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Student Leadership Collaborates for Class Comp

Chloe Lendi, Writer December 19, 2018

As the first annual Class Comp quickly approached the student body, Palos Verdes High School leadership programs, such as ASB, prepared to make this year’s competition as spirited as possible. Sophomore...

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Red Ribbon Week Offers Realistic Experiences

Ryan Olarte, Writer December 3, 2018

Every year, Be The Change (BTC)  promotes Red Ribbon Week around the campus; this year, BTC went as far as preparing a drunk driving simulator to show students the danger of alcohol. Students from...

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Affirmative Action Lawsuit

Sarah Liu, Writer December 3, 2018

As college admissions are looming for high school seniors, a lawsuit against Harvard University has the nation’s attention, bringing to light the allegations of discrimination against Asian American...

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Artists Reflect on the Heroes That Inspire Them

Heather Bryant, Writer December 3, 2018

It’s the time of the year again when PVHS students interested in all facets of the arts (including photography, drawing and painting, and even filmmaking) enter into the annual Reflections contest for...

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Fall Season Brings Upon Annual Music Recital

Isabella Ruiz and Phoebe Lai December 3, 2018

A special preface to Thanksgiving Break, the annual Fall Music Recital was orchestrated by PV High’s band on November 8 in the MPR. Aimed at both entertaining the audience and showcasing musical pieces...

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Class Council Captures Student Voice

Gabriella Rudy, Writer December 3, 2018

This past month, ASB decided to AS-Bring in new ideas, opinions and viewpoints by welcoming any interested Sea Kings to attend a newly instated class council meeting. These meetings are a way for students...

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Life Skills Class Makes a Splash

Grace Hsieh, Writer December 3, 2018

This school year, the Life Skills class is getting more hands-on experience in working with the school and local community through the newly implemented classroom recycling program, PVHS staff coffee deliveries,...

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Some Sea Kings Thankful for the Extended Break

Heather Bryant, Writer October 22, 2018

For many years, PVPUSD only had Thanksgiving day off during the holiday season, leaving little time to go on trips and participate in the festivities with family. However, this fall, all the students,...

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Students Get Spirited for College Week

Seren Cho, Copy Editor October 22, 2018

Be The Change (BTC) held their annual College Week from October 8-12. After about three weeks of preparation, the school campus was decorated in all things relating to college. The week began with some...

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FDA Classifies Vaping as an Epidemic

Chloe Slome, Writer October 22, 2018

Juul, suorin, phix, vagon, box mod, dab pen, disposable vape, stiiizy, and vitasti. These are the names of just a few of the numerous vapes found in the hands of teenageers. According to the National...

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PEF Endorses Student Voice and Programs

Chloe Slome, Writer October 22, 2018

The Peninsula Education Foundation, also known as PEF, has played a major role financially supporting the PVPUSD schools. Since the program’s inception in 1979, PEF has donated over $40 million to...

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Three students pose amidst Yellow Ribbon Week festivities. (Photo by McKinley Pieper)

Red Tide Goes Yellow to Promote Kindness

Emma Conkling, Writer October 22, 2018

Yellow Ribbon Week, a beloved tradition put on by Be The Change (BTC), is a week celebrated by Sea Kings full of kindness and compassion for their peers.   This week is a time for students to...

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