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The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

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Protests against mass deportations have taken place across schools across Los Angeles all week, and plan to continue into next week.

Breaking News: Students walk out of Van Nuys High School in mass deportation protest

By Madison Thacker, Editor-in-Chief Feb 6, 2025
Los Angeles students organized a walkout in protest of proposed mass deportations, demonstrating their support for immigrant communities and exercising their First Amendment rights.
America's youth is experiencing a mental health crisis. Developing greater support in schools and local communities is crucial to fighting this issue, and current government efforts may not be enough.

Government expands mental health coverage, but gaps remain

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor Feb 5, 2025
High school students face significant barriers to accessing mental health services, with funding disparities and limited resources affecting care and support in many regions.
Footage of debris being removed from the Potomac River, as efforts are made to recover bodies from the fatal passenger plane and army helicopter crash.

Tragic air collision claims 67 lives in Washington, D.C.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer Feb 4, 2025
A mid-air collision over Washington, D.C., results in 67 fatalities as investigators seek answers. The crash revives memories of a previous tragedy in the Potomac River.
(From L to R) Director Mr. Justin Baldridge and Choreographer Ms. Diane Hula stand together as they work on the dance for "Mamma Mia!"

Dance teacher energizes “Mamma Mia!” cast with new routines

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor Feb 4, 2025
The "Mamma Mia!" cast at Van Nuys High School embraces the challenge of mastering music and dance routines, showcasing dedication and teamwork as they prepare for the March opening.
Hollywood awaits: Predicting the 2025 Oscars

Hollywood awaits: Predicting the 2025 Oscars

By Deven Martinez, Staff Writer Feb 3, 2025
The 2025 Oscars bring anticipation with diverse films and performances, leading to predictions of surprising winners and sparking debates around controversial nominations.
Students across campus are currently selling worlds finest chocolate bars for one dollar, in hopes of funding their trips to bio and math camp later this semester.

PHOTO STORY: Students raise funds through chocolate sales

By David Vazquez, Photo Editor Jan 31, 2025
Students are selling "World's Finest Chocolate" to raise funds for school activities. The initiative encourages business skills and community involvement.

The Real Humans of VNHS – Students discuss Trump’s inauguration and its impact on the country

By Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri Jan 31, 2025
Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration happened this Monday. Our host Ocean Threats asked students about their opinions on his new policies and more
Discover three exciting activities for a Los Angeles adventure

Discover three exciting activities for a Los Angeles adventure

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer Jan 31, 2025
Los Angeles offers an array of fun activities from exploring world-class art at LACMA, finding unique fashion pieces while thrifting, to enjoying a night under the stars at Topanga State Park.
How TikTok's new program benefits content creators

How TikTok’s new program benefits content creators

By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor Jan 30, 2025
Andrea Dedace navigates TikTok's new Creator Rewards Program, which doubles earnings and offers fresh monetization opportunities for influencers producing engaging, longer content.
TikTok's journey: From launch to legal challenges

TikTok’s journey: From launch to legal challenges

By Alyson Cerna and Maya Diaz Jan 30, 2025
TikTok's journey from its origins to a global sensation is marked by innovation, cultural impact, and significant legal challenges as it navigates global markets.
Sports Predictions for 1/27-1/31

Sports Predictions for 1/27-1/31

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor Jan 29, 2025
Van Nuys athletes face crucial matches on January 29 against rival schools, with boys soccer and girls water polo teams facing particularly challenging opponents.
(From L to R) Seniors Sophia Hillstead and Emily Chavez perform "Sad and Glad", featuring senior April Cho (not pictured).

Van Nuys advanced theatre class shines in Almost, Maine performance

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor Jan 28, 2025
The high school's advanced theatre class presents "Almost, Maine," blending nostalgia and innovation as students direct and perform in a production that highlights creativity and connection.
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