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How Cultural Identity Defines An Immigrant’s Experience

Aidan Shen, Reporter April 14, 2023

The United States is a melting pot of cultures due to a high immigration rate. Second-generation immigrants are those who were born and raised in the United States but have parents who were born and raised...

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Walther Won’t Falter

A glimpse into the life of PVHS icon Grant Walther
Lucia Ruiz, Editor-in-Chief April 14, 2023

“You’re the man, Grant!” campus security guard Coach exclaimed, zooming past our interview in the golf cart. Senior Grant Walther is The Man, two-time Scholar Quiz champion, Model United Nations...

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Is Artificial Intelligence Replacing Human Intelligence?

Sophie Sun, Reporter March 14, 2023

The rise of AI has been a hot topic for the past decade, with the inventions of AI robot Sophia and the quickly growing machine learning industry, artificial intelligence is more relevant than ever.  Recently...

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PVHS’s CompSci Curriculum Prepares Students to Revolutionize the Tech World

Hailey Kim, Reporter March 14, 2023

As technology continues to advance at lightning speed, it’s no secret that coding and computer science are becoming increasingly important skills for high school students to possess.  At Palos Verdes...

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Summers in South America

Senior Valentina Gardner Connects with Family in Colombia
Kelly Donahue, Features Editor March 14, 2023

For senior Valentina Gardner, visiting her family in Colombia every summer has been an absolutely amazing experience. Although she tries to do different things every year when she goes, one of her favorite...

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A Case of Test Flu

How Skipping Tests Creates a Variety of Problems for Teachers and Students
Chloe Choi, Centerspread Editor March 14, 2023

Test flu is a highly contagious disease that has been targeting overwhelmed high school students for years. Many students participate in extracurricular activities, sports and community service on top...

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Explaining Wellness Tiktok’s New Trend, Lucky Girl Syndrome

Explaining Wellness Tiktok’s New Trend, Lucky Girl Syndrome

Lucia Ruiz, Editor-in-Chief March 14, 2023

The romanticization of health and wellness has taken social media by storm. Since the original self-care movement in the 2010’s, there have been numerous trends online regarding self-healing and wellness....

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Painting the Picture on PV Art Club

Quinn Kearns, Social Media Editor March 14, 2023

Sports are not the only things that Sea Kings excel at.  Our very own art club welcomes people of all different artistic styles and methods.  It meets every Monday during lunch in Room 213 and...

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(Photos courtesy of Caiden Falstrup-Finney)

The End of the Beginning

Caiden Falstrup-Finney’s Acting Journey
Eva Mayrose, Opinion Editor March 14, 2023

When one thinks of the PVHS drama department, a few words come to mind: unprecedented, talented, and Caiden Falstrup-Finney. Having immersed himself in PVHS’s drama department since his freshman year,...

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Will Corry’s Cancer Journey From Diagnosis to Recovery

Jonathan Liu, Sports Editor February 8, 2023

any challenges such as balancing school, work, extracurricular activities, and more. However, one high schooler was faced with an even tougher challenge.  Will Corry, a current junior, was diagnosed...

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PVIT Game Design character designed by Rose Feng. (Photo courtesy of Rose Feng)

PVIT Students Design Their Own Game

Olivia Kao, Reporter February 8, 2023

Video games are a wildly popular activity among teens, especially high school students.  Many high school students spend hours playing video games everyday, but has anyone ever stopped to think how the...

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The Grind from Winter to Summer

Zara Deen, Reporter February 8, 2023

The gap between winter break and spring break is a long three months, and it can often be difficult for students to stay focused during this time. Breaks are a time for students to relax, destress and...

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