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To keep up with the growing population of Ventura, Calif., the Ventura City Council voted in favor of expanding paid parking in the downtown area. As of May 1, 2024, many of the currently free parking places, including the parking structure on Santa Clara St., will cost $1.25 an hour.

The changes in parking coming to Downtown Ventura

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Physics teacher Emily Hunt drops a student’s egg contraption.

Physics principles of the Egg Drop

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Drug use, particularly vaping or smoking marijuana, is a prevalent issue among high schoolers. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) states that 23.2 percent of 12th graders had vaped nicotine in the past year, and 29 percent of 12th graders had reported using cannabis in the past year, according to the 2023 NIDA Monitoring the Future annual survey. While drug use among teens is not rising dramatically, the dangers of doing so have. With deadly synthetic drugs like fentanyl contaminating drug supplies, drug use in teens has been more dangerous than ever before.

Investigating student drug use at Foothill Tech

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March 8, 2024, marked the return of the well-known and highly-anticipated event: Night to Remember. Held at Ventura County Fairgrounds, Night to Remember served as a way for people to connect with those around them, while honoring those with disabilities. In this photo, one of the many guests walks down the red carpet waving at those around him, while his host enthusiastically helps him toward San Miguel Hall.

A Night to Remember returns to the Ventura Fairgrounds

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April 15, 2024

Boys’ tennis takes victory over Thacher in first home match

Boys’ tennis takes victory over Thacher in first home match

April 13, 2024

Navigating IVF: Challenges in Alabama’s reproductive landscape

Navigating IVF: Challenges in Alabama’s reproductive landscape

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Satire: Sad Beige children and their stab at nostalgia

Satire: Sad Beige children and their stab at nostalgia

April 12, 2024

Women’s History Month and the stagnance in gender progress

Women’s History Month and the stagnance in gender progress

April 11, 2024

A24 studios: The indie film powerhouse

A24 studios: The indie film powerhouse

April 8, 2024

E15M Day One: Video

Chloey Settles
November 23, 2015
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Dragon Press videographers Chloey Settles and Julie Knowles capture day one of the Every 15 Minutes simulation.

Credit: Chloey Settles/The Foothill Dragon Press; Julie Knowles/The Foothill Dragon Press

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E15M Profile: Lauren Dalmatoff experienced every emotion imaginable during the simulation
E15M Profile: Lauren Dalmatoff experienced "every emotion imaginable" during the simulation
Junior Kevin Waechter died in the hospital after a drunk driving accident in the Every 15 Minutes simulation. Credit: Jessie Snyder/The Foothill Dragon Press
E15M Profile: Kevin Waechter feels “lucky to truly be alive”
Opinion writer Emma Kolesnik feels that the real stories from those who have been affected by distracted driving were effective, while the simulation was not. Credit: Jenny Chang/The Foothill Dragon Press
Opinion: Every 15 Minutes needs some changes to be as impactful as possible
Senior Austin Shaw (third from the right) hopes that the simulation teaches students that anyone can be the victim of a driving while impaired accident. Credit: Rachel Horiuchi/The Foothill Dragon Press
E15M Profile: Participant Austin Shaw thinks the message is "very powerful"
Junior Rhiannon Tircuit played the role of the drunk driver in Every 15 Minutes 2015. Credit: Jessie Snyder/The Foothill Dragon Press
E15M Profile: Rhiannon Tircuit's experience as a "drunk driver"
E15M Profile: For Michael Vaughan, acting “live” wasn’t hard
E15M Profile: For Michael Vaughan, acting “live” wasn’t hard
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Tune in to this episode of FDP-TV for a recap of Renaissance Spirit Week, which occurred from March 18 to March 22, 2024, concluding with the spring Renaissance Rally. Additionally, stay tuned for updates on the spring sports season and previews of forthcoming features.
FDP-TV: Season 2, Episode 12
Watch the third episode of Benchwarmers to see Luigirey Guce 25 and Aidan Gomez 25 coach Dane Dodos 26 and Chance Leandro 25 on the skills needed to excel at basketball.
Benchwarmers: Episode 3 (featuring boys' basketball)
Amidst the pre-finals week tension lingering in the Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) halls, therapy dogs from Love on a Leash were brought on campus on Jan. 19, 2024 to uplift students spirits and provide comfort as they begin to navigate their way into the upcoming week of final exams. Therapy animals offer stress relief, improve moods and provide comfort to enhance emotional well-being in diverse settings.
Photo Essay: "Love on a Leash"
On the rainy night of Jan. 17, 2024, Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) boys basketball takes on Grace Brethren High School (Grace Brethren) in a defensive 54-43 win. The top scorers of the game were two sophomores, Nick Drucker 26 (number 5) and Elijah Spencer 26 (number 42). Drucker had 16 points, three of which were 3-pointers. Spencer had 10 points, most of which were scored from the paint. On the defensive side, Luigirey Guce 25 (number 1) had multiple steals, leading to fast breaks that got the Dragons easy lay-ups. Although they scored only 21 points in the first half, Foothill Tech pushed past their slow start, ending the game with 22 points in the fourth quarter. Their next game is on Jan. 19, 2024, against Villanova Preparatory High School (Villanova).
Photo Essay: Boys' basketball defends their home court against Grace Brethren in a 54-43 win
Record setting waves crash on the coast of Ventura, as local residents prepare for the danger and chaos that came as a result of the waves.
Photo Essay: Ventura's winter waves
The Horror In The Stacks event took place at the E.P. Foster Library. The second floor was covered with black paper restricting all light sources and converted into a haunted maze. With a total of six zones to go through, the maze also had craft stations at the end to bring some peace after going through it all.
E.P. Foster's 2023 Horror In The Stacks
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Foothill Technology High School’s (Foothill Tech) crossing guard, Johnny Garcia, devotes his time to the safety of the students. He spends every morning and afternoon ensuring that students cross Day Road without harm.
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Students of Foothill Tech try to make button pins of their own design at Back to School Night. This college and career class provides an opportunity to learn life skills and creativity.
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During F.I.R.E and lunch, members of the Associated Student Body worked hard to prepare an assembly line of delicious In-N-Out for the Class of 2024.
Class of 2024 connects through In-N-Out Burger and festivities
Jackson Basurto ‘24 and Alfred “Mason” Borkowski ‘24 are in full recruitment mode as students pass by their table. The club offered a fun way to engage with other students while doing something they all enjoy.
Dragons find their connection at Club Rush 2023
The students of Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) are put to the test as they answer the question: “Are you smarter than a fifth grader?“
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Before the school year ends, seniors reflect on the cherished moments they shared over their high school years.
Seniors reminisce on their favorite Foothill memories

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