The Point

The Point

The Point

A Letter From the Editors

Alycen Kim and Aidan Sun, Editors-in-Chief March 7, 2022

America’s racist past is no secret, at least to students of Palos Verdes High School. Today, teachers, administration and students alike have done their best to promote curriculums in which truthful...

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Digital Classroom Benefits In-Person School

Quinn Kearns, Reporter March 7, 2022

Many schools over the past couple of years have drifted away from using physical agendas, assignments and some tests.  Google Classroom is one platform that has aided teachers and students through...

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Politicians, Follow Your Own Rules

Andrew Carpenter, Design Editor March 7, 2022

Restrictions in response to COVID-19 started for Sea Kings on March 16, 2020 with school being called off.  Many other mandates soon followed to slow the spread of the unknown virus, and as an effect,...

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Even if Kyiv Falls, Moscow and Putin Still Lose

Aidan Sun, Editor-in-Chief March 7, 2022

On Feb. 22, Cossack Gundi, a British national turned Ukrainian marine I’d been following for a few weeks, tweeted as tensions grew in Eastern Europe, “Going dark on social media … It’s been a pleasure,...

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Accommodating the Diverse Cultures of America: PVPUSD Should Observe Lunar New Year

Amber Chen, Opinion Editor February 10, 2022

The Lunar New Year is widely celebrated across many eastern and southeastern Asian countries, including China, South Korea, Vietnam, Mongolia, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines.  Originating...

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Dream Isn’t Dreaming of You…

Chloe Choi, Reporter February 10, 2022

Celebrities. Imperfect human beings just like you and me, except they are glorified and worshiped to godly statuses by their hoards of overly-dedicated supporters. Celebrity influence has reached every...

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A Letter From the Editors

Spotify, Stop This “Menace to Public Health”
Aidan Sun and Alycen Kim, Editors-in-Chief February 10, 2022

Once a national treasure and the adored poster child of Cal Bears football, Aaron Rodgers has fallen from grace. No, not because of the Packers’ spectacular dumpster fire of a divisional matchup against...

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Pint-Sized Stories

Luka Ardon and Chloe Choi, Reporters February 10, 2022

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Benefits of Block Schedule

Kelly Donahue, Social Media Editor February 10, 2022

One of the great aspects of Palos Verdes High School that convinces students to enroll every year is its block schedule. Following a block schedule provides students with countless benefits, such as more...

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The Importance of Casting LGBTQ+ Actors as LGBTQ+ Characters

Eva Mayrose, Reporter December 17, 2021

The majority of us find inspiration in the media through shows, movies and social networks. So what happens when what is portrayed on TV isn’t as harmless as it seems?  Although LGBTQ+ representation...

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The Education System is Outdated

Sophie Stoddart, Reporter December 17, 2021

If students had more control over their methods of learning and teachers had more control over the material they teach, both parties would be more inspired and motivated to do their jobs. Education is...

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Stop Romanticizing Criminals

Alycen Kim, Editor-in-Chief December 17, 2021

Harry Styles, Cole Sprouse, and Ted Bundy.  What do all of these men have in common? They are all adored and worshipped by teenage girls all over the world.  Yes, you read that right.  Even Ted Bundy.   In...

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