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The first Valley Cup of the year, which was also the first indoor Valley Cup since 2019, occurred on Oct. 7.

October 2022 Valley Cup highlights

Megan Austin, Sarah Buttikofer, Emily Moy, Maya Schlessinger, Sophie Kolax, Amelia Jacob, Carly Malamut, Chloe Cuesta, Olivia Jackson, and Brianna Finch
October 7, 2022
Recognizing Graduating Seniors

Recognizing Graduating Seniors

Chloe Cuesta
June 5, 2022

Chloe Cuesta, Staff Editor
May 16, 2022
A bill was introduced to push back start times for school days until 8:30 a.m on Jan. 1, 2020. Staff Editors Sarah Shapiro and Chloe Cuesta share their opinion on this legislation.

Should schools have a 8:30 start time?

Sarah Shapiro and Chloe Cuesta
May 16, 2022
Sofia Davidson, a survivor of a Polish slave labor camp in World War II reflected on the similarities between that war and Putins war with Ukraine. [Putin and Hitler] want to be in charge, they don’t want to let other people or countries do what they want, Davidson said.

Polish slave labor camp survivor reflects on WWII and the current violence in Ukraine

Chloe Cuesta and Sophie Kolax
April 14, 2022
Check out the softball preview as they look to bounce back from a rough season last year. Captain Alexandra Spadafino pitches the ball to her opponent in their first scrimmage.

2022 Softball Preview

Chloe Cuesta, Sports Writer
March 25, 2022
Trees covered with snow.

First snow fall of the year

Olivia Moreno, Emily Moy, Sophie Kolax, Sarah Buttikofer, Sarah Shapiro, Ava Kim, and Chloe Cuesta
January 12, 2022
Staff Writer Chloe Cuesta shares her opinion on the amount of homework given and how it contributes to stress.

Opinion: ‘The amount of homework students get is a pressing problem’

Chloe Cuesta, Staff Writer
January 10, 2022
Staff Writer Chloe Cuesta shares her opinion on the Christmas movie Elf. The movie is iconic, filled with laughs, and is one of my favorite holiday classics.

‘Elf’ review: ‘Feelings of happiness rushed through my body’

Chloe Cuesta, Staff Writer
December 23, 2021
PV alum Jaclyn Spellman (bottom left) and members of the class of 2017 got together to promote suicide awareness after a classmate took his own life. “​​I think that if everyone would take the step to be open, and everyone could have conversations like that, it would help break the stigma,” Spellman said. 

PV alumni reflect on journey following suicide of classmate

Chloe Cuesta, Staff Writer
November 10, 2021
During the summer, people tend to be happier while in the winter, people have a tendency to be unhappy and out of sorts which invokes the subject of seasonal depression. Seasonal depression affects your daily life, as well as how you think and feel.

Coping with seasonal depression

Chloe Cuesta, Staff Writer
May 3, 2021
When people buy gifts, they often buy things that are “made” specifically for boys or girls. What many people do not realize is that what is known as boy and girl colors, games, or names is simply a construct that was created by society.

Opinion: Is gender real?

Chloe Cuesta, Staff Writer
February 3, 2021
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