Andy Lynch, Opinion Section Editor
• December 12, 2022
It's a Monday night in the parking lot of the Thousand Oaks Lutheran Church Holy Trinity as the non profit organization Harbor House’s volunteer employees unhook table legs and set disposable dining...
In 1954, Congress passed a bill proclaiming Nov. 11 as an annual celebration to honor Veterans that served in the United States Armed Forces. Ever since, individuals have gathered to share stories of the...
Alyssa Joo, A&E Section Editor, Co-Web-Editor
• November 17, 2022
David Blake passed away on Nov. 1. He was the band director at Los Cerritos Middle School and taught many members of the WHS band program.
“[He was] one of the most passionate people I knew, who cared...
With the upcoming holiday season and increase in out-of-town-guests, Ojai is a unique destination to bring family or knock out some sustainable holiday shopping just an hour drive away from Westlake. One...
On Aug. 19, 2021, WHS student Georgia Butler ‘23 received the news that no one ever wants to hear — a diagnosis of a rare type of cancer, B–cell leukemia.
B–cell leukemia is an aggressive and...
The Stanford community was left stunned on March 1 when the girls soccer team captain and senior goalkeeper Katie Meyer was found dead in her dorm room. The cause of death was later ruled to be suicide.
Meyer...
Written by Lindsay Gould
For years, the romantic comedy (rom–com) movie genre has been filled with stereotypical characters and clichés, but not anymore.
Movies today are breaking barriers in...
Written by Summer Nichols
As students weave through the campus of WHS, a flash of bright–colored clothing can be seen driving a golf cart and shouting words of endearment. This energetic figure is...
Written by James Miller
Outer space is an infinite void filled with countless resources and uncertain life. Within the Earth’s own galaxy, the Milky Way, quintillions of dollars are thought to be...
A sudden, screeching beep interrupts your teacher mid–sentence as students’ hands fly to their ears and a light begins flashing from the ceiling. Seconds pass, and nobody budges from seats or moves...
As another year begins at WHS, clubs from previous years are back, and along with the old comes the new.
School clubs allow students to spread their ideas and explore interests at school as well as...
Remote learning has been unlike anything students or teachers have ever experienced before. This year has certainly been one to remember with awkward breakout rooms, bad internet connection and...
