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According to Kids Save Lives, a kidnapping in the U.S. occurs every 40 seconds. Recently, there were reports of an attempted kidnapping in Palos Verdes. According to the Daily Breeze, …
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Many students put a great deal of pressure on themselves to do well on the SAT. They spend countless hours preparing for the test to ensure that they receive the …
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Boys’ water polo has started off their season by winning their first three games against Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Downey High Schools. Senior Cole Allyn expects the rest of …
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People may have heard about Cynocy’s
extended play (EP) from an Eye of the
Panther cameo or various Instagram posts
from Peninsula students, but most know it
as the work of sophomore Matthew Barri.
As …
On Jan. 22 and 23, approximately 4.8 million people from 50 states, 55 different countries and seven continents participated in the Women’s March in reaction to President Donald Trump’s inauguration. …
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On Oct. 6, 1998, Matthew Shepard, a gay student of the University of Wyoming, was beaten, tortured and left for dead on the outskirts of Laramie, WY. Shepard was left …
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Many high school students are excited by the newfound freedom driving brings, and even more excited when they get their own car. However, unlike senior Isabella Palacios, most students do …
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Beard Full of Butterflies (BFOB), Peninsula’s student literary magazine, recently entered the nationwide American Scholastic Press Association’s annual competition and was awarded first place in the magazine …
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According to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), the Philippines has been one of the top five origin countries of immigrants every year since 1990. MPI also states …
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A study by the Institute for Economics and Peace shows that since the mayhem on Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks have more than quadrupled around the globe. Since 2013 alone, the world has …
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