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Students Shine with Style

Isabella Firmani, Writer February 22, 2019

PVHS sophomores Chloe Dowling and Ife Ibraheem took their passions and used them to create their own online magazine called Project Unique. Their main focus is to shine a light on one way people...

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Let’s Hear it For the Orchestra

Natasha Stein, Writer February 21, 2019

While Palos Verdes High School’s talented actors are performing on stage, a whole other group of talented performers  works hard to make the show magical.   For this year’s spring musical,...

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Throwback to Palos Verdes, Circa 1900s

Claire Hardesty, Writer February 21, 2019

Early 1900’s: the Palos Verdes Peninsula is residence to 100 families, the roads end on Grand Via Alta Mira, and one family delivers groceries to all of the residents on the hill. Nestled into...

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How Does Gift Giving Change Over the Years?

Isabella Firmani, Writer December 21, 2018

With the holidays coming up, kids, husbands, wives, and parents are all going to have to make the big decision of what to get the rest of their family and friends. And although Christmas is a time...

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The Key to Balancing School and Sports

McKinley Pieper, Photo Editor December 21, 2018

What is the secret to balancing sports and a rigorous academic schedule? PVHS students Carter Harrigan, Fritz Mulkey, and Rachel Post all have one thing in common. Every night, they write down tomorrow’s...

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Music Made by Miyashita

Gracie Hsieh, Writer December 21, 2018

 “The guitar is like a pair of wings for me. I know it sounds corny but when I’m playing, I feel like I’m in a world all by myself where I can fly,” said junior Joe Miyashita.  “I have the...

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Students Enjoy the Extended Thanksgiving Break

Emma Conkling, Writer December 21, 2018

Last Thanksgiving, PV students started off the break with Wednesday (a minimum day) and then Thursday, Friday, plus the weekend off.  This Thanksgiving, students got to enjoy a longer vacation by having...

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Year of the Pig: 2019 Predictions

Lauren Jai, Features Editor December 21, 2018

2019 is the Year of the Pig. While it is highly unlikely for any of us current students to have the zodiac sign of a “pig” due to our ages, we all have something in common: a wish for a great and...

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Holiday Season Brings Winter Wonderland to LA

Lauren Jai, Features Editor December 21, 2018

In Los Angeles, there is a plethora of fun holiday events to attend. Although Los Angeles may not have the white Christmas that you dream of, activities still abound. Take a look at some of LA’s greatest...

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Pink PVIT and WISE Pave the Way for Women Engineers

John Kim, Writer December 3, 2018

STEM has long been a male-dominated field, and although there has been a recent increase of women in STEM, women are still undoubtedly a minority in it. Some of the problems stem from the fact that...

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Colleges Welcome the LGBT+ Community

Natasha Stein, Writer December 3, 2018

As seniors are beginning to apply for college, some students find it more difficult to find a school that will support their needs. Students in the LGBTQ community search further to find a school that...

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What Are You Thankful For?

McKinley Pieper, Photo Editor December 3, 2018

Sea Kings had a week off to reflect on what they were most thankful this past Thanksgiving break. My friends and family Ashley Alvarez (11) Just Dance Kate Hoyne (10) Living in Palos Verdes Josh...

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