The Palos Verdes Point

A Sea King’s Search for Strength

Gabby Rudy, Writer | October 22, 2018
PVHS Drama Brings Shakespeare to Life

Natasha Stein, Writer | October 22, 2018

Some Sea Kings Thankful for the Extended Break

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, teachers, and the administration within the district will be able to enjoy a week-long vacation from their studies, extracurriculars,...

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 treats for the senior class during nutrition in the CCC. Students received cookies provided by the CCC. But, the surprising thing that had...

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 Institute on Drug Abuse, there are over over 460 brands selling e-cigarettes and more than 15,000 unique e-cigarette flavors are curated...

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 the PVPUSD school district to finance all seventeen PV Peninsula schools as well as their academic, athletic, and musical programs. As...

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...

Admin Prepares for Halloween Scares

Grace Hsieh, Writer

October 22, 2018

Students are looking to carve out some good times this year for Halloween, but administration and staff are looking to keep the fear factor down for all students, especially underclassmen. In past years, giant groups of seniors have thrown things, such as baby powder, silly string, and more at the underclassmen. The senior class has...

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Opinion

Insta Scam

Sara Liu, Writer

October 22, 2018

Instagram has captured the attention of over a billion monthly users, not only feeding personal images but also creating a viable platform for mass advertising. Their...

The Swamp Drowning in its Own Mess

October 22, 2018

We are in the midst of the sixth mass extinction event on Earth. The global climate has been drastically changed due to human-induced...

Easy Ethical Consumerism

October 22, 2018

In our modern society, access to resources such as food and utilities have become much easier to attain. It’s commonplace...

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Arts and Society

Celebrating Life, not Death

Amanda Houtz, Staff writer

December 3, 2017

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Latin American tradition, and is dedicated to the gathering of family and friends to remember those who have passed. It is...

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Features

Photographer Travels Across the Globe

October 22, 2018

This summer, PVHS Senior Caroline Turnbull attended the National Geographic Student Expeditions Camp in Australia from the end of June to mid-July for 20 days. When she heard about this camp from her...

A Sea King’s Search for Strength

October 22, 2018

As PVHS senior Tally Gonzales began tackling her college essays this past summer, something she was prompted to ponder time and time again was a facet of her identity that was unique to her. While...

Teachers Expand Student Education by Giving Them the Opportunity to Travel

October 22, 2018

Teachers are approaching education in a different way by giving their students a worldly experience. Instead of teaching the traditional way, teachers want to explore the outside world with their students...

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Polls

What are you most excited for school?

Classes (44%, 11 Votes)
Friends (24%, 6 Votes)
Game Day (16%, 4 Votes)
Sports (12%, 3 Votes)
Teachers (4%, 1 Votes)

Total Voters: 23

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