By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer • Dec 23, 2024
The perceived conflict between science and Christianity is often overstated. Historical ties show they can complement each other, enriching both scientific inquiry and spiritual understanding.
By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer • Dec 23, 2024
The perceived conflict between science and Christianity is often overstated. Historical ties show they can complement each other, enriching both scientific inquiry and spiritual understanding.
By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer • Dec 23, 2024
The perceived conflict between science and Christianity is often overstated. Historical ties show they can complement each other, enriching both scientific inquiry and spiritual understanding.
By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer • Dec 23, 2024
The perceived conflict between science and Christianity is often overstated. Historical ties show they can complement each other, enriching both scientific inquiry and spiritual understanding.
By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer
Live theater offers unique, irreplaceable experiences, while movie-musicals provide accessibility and convenience. Successful adaptations blend thoughtful casting, rewriting, and preservation of original essence.
By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer
The generational feud over Eminem on TikTok highlights differing perspectives on music and culture between Millennials and Gen Z, emphasizing the evolving influence of social media.
By Isaura Garcia, Staff Writer
Eleventh graders in LAUSD must complete service learning hours, a requirement often overlooked until the second semester, adding stress to their already demanding academic year.
By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
A County animal shelters face overcrowding, compounded by heat and disease risks, as COVID-19 adoption trends and irresponsible breeding strain resources.
By Isaura Garcia, Staff Writer
As digital misinformation rises, media literacy becomes vital. Students face challenges distinguishing fact from fiction amidst AI advancements and the spread of fake news online.
By Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri
Big changes to LAUSD campuses are coming in 2025 with a full ban on cell phones in schools. Host Ocean Threats asks students about their opinions on the ban, and gives small insight about some underlying policies within this new ban.
Eminem's relationship with his mother, Debbie Nelson, has been complex and tumultuous, shaping much of his musical narrative and public persona over the years.
Thanksgiving, with its layers of history and commercialization, prompts reflection on gratitude, cultural impacts and sustainability as families gather each November.
By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
In a climate of heightened political polarization, hyper-partisan media and social media algorithms deepen divides, urging Americans to pursue civil, informed discussions for meaningful change.
By Isabella Mendoza, Staff Writer
Book bans in U.S. schools have wildly increased, affecting over 10,000 titles. These bans often target books with sexual themes or diverse characters, raising concerns about censorship's impact on literature.
By Kailee Villarreal, Staff Writer
The decline of traditional kids' cartoons highlights a shift in viewer preferences, with newer teen-focused shows gaining popularity and older animations struggling to maintain their novelty.
By Olamide Olumide, Editor-in-Chief
Smut's influence in young adult literature is growing, sparking discussions about its impact on youth and the role of social media in its proliferation.
By Adamaris Chevez, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School's sports teams navigate rivalries, with Kennedy standing out as a major opponent. Athletes are driven by personal motivations and historical competition.
By Adamaris Chevez, Staff Writer
The Van Nuys girls varsity soccer team held the Division II champions, Eagle Rock, to a 0-0 draw, showcasing strong leadership and teamwork. Upcoming match features Kennedy’s Cougars.
Van Nuys High School sports teams prepare for key matchups. Boys basketball and soccer anticipate victories, while girls basketball and soccer face challenging games against rivals.
By Natalie Herrera, Staff Writer
The varsity football team faced a challenging end to their season with a 29-38 loss to the Panorama Jaguars, despite standout plays and valiant efforts from key players.
Scoreboard
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Van Nuys High School62Cleveland57Nov 15 / Girls V Basketball
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Van Nuys High School0Marymount1Nov 15 / Girls Waterpolo
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Van Nuys High School31Contreras6Nov 8 / Football
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Van Nuys High School10Granada Hills21Nov 6 / Boys Waterpolo
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Van Nuys High School7Santee21Nov 4 / Boys Waterpolo
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Van Nuys High School19Kennedy32Nov 1 / Football
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Van Nuys High School6Kennedy28Nov 1 / Flag Football
By Madison Thacker, Editor-in-Chief
VNHS Performing Arts students balance demanding schedules, late-night rehearsals, and academic challenges, driven by passion and future aspirations in theater and dance.
By Alyssa Reign Pontines, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School's music department faces adjustments after Ms. Bellusci's displacement. Students adapt to new teaching methods while maintaining their passion for music.
By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
In 2024, streaming trends reveal a demand for rich narratives and diverse characters, as top shows explore themes of power, identity, and societal challenges.
By Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri
Big changes to LAUSD campuses are coming in 2025 with a full ban on cell phones in schools. Host Ocean Threats asks students about their opinions on the ban, and gives small insight about some underlying policies within this new ban.
By Olamide Olumide, Editor-in-Chief
As a first-generation student, Orillena grapples with societal and familial expectations that shape her career choices, all while balancing her passions and the need to support her family.
By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
The Key Club chapter at a local high school offers students opportunities for leadership, community service and camaraderie through diverse events and a supportive environment.
Van Nuys High School's cooking program, led by Chef Karen Brooks, combines bookwork with hands-on cooking, inspiring students to master culinary skills and pursue culinary careers.
By Isaura Garcia, Staff Writer
Jesse Quezada grapples with language barriers that shape his identity, illustrating the challenges faced by many in bridging cultural divides while maintaining familial connections.
By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer
El artículo explora cómo el cristianismo y la ciencia, a menudo considerados opuestos, pueden complementarse revelando verdades más profundas sobre el universo y nuestra existencia.
By Isaura Garcia and Mia Ramirez
Los colegios de Los Ángeles prohibirán totalmente el uso de teléfonos y dispositivos inteligentes a partir de febrero, con el fin de eliminar las distracciones y mejorar la concentración académica de los estudiantes durante el horario escolar.
By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
Las selecciones del gabinete de Trump, incluyendo Gaetz, Gabbard y Kennedy, plantean serias preocupaciones sobre las calificaciones y la ética, lo que provocó un debate nacional sobre las implicaciones para la gobernanza de Estados Unidos.
By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
En medio de la polarización política, Anthony Pasqualone destaca los logros económicos y de inmigración de Trump, defendiendo su apoyo al expresidente para 2024.