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The Problem with Censorship

Sue Park, Writer October 5, 2016

     As Nathaniel Branden once said, “The first step toward change is awareness. The second step is acceptance.”      In the wake of the modern civil rights movements and protests, the severity...

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Autumn: The best season of them all!

Amanda Houtz, Writer September 30, 2016

Although the weather hasn’t been very reflective of it, September has drawn to a close, and autumn has commenced. Not quite winter, and no longer summer, autumn is cast as a “middle season” and...

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Subway: Not Having It My Way

Matt Usui, Writer September 30, 2016

Not too long ago, it was uncommon to go to Subway and order a sandwich that cost more than $5 (that is if you didn’t order avocado). But with the rising costs of regular amenities increasing daily, Subway...

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Kim K and Gigi Hadid harassed by same “fan”

Allie Cromer, Writer September 29, 2016
Celebrities are a huge fixture in our daily lives. We all want to see the risque selfie Kim Kardashian just posted. We love to fawn over how gorgeous Gigi Hadid is. However, our fixation on celebrities can sometimes take a very stranger turn.
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Hilary Trumps Donald in First Debate

Clinton and Trump faced off in the first of three Presidential Debates last night.
Allie Cromer, Opinion editor September 27, 2016

Yesterday the nation turned it’s attention to the highly anticipated Presidential Debate, the first of three. Many people, especially undecided voters, were hoping the candidates would clearly define...

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Designated Survivor: review and spoilers of first episode

ABC's newest series premiered last week.
Amanda Houtz, Writer September 27, 2016

Article II, Section 3 of the Constitution states that “He shall from time to time give to Congress information of the State of the Union and recommend to their consideration such measures as he shall...

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The 9/11 memorial has nearly 3,000 names of victims of the 9/11 terrorism attacks and victims of the February 26, 1993 WTC bombing. (Photo courtesy of Cynthia Ruiz)

Generation Z and 9/11: an open letter

News editor Audrey Trell pens an open letter to her generation on this day of remembrance.
Audrey Trell, News Editor September 11, 2016

Today is a day of remembrance for so many people whose lives felt the direct impact of the 9/11 attacks fifteen years ago. It is both necessary and important to pay homage to the losses that resulted from...

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Parking Woes at PV

Natanya Faitelson December 18, 2015

Imagine driving to school, already running late, turning into the Palos Verdes  High Schools’ student parking, only to find out there aren't any spots left. What can a student do? Students cannot park...

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Best and Worst of Two Democratic and Two Republican Candidates

Kevin Bailey December 18, 2015

Donald Trump: Best: Trump’s plans to increase focus on illegal immigration. Illegal immigration is a huge problem in the U.S., especially in California. According  to Mexico’s former ambassador...

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The Top 5 Cringeworthy Moments in the Presidential Race

Seren Cho November 24, 2015

Election Day is right around the corner. It may not seem like it, but it is definitely happening. So, I’m here to keep you updated on some current events.Without further ado, here are the 5 most cringe-worthy...

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Capstone 2.0

Natanya Faitelson November 24, 2015

At the beginning of the year, during the first school assembly, Seakings received a notification from their principal Dr. Park that would completely transform their senior and junior years. The long and...

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Required Readings

Allie Cromer June 4, 2015

There is nothing more exciting than sitting down with a depressing book assigned by your English teacher.  Not only do you get to spend hours trying to decipher the old English it is written in, but you...

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