Strep throat can be taken lightly as just a cold, but without proper treatment it can lead to a trip to the hospital. Senior Chasen Volkel traveled to the Caribbean hoping for a relaxing and exciting trip,...

Around campus, students have been hearing about the teachers’ campaign for 180 days of school.  In order to achieve this, the district would need to get rid of ski week, or Furlough Week.  Furlough...

The school year is nearing a close- STAR testing is over, AP testing will soon be over, and students’ minds are changing from the mentality of ‘school’ to that of ‘summer’. PVHS’ ASB has put...

With the school year slowly coming to an end, standardized testing is back again. But is this year’s testing coming with a twist? On Tuesday, February 27 the Palos Verdes Peninsula school board came...

Fans of rock and alternative music will be coming together this April in Indio near Palm Springs to attend one of the largest music festivals in the country.  Coachella 2012 is a two day event featuring...

What replaced the bison or buffalo when it became extinct in North America? The answer is cattle. This is a question asked during the first round of Palos Verdes High School’s highly anticipated, annual...

Lately, Palos Verdes residents have had their fair share of candlelit dinners. It sounds romantic, right? Well, it’s not for the Seakings who haven’t had power for three days and are trying to do...

Shane Shimatsu McCusker was born on September 9, 2010 at 6:11 p.m.  He appeared to a healthy, bouncing baby boy, weighing 6 lbs. 15 oz. The first thing doctors monitor when a baby is first born is their...

We all know the age-old tradition of holiday shopping- taking a trip to the mall, browsing around countless different stores in an effort to find your friends and family members a holiday gift, and,...

Veterans Day used to be when Americans took time out of their year to appreciate the sacrifices and hardships of veterans of all of the United States’ wars. However, that same patriotism is met with...