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Honda Zooms out of F1 Racing

Curtis Liu, Online Editor May 20, 2021

Honda is leaving Formula 1 racing - for the fourth time in the history of the sport. Honda’s first withdrawal came at the tragic incident of Jo Schlesser at the 1968 French Grand Prix. In the following...

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Bearing Down the Next Four

Emily Typrowicz, Sports Editor May 20, 2021

After 12 years of dominating on the tennis courts, senior Parker Fry is taking her skills to the University of Arizona.  Growing up, Fry played other sports including swimming, basketball, and soccer...

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Staples Center enforces strict rules to ensure the safety of fans and players during games. (Photo by Aidan Sun)

Fans Back in the Stands

Aidan Sun, News Editor May 20, 2021

L.A. sports fans have finally been allowed back into arenas to watch their favorite teams.  The announcement of reopenings came in early March when the California Department of Public Health provided...

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A Short but Sweet Season

Andrew Carpenter, Reporter April 9, 2021

This past year life has been dramatically changed by COVID-19. Fall and winter athletes were originally told they would not have a season. As cases dropped, these athletes were given a chance to hold a...

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NBA Enters the Crypto Craze with NBA Top Shot

Sarah Liu, Editor-in-Chief April 9, 2021

Whether it’s floppy disks, fax machines or landlines, new technology consistently has eradicated old machinery in exchange for an option that’s faster, shinier, and just plain better. But, it’s beginning...

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Hitting the Slopes

Emily Typrowicz, Sports Editor March 12, 2021

With stay-at-home orders in place and online school, heading up to the mountains could not be any easier. Local ski resorts such as Mammoth, Big Bear, and Mountain High, are easy to go whether it’s for...

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PV Jerseys Cross the Finish Line Once Again

Claire Hardesty, Editor-in-Chief March 12, 2021

With the PV High stripes in retirement for almost a year now, no team has taken the field in a jersey reading “Palos Verdes” since the beginning of March last year. As of now, since the state has...

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PV Choreo: Timing is Everything

Mia Harley, Reporter March 12, 2021

Running a soccer play with teammates is an impossible feat to do over Zoom, and the same can be said for the PVHS Choreo team in planning formations and positions for dance routines. It is great that...

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A Swell Surf Season

Lucia Ruiz, Features Editor March 12, 2021

This surf season, like everything else in this past year, has been very different from previous years. However, while there are unideal changes, there are also good changes coming for the surfers of PVHS....

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The Madness Returns

March Madness Tournament is Back After a Year Hiatus
Jonathan Liu, Reporter March 12, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken over the world for almost a whole year now and one of the first events cancelled by the pandemic was the yearly March Madness College Basketball tournament.  The tournament...

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PV Cheer Navigates This Unique Sports Season

Alexa Dox, Reporter February 5, 2021

Palos Verdes High School has a well-deserved reputation for its strong athletic program. The PVHS Cheer Team is no exception to this.   The squad is an essential part of the athletic program attending...

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Athletes Corner:

Raymond Moll Tees It Up During the Pandemic
Ethan King, Reporter February 5, 2021

It is 6:40 A.M. on a Tuesday morning during Winter Break and sophomore Raymond Moll has just arrived at the Palos Verdes Golf Course to begin his day. He doesn’t leave until five that night, having played...

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