part about celebrating Diwali? Himani Pothulu, Sophomore: My favorite part of celebrating diwali was mainly just meeting with my family friends bc i haven’t seen them in a while and it was nice to see them and talk to them until midnight. another thing i really enjoyed was lighting firecrackers with family and eating the food after diwali was really different this year bc usually we would have a really big party with so many games and activities but this year was special in its own way :)
    Interviewer: “How’s Mock Trial going with ever Interviewer: “How’s Mock Trial going with everything being all virtual?” Meredith Welcher, freshman: “I have never experienced mock trial in person, but I have enjoyed the flexibility of it being online. I live far away from Newbury,  and it’s much more convenient for me it being online and not having to stay in Newbury until mock trial. I do think the atmosphere is different online, but also you can wear pajama pants to every meeting, even the practice trials because people only see your shirt, so that’s been nice. Overall it’s been nice to attend meetings from your room, but I am very excited for when we can all meet in person,” Welcher said.
    Interviewer: How’s football practice going in te Interviewer: How’s football practice going in terms of the pandemic? Preston Handler, freshman: Well, we try to stay 6 ft apart and still work together. We’ve come together as a team really well and we’re looking really good. When I throw, I hand sanitize my hands after each throw and it’s working out really well.
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    Interviewer: “Why did you start Periods with Pri Interviewer: “Why did you start Periods with Pride?” Aarya Bhat, sophomore, “I decided to team up with my now Co-President Himani Pothulu and start this club as it ties in with a non-profit organization known as Periods With Pride. It’s main focus is to collect and donate menstrual hygiene products from community drives for womxn. We both immediately wanted to be a part of this as we also wanted to spread awareness about period poverty. I think this is an extremely important issue, as menstrual hygiene products are considered a luxury item.”
    Interviewer: “What kind of hobbies/ past times h Interviewer: “What kind of hobbies/ past times have you been interested in lately?” Avigail Morris, freshman: “Well the only hobby I really have time for is soccer so I would have to say that. I spend really most of my time on the soccer field with my team which keeps me happy. My soccer team is kinda like my second family.”
    Interviewer: “What inspired you to start ballet Interviewer: “What inspired you to start ballet and volunteer at the studio?” Haley Rippon, senior: “I’ve danced since I was five and loved ballet for as long as I can remember! I was a TA for the special ed class my freshman year and Mrs. Alvarez told me about Ballet For All Kids, an all-inclusive ballet studio that teaches the fundamentals of ballet to children of all ages and all abilities. I started volunteering there the summer before sophomore year, and I am now in the process of becoming a certified instructor. I teach every saturday and we are in the process of creating a virtual nutcracker performance, even during covid!”
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