Taste and Tell #6: HoneyMee
April 23, 2017
Filed under Features, Food Reviews, Showcase
Desserts have become more aesthetic and of higher quality in recent years due to social media exposure through pictures of food, especially in areas such as Orange County and Los Angeles County. HoneyMee, a recently trending dessert spot, has made its way up to the Camarillo Premium Outlets after the ch...
Taste and Tell #5: Mama’s Hummus
Kaylie Chen and Cecilia Bach-Nguyen
February 25, 2017
Filed under Entertainment, Food Reviews, Showcase
Expressing their promises with the slogan “Serving you not just good food, but great food," Mama’s Hummus dishes up fresh Mediterranean and Lebanese food at two locations: one in Newbury Park and one within walking distance of Cam High. This casual eatery boasts both authentic vegetarian and meaty...
Taste and Tell #4: Im-pasta-bly Good
Cecilia Bach-Nguyen and Kaylie Chen
December 9, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Food Reviews, Showcase
Camarillo’s small-town-feel boasts many family-owned restaurants that have been passed down from generation to generation- and Lucerne Restaurant is one of them. Located in Central Plaza, this restaurant is a hidden gem whose big flavor makes up for its minute size. Wedged between Round Table Pizza and a veterinarian...
Taste and Tell #3: Pho-nomenal Pho
Cecilia Bach-Nguyen and Kaylie Chen
December 1, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Food Reviews, Showcase
Recently, Vietnamese foods such as pho and banh mi have gained tremendous popularity among foodies and the general public. These types of foods have become more readily available within many towns, and Camarillo is no exception. Love Pho N’ Mor, located on Arneill Drive, is one of two Vietnamese ...
Taste and Tell #2: Just The Vegan-ing
Kaylie Chen and Chloe Schicker
November 9, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Food Reviews, Showcase
In recent years, veganism has become more mainstream among millennials, many converting to plant-based diets for ethical, environmental or health reasons, and with Camarillo’s close proximity to Los Angeles- the vegan hub of California- vegan diets are becoming less and less taboo in the Cam High c...
Taste and Tell #1: Cagami Ramen
Cecilia Bach-Nguyen and Kaylie Chen
September 19, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Food Reviews, Showcase
Preceding the opening of Cagami Ramen, one could only obtain authentic ramen by enduring a long drive through L.A. traffic or resorting to the second-rate dollar cup of noodles at the local supermarket. But now, Camarillo is home to its very own authentic ramen house. Located on Daily Dr.,...
More Movie Mayhem from Marvel
Omeed Tavasoli, Staff Writer
May 25, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Movie Reviews, Showcase
Since the success of The Avengers, crossover movies involving dozens of different characters have dominated Marvel’s film-making agenda. However, in Captain America: Civil War, Joe and Anthony Russo kept intact the individual character and story of Captain America while also balancing the roles of a ...
Smashburger Favorites
Brenna Belanger, Staff Writer
May 18, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Food Reviews, Showcase
Located right next to Chipotle and across the street from Vans and Forever 21, Smashburger exists at the crossroads of the teenage culture. Friendly staff, an urban interior, and of course, delicious food makes Smashburger the perfect place to grab something to eat after school. Here are some of my personal...
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Omeed Tavasoli, Staff Writer
May 17, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Movie Reviews
From the movie's first unveiling at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con to just days before its premier, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was anticipated to be one of DC Comics' most successful blockbusters since The Dark Knight. Yet, despite moments of well-timed action sequences and beautiful cinemat...
The Dining Room [photos]
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Amy Shim, Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase
Nine seemingly unconnected sketches, thirty student cast members, and a piece of furniture-- thus was the foundation of drama's spring production The Dining Room, directed by English teacher Mr. Richard Winterstein. "There is no set plot. It's essentially just a bunch of sketches around a din...
Congratulations, Leo
Dylan Lyon, Staff Writer
February 29, 2016
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Photo from wrongreel.com Watching Leonardo DiCaprio crawl across a nameless tundra with frothy wheezing violating my ears for two and half hours was the best cinematic experience I've had since Interstellar. The opening scene answers the questions everyone has been asking. Will Leo ever ...
Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda 3
Brenna Belanger, Staff Writer
February 29, 2016
Filed under Movie Reviews
The Kung Fu Panda movies, directed by Alessandro Carloni and Jennifer Yuh, are beloved by people of all ages. I can tell you that Kung Fu Panda 3, the most recent installment, is definitely worth seeing. The Kung Fu Panda movies are by DreamWorks Animation, the company that begins all their movies...
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Lauren Peterson, Staff Writer
Mr. Daniel Cook, co-band director at Cam High, was in a car accident returning home from the band's holiday concert at Rancho Campana High School the night of Dec....
Eric Burschinger, Staff Writer
Cam High's ASB hosted winter festivities with live snow, holiday music, and a visit from Santa Claus at lunch on Thursday, Dec. 20. As with many of Cam High's...
Francis Siu, Staff Writer
Starting in early Oct., over 12 million pounds of beef have been recalled due to reports of salmonella, which is affecting hundreds of consumers nationwide. Salmonella...