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Lindsay Han, Staff
Seven strikes, you’re out!
A glimpse at the attendance policy for seniors, and how they have been able to clear out their absences before graduation.
Prom 2024: What’s in style
Discover the current trends in prom dress fashion to ensure you're dressed to impress on your big night!
A day of diversity: Multicultural Day
On April 12, 2024, the school hosted Multicultural Day, an event that granted students an extended lunch break and a chance to experience different cultures as presented by various clubs.
Why modern art sucks
While we live in the modern age, it’s inevitable to be exposed to the trends of modern art. This so-called “art,” however, is a sham.
Karen Grewal: The perfect student
Some may think of a student with straight A’s, a varsity player or even a student leader as the “perfect” student. Every once in a while comes a student who can tackle all. Karen Grewal is one of these students.
Megan’s Law: The feud between Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion
The two rap artists have been squaring off on social media and through their music.
The ups and downs of being a screen-ager
Electronics have sapped away teenagers' energy, affecting their social life and mental health.
Highlighting history: AP African American Studies
The College Board's newly launched Advanced Placement course in African American Studies has sparked nationwide controversy.
Third day’s a charm: Faculty continue strike for fair pay and improved conditions
As the strike's final day approaches, talks between SEIU Local 99 and LAUSD have not concluded. Mayor Bass continues to mediates the talks over failed contract negotiations, unfair labor practices, and low wages.
Still striking: Teachers stand strong on day two of walkout.
While students were cooped up at home, the teachers and staff at Van Nuys High School could be seen rallying. Many faculty members could be seen wearing red, showing the union's coordination.
Class dismissed: teachers take to the streets on first day of strike
Teachers and service workers alike were seen rallying on the streets, despite the rainy conditions.
Crazy for caffeine
75% of teenagers consume caffeine on a daily basis, with many students using it as a means to stay awake and attentive for school.
Heavy breeze causes falling trees
On Feb. 25, the Southern California blizzard knocked down three trees on the quad. Students expressed their opinion on the situation.
Van Nuys High School under lockdown after suspected armed student
A sudden lockdown occurred at Van Nuys High School, after a 911 report was issued for a student in possession of a firearm, which was later confirmed to be a replica firearm.
2 teens stabbed outside Van Nuys High School
Authorities received a call about a stabbing that took place outside Van Nuys High School around 4:19 p.m. on Dec. 7.
Freedom or force: The divide over hijabs
A headscarf. At first glance it may just seem like an article of clothing, but it’s much more than that. It is a physical form of representation for women all around the world to show devotion towards their God, and express their identity.
Students fly to Washington D.C. for Skills USA training program
Students involved in Skills USA left for Washington, D.C. on Sept. 16 to attend the Washington Leadership Training Institute taking place from Sept. 17 to Sept. 21.
Chaos continues as district tries to recover from systems hack
Major outages continue a full week after the cyber attack that forced LAUSD to completely shut down all online systems.