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Tyner’s Top 10 of the year (by The Point)

May 22, 2019

1. Mindfulness Center  This year PV High took another step into helping the mental health of their students by creating a Mindfulness class on campus. Taught by Tammy Sheridan and Jill Moeller, the class...

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Leaving Ignorance Behind, Moving Tolerance Forward

Seren Cho and Jamie Doo May 22, 2019

We’ve been through this before. The past few years, we’ve gone through similar incidents. A student does something offensive, it goes around school, and then we move on. We forget. And, it’ll...

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PV Students Make Magic in Lip Dub

Isabella Ruiz, News Editor May 22, 2019

A sentiment to honor this year’s class of graduating seniors, the production of the Lip Dub brought students of all grade levels together to lip sync to a remix between “Magic” by B.o.B and “Dog...

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Starry Skies and Heart Eyes

Phoebe Lai, Editor-in-Chief May 22, 2019

On Saturday May 18, 600 PVHS students attended the “Wish Upon A Star” Prom at the USC Wallis Annenberg Building in Downtown LA.  

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Seniors Celebrate I Declare Day

Phoebe Lai and Sarah Liu May 21, 2019

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Foggy Brain

Isabella Firmani, Writer May 2, 2019

Recent studies have lead various groups of researchers to question whether or not air pollution in urban places is linked to causing psychotic experiences in teenagers. Although many people are cautious...

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The Inside Scoop on Journalism Programs

Isabella Ruiz, News Editor May 2, 2019

Motivated to find eye-catching ways to improve the school’s publications, the Triton Yearbook and The Point leaders attended the annual JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention in Anaheim...

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Sea Kings Unite for Diversity

Chloe Lendi, Writer May 2, 2019

The multicultural food fair, where the Spanish Honors Society, French Honors Society, and Chinese Honors Society gathered to serve burritos with agua fresca, crepes with nutella and strawberries, and...

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Measles Outbreak in US Reaches Records

Curtis Liu, Writer May 2, 2019

An anti-vaccination trend has led to more cases of measles this year, some in Southern California This year in the U.S. alone, there have been more than 450 cases of measles reported, according to the...

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Special Education Cuts Spark Criticism

Heather Bryant, Writer May 2, 2019

On March 26th, 2019, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos and the Trump administration proposed the Education Department 2020 budget that calls for the elimination of millions of dollars funding for special...

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The _____ Investigation

Nikolas Tempereau, Opinion Editor May 2, 2019

The Mueller investigation, or Mueller probe, is known as U.S government efforts to investigate the possible interference of the 2016 U.S election by the Russian government.  The investigation included...

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Hawkeye Prevails in Scholar Quiz

Claire Hardesty, Writer May 2, 2019

Some people can compete with ease, while others stand by with gaping mouths. How do these teams prepare for these questions? Are they superhuman or have they painstakingly prepared? This unique...

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