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Virtual Spring Musical: Urinetown

The PVHS Drama Program’s Spring Musical goes virtual for the very first time - catch the production for its last weekend!

Frances Stott, Reporter • May 20, 2021

This year, only one school musical was able to happen, and it has to be virtual. The cast had to film and edit it, instead of doing regular showings. This also means that the cast and crew had a much...

Senior Stress Relief: Hiking

Alexa Dox, Reporter • May 20, 2021

Palos Verdes in known for many things, but one of the most notorious things P.V. is known for is all the beautiful hiking trails it has to offer. Many tourists come from all over the world just to explore...

Motivational Tips and Tricks

Alycen Kim, Centerspread editor • May 20, 2021

With AP tests and finals coming up this month, it’s safe to say that students are more stressed than ever. Even without the added stress of the pandemic and distance learning, students are still...

Horticulture for the Health

Lucia Ruiz, Features Editor • April 9, 2021

As the world becomes more and more technologically oriented, horticulture therapy brings us back to our roots. Utilizing the mental health benefits of gardening is becoming more popular and may provide...

Tune Your Mood

Every Playlist you Need

Alexa Dox, Reporter • April 9, 2021

Road Trip Road tripping is one of the best ways to spend quality time with your family and friends, exploring all types of sights. To have a successful journey, you must have a working vehicle, a full...

Cookies Determine Character

What does your favorite Girl Scout cookie say about you?

Alycen Kim, Centerspread editor • April 9, 2021

March and April bring about cool spring breezes, frantic studying for AP tests, and of course, Girl Scout cookie season. But, along with the delectable cookies comes debates over which Girl Scout cookie...

Add These to Your TBR (to be read) Pile

Sydney Lyle, Social Media Editor • April 9, 2021

An endless amount of books line every wall. Genre upon genre presented on all. Slightly overwhelming and often nerve inducing, the library seems all too confusing. Reading can be cool, but you need...

Car Connoisseurs of PVHS

Claire Hardesty, Editor-in-Chief • April 9, 2021

The students of PVHS have always put an emphasis on making their cars personal to them and their personalities. Driving up to campus, you can be certain there will be a variety of colorful VW Bugs, Jeeps,...

Following Other CA Schools, PVHS Finally Opens Its Doors to Students

Vikesh Dheeriya , Reporter • April 9, 2021

After a year of distance learning, many high schools in California recently reopened to an in-person format with PVHS, returning April 12, not far behind. Most of the in-person schools that have reopened...

Return to Campus or Computer?

Staff • April 9, 2021

On April 12, 2021, Palos Verdes High School students are scheduled to return to campus in a hybrid system of learning, where students will be split into two groups by last name, group 1 receiving in-person...

A Penny For Your Thoughts

Economics teacher Chris Wilson answers some questions about personal finance and what students should know about saving and spending money.

Sarah Liu, Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2021

Q: When do you think kids should start opening bank accounts, and is there a benefit to saving when you’re young? I’m of the mindset that kids, with the help of parents or guardians, should start...

Student Small Businesses Find Success During Quarantine

Mallory Meyer, Reporter • March 12, 2021

Over quarantine, many students have been getting creative in starting their own businesses. One unique and popular business is owned by junior Bella D’Alfonso. “I create customizable, gourmet chocolate...