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Devastation in Camarillo: Ventura County fire fighters rush people to safety, for the flames begin to reach hills and homes. The fire picked up in Somis and made its way to Camarillo Heights leading to the fire consuming a majority of Camarillo. PHOTO COURTESY OF CC 4.0
The rising dangers of wildfires and their devastating impact on Camarillo
December 11, 2024
Creators of “Wordle,” “Strands” go on strike
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November 21, 2024
CVUSD school board candidates clarify their positions and goals in anticipation of their election
November 2, 2024
GRAPHIC BY KAY MARTIN
Tensions continually rise throughout Middle East
October 31, 2024
LEFT: Garvey making a speech at a celebrity sports event in 2016. RIGHT: Schiff speaking at the California Democratic Party Convention in 2019.
U.S. senate primaries give insight on November election
March 8, 2024
HIDDEN LIGHTS: On a clear night in an urban neighborhood, a few constellations can be seen poking out of the night sky. But venturing farther from large cities, without the haze of artificial light, a tapestry of thousands of stars reveal themselves.
Light pollution continues to be a threat
December 16, 2024
COMMUNITY FOR INCLUSIVITY: JSU hosts a lunch time activity for people to play games and learn more about Jewish culture.
WHS students combat harassment with inclusivity week
December 12, 2024
LOOKING IT UP: Taylor Swanson ‘25, Lauren Sommers ‘25 and Sophia Rabe ‘25 are all utilizing their devices to complete their assignments.
Phone usage in schools is addressed with new Phone-Free School Act with potential mental health effects
December 2, 2024
PHOTO COURTESY OF CC BY-SA 3.0 Liam Payne at a concert in 2014. At this time, he was still a member of One Direction.
Remembering Liam Payne
October 31, 2024
The History of Halloween
The History of Halloween
October 31, 2024
PHOTO COURTESY OF ROGER WEEKS. HIGH ENERGY HARMONY: The WHS A Class Act choir lights up the stage with their synchronized choreography and radiant smiles as they perform.
WHS choir prepares for annual holiday show
December 8, 2024
Review: A wonderfully Wicked musical experience
Review: A wonderfully Wicked musical experience
December 5, 2024
PHOTO COURTESY OF SPOTIFY
Review: Mirroring musicians — Halsey releases 5th album after recent battle with illness
October 31, 2024
SINGING WITH A PASSION: The WHS Vocal Ensemble passionately sings “Exsultate in Domino,” the first song of their set.
WHS Choir Concert brings light and meaning
October 30, 2024
Tarot was released in theaters on May 3 and is available for viewing at local theaters.
Tarot follows suit with cliché horror films
May 9, 2024
Jubilation: Dodgers fans line the streets near the Los Angeles Central Library at the end of the parade route. The procession started at Los Angeles City Hall and lasted around 45 minutes. The parade was followed by a ceremony at Dodgers Stadium, which was sold out with a crowd of over 50,000 in attendance.
LA Dodgers bring championship back to Southern California
November 15, 2024
PHOTO BY DIAL H COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA COMMONS FINAL DETAILS: The Intuit Dome, located in Inglewood, was still under construction one year ago. The architecture of this arena is designed to look like the net of a basketball hoop.
LA Clippers cash in with futuristic Intuit Dome
October 31, 2024
Dual athlete dominates both fields
Dual athlete dominates both fields
May 20, 2024
Westlake varsity boys 4X1 team battles Sierra Canyon High School, Thousand Oaks High School, Simi Valley High School and Newbury Park High School in their first league meet, ultimately receiving second place.
Varsity track races to end of season
April 12, 2024
Varsity baseball gathers up in a team huddle before their game against Sylmar High School on March 1. The team overtakes SHS 20–0.
WHS varsity baseball ready to dominate League
March 21, 2024
SEASONS GREETINGS: A home in Thousand Oaks has their entire front yard already decked out for the holiday season.
Premature festivities: decorating for Christmas too early
December 5, 2024
Gore gone too far
Gore gone too far
October 31, 2024
FLASHING LIGHTS: WHS students party at homecoming in 2023, a “quintessential" high school event according to pop culture. Dances and school events like this come alongside unique social environments and emotions, which can be difficult to manage.
The hidden side of mental health: guilt, regret, and fear of missing out in schools
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HIDDEN LIGHTS: On a clear night in an urban neighborhood, a few constellations can be seen poking out of the night sky. But venturing farther from large cities, without the haze of artificial light, a tapestry of thousands of stars reveal themselves.
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COMMUNITY FOR INCLUSIVITY: JSU hosts a lunch time activity for people to play games and learn more about Jewish culture.
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she/her Hey besties! My name is Devon, and I guess you could say that I’m pretty cool. I joined journalism because I enjoy writing, page designing and overall just participating in the wonderful community. I’m part of the Westlake color guard and if you ever want to make fun of me you should know I play Minecraft on peaceful mode because the monsters make me nervous. If you’re truly Greg, a little stinker or a citizen of Kurtis Town, hit me up. I love Halloween/Samhain and I know how to perform a séance, just in case. Most importantly, I am former co-editor-in-chief Vivian Stein’s biggest fan.
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