By Plapol Rattapitak, Assistant Photo Editor
Updated March 29, 2019
An image gallery from the Red Cross spring blood drive sponsored by ASB on March 29 in the small gym. Students volunteered to donate blood to the local blood bank.
By Ani Tutunjyan, Staff Writer
Updated March 22, 2019
Model United Nations, MUN, allows students to act as diplomats and explore international issues and solutions to them.
By Ani Tutunjyan, Staff Writer
Updated March 21, 2019
Esketamine has been approved by the FDA and aims to treat treatment-resistant depression.
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By Inesa Sargsyan and Janessa Bisarra
Updated March 25, 2019
Students aren’t the only ones who get to laugh, joke and gossip with their buddies.
By Lucas Shim, Print Editor-in-Chief
Updated March 9, 2019
The teachers of Van Nuys share their own opinions about the UTLA strike and agreement.
By Stefanie Tyo, Layout Editor
Updated March 5, 2019
The devaluation of teachers has reached an all time high that may very well impact education as a whole.
By Zoe Rodriguez, News Editor
Updated February 1, 2019
I am White. I am Hispanic. I am Mixed. What exactly that means to me depends on the day.
By Gwen Langi, Staff Writer
Updated January 16, 2019
Although we are a miniscule 1.5 million out of the 325 million people of this country, Polynesians still make a heavy impact.
Updated January 15, 2019
Learning To Teach: A Lesson In Challenges
Updated January 14, 2019
Mr. Aronson is enrolled in a credential program and instructing the classroom in order to learn how to become a teacher.
By Andre Rodas, Writer
Updated April 2, 2019
This year both James Harden and Giannis Antetokounmpo are putting great numbers as the race for NBA MVP heats up.
By Joseph Hernandez, Staff Writer
Updated March 25, 2019
After a spectacular first five year stint in New York, the New York Football Giants have traded Odell Beckham Jr., the league’s second highest paid receiver, to the Cleveland Browns. The once dismal Cleveland Brown offense has now the most explosive offense in the league on paper.
By Andre Rodas, Writer
Updated March 22, 2019
When D’Angelo Russell was traded to the Nets by the Lakers, the whole basketball world was shaken. It went on to be the best thing that has ever happened to his career.
By Josh Updegraph and Joseph Hernandez
Updated March 15, 2019
Zion Williamson has dominated the competition his whole life and will look to do the same in the NBA.
By Josh Updegraph and Joseph Hernandez
Updated March 14, 2019
Pro wrestling monopolist Vince McMahon blesses football fans around America as his newfound spring football league promises to keep the same level of excitement as the NFL throughout the NFL offseason.
The Controversial Run of Kareem Hunt Continues
Updated March 13, 2019
After the controversial video of Hunt assaulting a woman caused his release from the Kansas City Chiefs last November, the talented running back hopes to erase his rueful past with great plays both on and off the field.
Strong Start to the Track Season
Updated March 7, 2019
The Track and Field team sprints a head start in the season.
By Plapol Rattapitak, Assistant Photo Editor
Updated March 25, 2019
Campbell, the new cheer captain of the Truman High School transfers to Jackson High School and befriends a hip-hop dance crew. She competes alongside the crew at the National Championships.
By Jessica Eusebio, Entertainment Editor
Updated March 14, 2019
Grab some snacks and seats for the VNHS Film Showcase.
By Lucas Shim, Print Editor-in-Chief
Updated March 9, 2019
From theme parks to streaming services, there is a possibility that Disney will own almost everything in the entertainment industry.
By Chau Tran, Staff Writer
Updated March 8, 2019
A Walkout to Remember: Vocal Department partners with the LA Master Chorale to perform an original oratorio performance
By Trisha Khaownimon, Staff Writer
Updated March 7, 2019
An inside look on the similarities and differences between 2000’s favorite Bring it On movie and the upcoming school musical.
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By Gwen Langi, Staff Writer
Updated March 29, 2019
Diseases targeting children make a comeback as antivaxxers continue to resist immunization.
By Ani Tutunjyan, Staff Writer
Updated March 22, 2019
Clergymen of the Catholic Church have been taking advantage of nuns and it is about time they stopped.
Updated March 13, 2019
There has never been a better example of widening political divisions than the recent controversy over the kids of Covington Catholic High School.
Recent Opinion & Comment Stories
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Loading ...By Zoe Rodriguez, News Editor
Updated October 18, 2018
Ms. Charlton and other volunteers are putting together workshops to help students apply for college.
By Ani Tutunjyan, Staff Writer
Updated September 12, 2018
Los Angeles Valley College hosts the annual event on Saturday, October 20 featuring representatives from California colleges
