A New King in the East
By Andre Rodas, Writer
Updated May 28, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Basketball, Featured Articles
Even with the odds against them Kawhi Leonard and the Toronto Raptors were able to take down the Milwaukee Bucks.
Westbrook’s Historic Night
By Andre Rodas, Writer
Updated April 4, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Basketball, Featured Articles
Russell Westbrook goes off on the Lakers and gets 20/20/20 in a game which he dedicates to the late rapper Nipsey Hussle.
The Beard vs. The Greek Freak
By Andre Rodas, Writer
Updated April 2, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Basketball, Featured Articles
This year both James Harden and Giannis Antetokounmpo are putting great numbers as the race for NBA MVP heats up.
A Giant Trade for Odell
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.
Dloading is Complete
By Andre Rodas, Writer
Updated March 22, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Basketball, Featured Articles
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.
Next Big Thing?
By Josh Updegraph and Joseph Hernandez
Updated March 15, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Boys Basketball
Zion Williamson has dominated the competition his whole life and will look to do the same in the NBA.
Football Lives On
By Josh Updegraph and Joseph Hernandez
Updated March 14, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Featured Articles, Football
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
By Joseph Hernandez and Josh Updegraph
Updated March 13, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Football
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
By Devin Tse and Josh Updegraph
Updated March 7, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Track & Field
The Track and Field team sprints a head start in the season.
A Championship Ending
By Devin Tse and Josh Updegraph
Updated February 28, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Basketball, Featured Articles, Girls Basketball
The Girls Basketball Team captures their first championship in school history
An Up to Par Season
By Joseph Hernandez and Joshua Updegraph
Updated February 11, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Boys Golf, Golf
As spring approaches, the Boys Golf team hopes its offseason training and previous experience lead to another hole-in-one season. With a new interim coach, the team will rely on it’s veteran players to maintain solidity—specifically on seniors such as Reggie Gervacio
The Dynasty Continues
By Devin Tse, Sports Editor
Updated February 6, 2019
Filed under Athletics, Featured Articles, Football
After much anticipation for a high scoring Super Bowl, defense was the name of the game in the lowest scored Super Bowl in history.
On Thursday May 16 at 9:00 PM, Tyler The Creator dropped his most anticipated album yet, “IGOR”. It is his fifth studio album and his most eccentric album yet.
College Board’s new SAT Adversity score furthers tensions in the ever growing push to level the playing field of college admissions.
Even with the odds against them Kawhi Leonard and the Toronto Raptors were able to take down the Milwaukee Bucks.
You’ve most likely heard them speak in the morning announcements and open up booths across campus. They are constantly adding a positive vibe to the school’s atmosphere and sending empowering messages across campus. They are Educare.
Making out in public and groping each other is disgusting, disrespectful and demeaning.
HIV has killed over 30 million people after the virus was discovered in the 1980s. After two patients had been considered free of the virus, have doctors found a cure for one of the deadliest viruses in the world?
Updated May 8, 2019
Working in an Office: Is it as miserable as people say?
Updated May 8, 2019
Many people say that they would hate an office job. This leaves us questioning if it is really as bad as it may seem.
818 Spring Festival: A Time To Remember
Updated May 2, 2019
For the first time the 818 Spring Festival comes to Van Nuys High School. It was teaming with excitement, food and fun for all to enjoy.
Cafeteria Rolls Out New and Healthier Food Choices
Updated April 12, 2019
New items for breakfast in the classroom, lunch and after school were taste tested by students on April 10.