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Natalie Hyman

Natalie Hyman, Staff writer

Natalie Hyman is an English student at Moorpark College. She has a passion for telling stories through her writing and hopes she can contribute her best to the team this semester. She enjoys writing about the entertainment industry, such as film and the arts.

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Students of the performing dance ensemble class surround fellow student, Kevin Holland, 20, during their dress rehearsal performance on Wednesday, May 15, in the Performing Arts Building. Holland has become a member of the National Honor Society of Dance Arts, and hopes to help more people learn to dance. Photo credit: Evan Reinhardt

Dance students open a national honor society chapter as enrollment in program begins to drop

By Natalie Hyman
May 23, 2019
Shandria Blackmon, 27, stands ready to make the next move during Robert Salass modern dance class last week. The class practices their eerie dance piece, which the dancers call Voo-Doo. Photo credit: Margot Rowe

The end of the semester brings with it dance, music, and art shows galore

By Natalie Hyman
April 29, 2019
Aside from figure drawing and cut paper, painting is another area of Jeffreys interest, as shown with this pop-art style painting of Charlize Theron. Photo credit: Natalie Hyman

Art students learn professional skills from the Gallery Practices class

By Natalie Hyman
April 22, 2019
Jude Goodman speaks on what it means to be a transgender person and what it means to be an ally at Moorpark College’s 29th Multicultural Day, on Tuesday, April 9.

‘Voices Matter’: Transgender presentation garners a strong reaction from members of the Moorpark community

By Natalie Hyman
April 10, 2019
Students view the ceiling and wall-hanging art with the words migrant weaved atop a combination of fabrics and strings. Photo credit: Shariliz Poveda

Diane Williams explores social issues with her unconventional art exhibit, ‘INcongruence’

By Natalie Hyman
March 20, 2019
Abby Holland, member of the ensemble, is hoisted up by Jon Moorhead, as Dennis Galahad, during the dress rehearsal for Spamalot in the Moorpark College Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, March 6. The ensemble cast will perform alongside both sets of casts. Photo credit: Evan Reinhardt

Review: Monty Python’s musical adaptation, ‘Spamalot,’ delivers an evening of comical relief

By Natalie Hyman
March 8, 2019
Dynamix poses in formal wear before heading off to soundcheck at the Fox Theater in Redwood City, CA. Photo credit: Savana Thomas

Underdog A cappella group Dynamix competes in internationally renown tournament for the title

By Natalie Hyman
March 7, 2019
The stage in the Moorpark College Performing Arts Center lies silent as the crew tests the lighting on Monday, Feb. 25, to prepare for Moorparks production of Spamalot. The lighting crew uses mannequins to test how the light with fall on the actors. Photo credit: Evan Reinhardt

Adaptation of Monty Python’s Spamalot coming soon to Moorpark College

By Natalie Hyman
February 25, 2019
All of the figurines, books, photos and coins are located in the glass display in the library at Moorpark College are displayed to honor Military and Armed Forces. They are being displayed by H.E.R.O.E.S. on Wednesday, Feb. 20. Photo credit: Megan Pearson

Moorpark College library honors significant and overlooked figures for Black History Month

By Natalie Hyman
February 24, 2019
Ivy Lovett, hidden under a Creature from the Black Lagoon ask, created custom buttons for the fall 2018 Artisan Fair using MakerSpace equipment. Photo credit: Michelle De Leon

MakerSpace holds workshops to allow students to share their creativity

By Natalie Hyman
January 24, 2019
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