The student news site of Westwood High School.

Westwood Horizon
The student news site of Westwood High School.

Westwood Horizon
The student news site of Westwood High School.

Westwood Horizon
Triambika Dinakaran

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter

Hi! I'm Tria, and I'm a senior. This is my first year on student press. In my free time I enjoy watching silly videos of dogs and binge watching TV shows.

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The Educationist team comprises of Co-founders Aaditya Ganesan '23 and Nikhil Devaraj '23, President Brian Jeon '23, and McNeil High School student and Vice President Aniruddh Mishra '23. The organization focuses on providing accessible tutoring to children in India. Photo courtesy of Aniruddh Mishra.

Educationist Expands Digital Tutoring Services in India Amidst Pandemic

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
May 31, 2021
Sneha Nangunoori '23 is looking forward to embracing on-campus activities at Westwood in 11th grade.

Sophomore Sneha Nangunoori Embraces American Education During Pandemic

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
May 23, 2021
The cheerleaders perform a combo. They stayed the whole event, cheering and dancing.

Students Attend Homecoming Tailgate Pep Rally

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
November 28, 2020
SunDancers Vivian Lang '21 and Josie Herrin '21 pose in front of the "Little Italy" themed backdrop. Photo Courtesy of Yu Su

SunDancers Honor Seniors With Elegant Dinner

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
November 23, 2020
After President Trump made a controversial comment during the presidential debate with regards to White supremacy, #ProudBoys flooded social media, propelled by gay men sharing their experiences in posts.

Gay Men Hijack Proud Boys Hashtag

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
October 22, 2020
Blackpink's new album, 'Blackpink: The Album', dropped on Oct. 2, and features 8 unique tracks that combine to form an versatile album that's definitely worth the listen. Courtesy of Wikipedia.

Blackpink Releases Versatile Debut Album

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
October 18, 2020
Though the vice presidential debate was infinitely more civil than the presidential one, not much was revealed about either party's plans for the future. Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris spent much of their time attacking the other person's platform and deflecting questions. Courtesy of Alex Wong

The Vice Presidential Debate: A Disappointingly Dull Debate of Deflections

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
October 15, 2020
Photo Courtesy of Mr. Bailey Hulsey

Mr. Bailey Hulsey Joins Westwood Faculty

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
October 14, 2020

Students Excel at Vision+Voice Poetry Contest

Triambika Dinakaran, Reporter
September 22, 2020
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