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Trump’s Control Over Our Environment

Jaron Maglinao, Staff Journalist December 6, 2024

With the recent presidential election, we end up with Donald J. Trump coming out on top, becoming the United States President once again. Recently, the world seems to be in a negative state in terms of...

Resurgence of Vintage Style Cars in the Electric Car Age

Samantha Rosales, Stringer December 4, 2024

The resurgence of vintage cars is upon us. This is not to say that love and popularity were never there, but, in recent years, vintage cars have become more popular on social media. These vintage cars...

IReady: Necessary or Nuisance?

Alejandro Magana, Staff Journalist December 4, 2024

Since its implementation little over a year ago students and teachers alike have had to endure I-Ready. Deeply unpopular with students, it is not uncommon to hear groans and some angry sounding phrases...

A Keith Haring artwork

The Case for Modern Art

Alejandro Magana, Staff Journalist November 15, 2024

What's the first thing that comes to mind when I say "Masterpiece"? Maybe it's Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Van Gogh’s Starry Night? What about a banana duct taped to a wall? Maurizio Cattelan’s...

Behind the Story of School Gun Violence

Stephanie Estrada, Stringer October 25, 2024

Gun violence in schools has been a significant problem for a long time. Although it occasionally makes the news, the aftermath and the stories of those who were present often don't receive enough attention....

Project Coconut or Project 2025?

Project Coconut or Project 2025?

Krishna Rivera, Staff Journalist October 11, 2024

With this upcoming election less than 30 days away, many Americans are conflicted about who to vote. From recent news, we know that Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will be...

The Perfect Movies For The Fall Season

Stephanie Estrada, Stringer September 27, 2024

As the autumn leaves start changing and falling from their branches, the weather starts to get colder. It feels like the perfect time to wear a cozy sweater and sip some hot apple cider while watching...

The Rise of AI In Academics

Jaron Maglinao, Staff Journalist September 13, 2024

In relation to academics, artificial intelligence can be considered a controversial topic. AI in academics can run into problems when dealing with the topic of academic honesty, making its use in schoolwork...

Pictured: Sophomores Justine Relona, Szaffi Fejes, Natalie Gutierrez, and Krishna Rivera.

A Guide to Beating That Summertime Sadness

Olivia Munoz, Freelancer June 9, 2024

As the school year comes to a close, students prepare for the next few months of vacation. For many, this is the best time of the year; almost two months of sleeping in, no school, and free rein to do...

LA MEPs front sign

Armed Forces – MEPs Insider

Sean Hunt, Program Manager June 4, 2024

The Armed Forces is an important part of our nation's security and the future for many NAHS students. However, most do not know the process of enlistment and the horrors attached to it.  I found out...

Stigma Against Reading

Stigma Against Reading

Natalie Gutierrez, Stringer May 17, 2024

Reading is a hobby students love in their free time. In high school students, that is not the case, however. Reading is seen as uncool or boring by the majority of high school students. The younger they...

Senioritis: Navigating the Final Stretch of High School

Senioritis: Navigating the Final Stretch of High School

Kailey Trujillo, Managing Editor May 14, 2024

As the spring semester starts and the idea of freedom begins, high school seniors find themselves battling an illness: senioritis. This illness causes a lack of motivation and longing at the end of their...

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