Articles by Nandini Patro
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The AP Art History course is far from diverse
In the spring of 2020, I signed up for the AP Art History course with high hopes. I was looking forward to the “investigation of...
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“Wonder Woman 1984” lets everyone down
“Wonder Woman 1984” was a highly anticipated movie, being a sequel to one of the best movies of 2017. Released on Christmas Day of 2020...
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Music Corner – Issue 5
“Celebrating America,” hosted by beloved actor and filmmaker Tom Hanks, was a star-studded inauguration concert with much-needed themes of unity and hope. The virtual event...
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Latino Connections spreads culture
The Latino Connections club has been around for almost 30 years and continues to spread awareness of Latino culture. Even during quarantine, the club still...
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“Selena: The Series” illustrates the story of Tejano legend
The new Netflix series, “Selena: The Series” allows watchers a peek into the intimate details of the life of late Tejano music star, Selena Quintanilla....
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Read these books to conquer Winter Break boredom
Over winter break, it’s easy to get bored. Especially with COVID-19, most holiday trips are cancelled, and students are stuck at home. However, to conquer...
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President-elect Joe Biden creates his cabinet
President-elect Joe Biden has begun to assemble his Cabinet officials, who will accompany Biden into the White House when he is sworn into presidency in...
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Ventura County moves back into the purple tier
Ventura County has officially been moved back into the purple tier, a mere couple of weeks after the county received news of being moved to...
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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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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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