“Squid Game cookie”, “Dalgona” and “honeycomb challenge” are all phrases that have been trending in the past few weeks. However, most people do not know how this candy is made …
Read MoreIn late March, sophomore Rhys Moon began working on developing a website called Mindful Coping that is intended to help people who suffer from Tourette’s Syndrome and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) …
Read MoreFrom May 12 to 15, Peninsula’s Service Learning Leadership (SLL) delivered 30 thank-you cards to first responders handmade by SLL and Peninsula students who were looking to give thanks to …
Read MoreThe coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has caused Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District to announce a mandatory school closure effective immediately on March 13. Based on the results of a survey …
Read MoreAs the college commitment deadline approaches, seniors at Peninsula and other high schools across the country are facing the decision of which college to commit to for the upcoming school …
Read MoreIn response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) district-wide school shutdown, Peninsula’s Associated Student Body (ASB) has postponed annual senior activities that were scheduled to take place toward the end of second …
Read MoreOn Feb. 22, senior Jennifer Vieweg won first place in the Contemporary Soloist Improvisation category at the West Coast Elite (WCE) Dance Regionals in Corona, California. After being a part …
Read MoreIn California’s 2020 primary election on March 3, Proposition 13 was proposed on the ballot but did not pass, with 55.4 percent of people voting “no” on their ballots. This …
Read MoreWith the increased number of environmental issues such as climate change and wildlife preservation, promoting sustainability in the workplace, at home and at school is needed now more than ever. …
Read MoreWhether it be to gain a better education, attend a world-famous college or pursue better job opportunities, the number of foreign students immigrating to the U.S. has been steadily growing. …
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