As a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame, Eric Wynalda ‘87 is one of WHS’s most successful alumni. With over 100 appearances for the U.S. Men’s National Team and 34 goals to his name, Wynalda...
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has become a pop culture phenomenon in recent years, as music lovers from around the world travel to the desert in Indio, California for a weekend of music...
Dear Santa,
I know it’s been a while. I’m sorry I haven’t been writing these letters, but, just between you and me, I’m a believer even if my parents, friends and literally every other person...
Columbine. Fort Hood. Virginia Tech. Aurora. Sandy Hook. Orlando. San Bernardino. Charleston. Las Vegas. Parkland. Pittsburgh.
Thousand Oaks.
There’s nothing we can do. We’re helpless. It’s not...
“Are you a motorist Alex Li?” asked Mr. Freed as I strolled into class ready for my daily dose of AP Microeconomics.
“Um. Yes?” I hesitantly responded, unknowing where he was going with this.
“Well...
With his decision in 2016 to kneel during the national anthem, protesting police brutality and African-American oppression, former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick became the face of a...
The March Girls Athlete of the Month is track and field star Paige Sommers ‘21.
At the Thousand Oaks Invitational on Feb. 24, Sommers broke the WHS pole vault record with her vault of 12’4”, which...
On March 26th 1987, Nike released one of its most iconic sneaker silhouettes to date: the Air Max 1.
Although Air Max technology was first released in 1979 in the Nike Tailwind, the Air Max 1 was the...
While the country split over issues such as immigration, racism and gun control, sneakerheads everywhere split over the new wave of dad shoes that are slowly taking over the culture.
Most notably, many...
