the official website of the PVPHS newspaper
the official website of the PVPHS newspaper
Palos Verdes recently received an artistic upgrade at the Ernie Howlett Park. The park, located in Palos Verdes, offers facilities for a variety of outdoor activities including …
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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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This past summer, Sanae Gazdik, senior Jordan Gazdik’s mother was diagnosed with cancer that spread to her lungs, legs, eyes, liver, brain and back. This is Sanae’s …
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When senior Brennen Bates was 12 years old, he quit taking piano lessons and taught himself to play the bass guitar. Following his piano teacher’s directions was not Bates’s strong …
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From writing to playing sports, students relieve stress by partaking in hobbies that fit their interest. Sophomore Henry Norton, blacksmithing is a hobby he has found a …
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For the first time in five years, Peninsula High and Palos Verdes High collaborated to plan the PV vs. Pen MUN Conference. On Feb. 27, students from both high schools …
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Sophomore Raffaella Koncius’s figure skating career began at the age of five when she attended a friend’s birthday party at the ice skating rink Skating Edge.
“As soon as I stepped …
