SAG votes “yes” on new contract, but at what cost?
The new SAG contract may erase the very thing they were trying to protect.
Strings Winter Concert strums its way to success
On Dec. 6, the strings classes performed in the Donna Hubbard Auditorium, playing winter-themed songs for their audience.
Girls basketball team wins third home game in a row
The Wolves clawed up the Canoga Park Hunters on Monday, Dec. 4, and carved out an incredible victory with a score of 62-12.
Boys basketball launches into the regular season strong with a thrilling one point win
The boys basketball team faced off against the Canoga Park Hunters in an away game on Monday, Dec. 4, and won 43-42 in a nail-biting ending.
Lunchtime debate: Is Gen Z lazier than other generations?
Dwayne Famenia and Mr. Ferrin faced off at the big gym to debate the question of whether Gen Z has become lazier compared to past generations.
Curtain call: DTASC secures several wins for all theater students
The Drama Teachers Association of Southern California Competition, more commonly known as DTASC, took place on Saturday, Oct. 21, at Royal Hills High School, allowing for the intermediate and advanced drama classes of the school to score multiple victories that night.
In defense of the mean girl
From Sharpay Evans to Regina George to Blair Waldorf, mean girls have been a mainstay of pop culture. It should be kept that way.
BOOKING IT Raymond Chandler’s “The Big Sleep” is nothing to snooze over
The seedy crime novel from 1939 still holds up, generations later.
Top five holiday songs to get you into the Christmas spirit
Whether listening through the radio or music platforms like Spotify, music listeners are eager to find the best holiday songs. Here’s a playlist that will simplify your search during this merry season.
Taking a look back into the Spider-Verse
Breaking down what makes Miles Morales’s Spider-Man trilogy so unique through his latest movie.
K-POP to K-FLOP: The Westernization of K-pop will be its downfall
K-pop used to have a unique sound and style befitting its country of origin. Now, with new markets to addict in the West, all of that is being washed away.
