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Preparation for 2028 Olympics Begins

Victoria Nolan, Reporter February 10, 2022

The 2028 Olympic games will take place close to home in Los Angeles and the preparations for this major international multi-sport event are happening now.  This event will be the first summer games...

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Holiday Gift Guide

Natalie Wang, Reporter December 17, 2021

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Legislation “For the People”

House Democrats Pass Landmark Voting Rights Bill
Aidan Sun, News Editor April 9, 2021

On March 3, House Democrats passed sweeping legislation to fight Republican efforts to restrict voting access in almost every state. The bill, which passed strictly along party lines, aims, when put simply,...

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This Filibuster is a Bust.

CJ Haddad, Reporter April 9, 2021

Disclaimer: This article is a work of satirical fiction. All names, quotes, events, and incidents are created and used in a purely fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely...

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“Why Aren’t We Talking About This?”

It’s Only the Largest Protest in Human History
Ajuny Hansra, Guest Writer April 9, 2021

Popstar Rihanna recently tweeted “Why aren’t we talking about this?!” with an image of Sikh men and women waving orange and white flags, riding tractors, in New Delhi, India.  The post accumulated...

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Bye Trump, Biden is Back

What does the new Biden administration mean for America? See students’ reflections on the recent election and opinions on the candidates
Aidan Sun, News Editor November 18, 2020

                          Build back better.  That’s President-Elect Joe Biden’s plan...

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Tofurkey Season: Vegans & Thanksgiving

Sydney Lyle, Social Media Editor November 18, 2020

Thanksgiving is known for delicious food, and while some Sea Kings experience Thanksgiving a little bit differently, it is no less delicious. Veganism means that a person no longer consumes meats, eggs,...

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Special Holiday Traditions

Alexa Dox, Reporter November 18, 2020

Davryn McDuffie Sophomore Davyrn McDuffie and her family love to go to new places over Thanksgiving break.   “My family makes sure to explore a new place with fall foliage. We all love adventure,...

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Progressive Ousts LA County District Attorney

Aidan Sun, News Editor November 18, 2020

The current Los Angeles County District Attorney, Jackie Lacey, was ousted by progressive challenger, George Gascón with over 53% of the vote.  Gascón is a former police chief and district attorney...

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Home For the Holidays?

Sierra Namvari, Reporter November 18, 2020

During the holidays, friends and family normally plan to all come together whether that means traveling out of state, college students coming home for the break, or enjoying a Friendsgiving celebration.  Due...

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Surfing Sea Kings

Nicole Medawar, Reporter March 26, 2020

As some students see surfing as an isolated and almost unnoticed sport, senior Charlie Winkworth said, “The PVHS surf team is one of the main reasons I decided to come to this high school.” Winkworth...

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Meet the Class of 2020 – Presidential Candidate Run Down

Sarah Liu, News Editor February 25, 2020

Joe Biden Former Vice President Joe Biden is no stranger to presidential campaigns, running for the office in 1988 and 2008. Most young voters will recognize him as Vice President under the Obama administration,...

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