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At the first general meeting, members made papel picado. (Photo by Cynthia Mindicino).

A Growing Club:

LASA invites students to celebrate Latin American Culture
Nicolas Boixo Fernandez De La Cigona, Web Editor/Social Media November 6, 2024

There are a variety of clubs in PVHS, reflecting the deep rooted diversity in this school. But not a lot of clubs directly represent said source of diversity.  Introducing LASA, the Latin American...

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Freshmen spilled out from the stands and had to sit on the floor during the first Class Comp of the year. (Photo by Evelyn Yu)

Supersize Me:

How big freshman class affects student life
Ivy Ruberg, Reporter/Social Media November 6, 2024

Many people choose Palos Verdes High School because it’s the smaller of the two on the Peninsula, with Pen historically taking about 60% of PVPUSD students and PV taking about 40% of students. But what...

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The PTSA hosted its October 8 meeting in Kings Corner this past week. (Photo by Eason Kaewprasert)

Now Open: Kings Corner

Eason Kaewprasert and Valerie Villegas November 6, 2024

The new Kings Corner, which opened the first week of October, is a place where Sea Kings are encouraged to study, work on group projects, hang out with friends and socialize with others during their free...

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GSA's unity circle in 2019. (Photo Courtesy of Christina Varela)

GSA Celebrates 20 Years on Campus

Olivia Kao and Ella Sherry November 1, 2024

2024 marks the 20th anniversary of PVHS’ Gay Straight Alliance (GSA). The club was founded in 2004 to create a safe space on campus for LGBTQ+ students and their allies. Two decades later, the club is...

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(Photo by Sophie Sun)

PVHS Honors Music Department Plays for a Crowd

Ryan Fuerte and Kelly Bojorquez March 18, 2024

Known for its extensive music department, Palos Verdes High School hosts an annual Honors Recital to spotlight students beyond music classes.  Students select pieces from their own solo and ensemble...

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(Photo courtesy of Girls Water Polo)

Defeating a Decade Long Drought: Girls Water Polo Wins Bay League

Shazma Zahra, Reporter March 18, 2024

Girls Water Polo is one of PVHS’s best sports teams, and have proved it this season with their impressive run in the Division Three playoffs. One reason why PVHS Girls Water Polo has been so successful...

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(Photo Courtesy of Ava Kordich)

Girls Soccer Takes it to CIF Finals

Kate North and Jonathan Liu March 18, 2024

In a historic season, PVHS Girls Soccer made an impressive run to the Division One championship game.  Finishing the season with 19 wins, including eight wins against Bay League opponents, the team...

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Girls varsity basketball celebrates after winning against Eastside High School (Photo courtesy of Katie Golden)

Girls Varsity Basketball Wins CIF, 57 – 46

Chloe Choi and Jonathan Liu March 18, 2024

One of the biggest turnarounds in PVHS sports history came this year with the Girls Basketball team. Last season, the team was victorious three times, but this season the girls won 24 games.  “I...

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Turning Back Time with Teachers

Kate North and Valerie Villegas March 18, 2024

Some say high school is the best four years of your life. But, in Palos Verdes Peninsula School District, many alumni have been drawn to continue long past those four years coming back as teachers and...

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(Photo courtesy of  Ed McClure)

Coach Clark’s Impact

Enna Hosoi, Reporter March 18, 2024

On and off the court Coach Greg Clark plays an important role on campus.  He is not only a coach to his players, but a mentor to every student on campus as he serves as a campus supervisor.  His...

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(Photo courtesy of Ed McClaren)

Girls Basketball On Top

Kelly Bojorquez and Ella Hansen March 18, 2024

Palos Verdes High School is known for its successful sports teams and vibrant student sections. This year’s girls’ basketball season has been thriving as they have improved greatly from previous years...

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(Graphic by Nathan Chavira)

The Cultural Reshaping of “Bro”

Nathan Chavira, Reporter March 18, 2024

In recent years, the landscape of social media and internet communication has undergone a subtle yet significant transformation.  The word “bro,” traditionally a colloquial substitute for a person’s...

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