Kyle Ahn, Writer
May 2, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
When the law is not enforced, minorities must make their voices heard.
64 deaths, more than 1,000 buildings looted or burnt to the ground, mandatory curfews, 1,100 marines, 600 army soldiers, and 6,500 national guardsmen patrolli...
Isabella Ruiz, News Editor
May 2, 2019
Filed under News, Top Stories
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 during the last w...
Claire Hardesty, Writer
May 2, 2019
Filed under News, Top Stories
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 competition, Scholar Quiz, has been going on for thirteen years ...
Phoebe Lai and Isabella Ruiz
May 1, 2019
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The classic 80’s film about high-schooler Ren McCormack and his struggle to return dancing and rock-and-roll music to his new town is being reclaimed by PV High’s own production of Footloose this Spring.
A story drawing on the restriction of self-expressi...
Seren Cho, Copy Editor
May 1, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Just last week, the highly anticipated Avengers: Endgame, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, the last (that we know of) Avengers movie begins right after Infinity War in the MCU timeline. The original six plus some other superh...
Chloe Lendi, Writer
April 7, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
In spite of all social advancements that have contributed to the better treatment of women today, there still remains a stigma that goes unnoticed because it has been engraved into our society: periods.
Thanks to the Shor...
Noah Whang, Sports Editor
April 1, 2019
Filed under News, Top Stories
On February 28, students enrolled in PVHS’s Model United Nations [MUN] departed for the annual University of California, Berkeley MUN trip. This annual tradition allows students to experience a new committee and a new city.
The grand event pulls...
Graydon Leongkaye and Sarah Liu, Writers
April 1, 2019
Filed under News, Top Stories
On March 12, the FBI unearthed the largest college admissions scandal in U.S. history.
At the time of publishing, 50 people have been charged over the course of the investigation for bribing athletics staff, fabricating c...
Isabella Ruiz, News Editor
April 1, 2019
Filed under News, Top Stories
For the first time in 16 years, PV High hosted a blood drive in partnership with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, as students rolled up their sleeves to partake in donating a pint of blood. On March 5th, students, teachers, and ev...
March 25, 2019
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Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District students, educators and administrators took business into their own hands through the annual Capitol Convoy trip from March 19 to 20. Participants traveled to advocate for ass...
Claire Hardesty, Writer
February 21, 2019
Filed under Features, Top Stories
Early 1900’s: the Palos Verdes Peninsula is residence to 100 families, the roads end on Grand Via Alta Mira, and one family delivers groceries to all of the residents on the hill.
Nestled into the corner of a newly built Malaga Cove Plaza, M...
Phoebe Lai, Editor-In-Chief
February 21, 2019
Filed under News, Top Stories
The infamous standoff that occured on January 18 between three groups representative of clashing principles has fostered a controversy that has countless Americans debating their own thoughts about the confrontation.
On the s...