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Pint Sized Stories: Who wants this job?

Chloe Choi, Editor-in-Chief March 18, 2024

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(Graphic by Eva Yancheson)

PVHS’ Posh Parking Lot

Eva Yancheson, Centerspread Editor March 18, 2024

Cars are expensive. Auto insurance rates are skyrocketing as the human population increases exponentially fast; more drivers means more accidents. Anyone can get into a crash, but its the new drivers that...

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(Graphic by Zara Deen)

The Downfall of Marvel:

Writers Making Lazy Efforts
Zara Deen, Reporter March 18, 2024

The minute Tony Stark snapped his fingers in Avengers End Game, the Marvel industry took a turn for the worse.  One by one, our favorite characters shared their last moments on screen. This change...

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(Graphic by Aidan Shen)

Are Tesla’s Cybertrucks Worth the Hype?

James Lew, Reporter March 18, 2024

After being delayed for almost 2 years, the brand new Tesla Cyber Truck was delivered on November 30, 2023. The long-awaited day came to a handful of customers who had pre-ordered them years in advance.  Originally...

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A Letter From the Editors

Chloe Choi and Jonathan Liu March 18, 2024

As the college admissions process continues to become more and more rigorous, students have been looking for countless strategies to give them an advantage over other competitive applicants.  One of...

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(Graphic by Ella Sherry)

A Weighty Price Tag:

How the polarized body positivity movement is intertwined with consumerism
Ella Sherry, News Editor March 18, 2024

According to today’s standards, if you always eat a salad for lunch and go to the gym three times a week, you are honoring your body.  Similarly, if you eat McDonald’s every day for dinner and...

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(Graphic by Quinn Kearns)

Circle of Safety or Invasion of Privacy?

Life 360 Has Backfired
Ruby Mayrose, Reporter March 18, 2024

For years since its creation, Life360 has hindered teens’ freedom and allowed for overbearing parents to take control of their kids’ lives. The app provides parents with unnecessary information about...

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(Graphic by Ruby Mayrose)

Circle of Safety or Invasion of Privacy?

Life 360 Got it Right
Quinn Kearns and Design Editor March 18, 2024

All teenagers want is privacy, but is that what they really need? Although privacy is important, so is safety. When parents use Life360 as a tool rather than a weapon, it becomes something important when...

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Pint Sized Stories: The Stanley Cup Connoisseur

Chloe Choi, Editor-in-Chief March 18, 2024

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The Comeback of Rom-Coms: Are They Actually Overrated?

Holly Alexander, Reporter/Social Media March 18, 2024

Romantic comedies the past 10 years haven’t been the same as the older 2000’s one once produced.  When a new romcom comes out these days they are never as good as the old ones used to be.  Netflix...

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Activist or Actor: Should Celebrities Speak Out?

The Silent Struggle: Why Celebrities Must Use Their Voice
Jason Lee, Reporter March 18, 2024

In a world where socioeconomic status and influence equate to power, celebrities stand at the top with the unique ability to foster a positive change.  These individuals have fan bases that stretch...

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(Graphic by Aidan Shen)

Activist or Actor: Should Celebrities Speak Out?

Why Talk When You Have Nothing To Say?
Aidan Shen, Opinion Editor March 18, 2024

The war raging between Israel and Hamas has sparked intense conversation and split Americans over what should and shouldn’t be said. Prominent celebrities have a huge influence on the public due to their...

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