Kelly Brewer, Social Media Manager
• October 19, 2020
The fashion industry has continuously caused chaos for years. Consumers have begun to speculate about the ethics behind fashion. Two popular ways of shopping, thrifting and fast fashion, have recently...
After the first six weeks of school, only a few dozen students have tested positive for COVID-19. These small numbers are thanks to the protocols set in place by PV’s administration.
Pam Cinadr, the...
Synthetic media has become substantially more convincing as technology continuously becomes more advanced.
Deep Fakes are an example of synthetic media. They are forgery videos or audio recordings...
Regardless of the COVID-19 pandemic, the presidential election year is in full swing. Voters have casted ballots and candidates have campaigned tirelessly. But an unprecedented twist recently came to light:...
During an intense election year between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, many have not paid significant attention to local elections.
While ads for each party run frequently,...
Jonathan Chiles, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• October 13, 2020
Seniors this year have been facing two pandemics, a literal one and a figurative one. While school adjusts to COVID-19, another well-known disease is spreading: senioritis.
Senioritis has plagued seniors...
Lily Barrett, Student Life Editor
• October 12, 2020
Trick-or-treating on Halloween is a highlight of many kids’ childhoods. Going door to door in costume to pick up candy with friends is traditional for Halloween night. However, this year, it is going...
Social media platforms have made buying and selling easier and more accessible. Many teenagers have turned to Instagram to become self-employed managers of their own accounts used strictly for business...
It has now been almost seven months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States. In that time, teachers have had to adapt to a new form of teaching: online.
Although most teachers have had to...
The COVID-19 pandemic has made technology a necessity for Pleasant Valley High School’s students and faculty. It has provided the means to communicate, accomplish schoolwork from remote locations and...
Eight private high schools in the Washington, D.C. metro area have begun to phase out Advanced Placement (AP) classes, having started in 2018 and continuing until 2022.
These prominent schools began...
