20-21 Issues
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Super Joey leads with empathy
“No child should fight cancer alone.” This is the motto of the Super Joey Foundation, a nonprofit organization founded with the purpose of supporting families...
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Dancers saunter back to the dance floor
Since the beginning of quarantine, many dancers have sustained their practices through Zoom calls and recordings. However, as the cases decrease, many competitive dancers at...
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Businesses begin to reopen
As COVID-19 cases have decreased locally, Ventura County has moved into the red tier, meaning that businesses and other operations can open under strict regulations....
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PTV overcomes remote learning challenges
In a class seemingly dependent on access to a studio, PTV has had to completely change their production process. Jack Bernard, sophomore, has been a...
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Baseball swings back into season
Baseball has always fascinated people, whether it has been through major victories or pop culture icons like Babe Ruth. But now what has been called...
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Speech and Debate argues to the top
From podium stands to home desk chairs, the Speech and Debate team brings their A-game online. Debaters at the school have excelled in their first...
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A new game is “Among Us”
Shhhhh! One imposter is among us. As a crewmate, your job is to complete tasks and avoid becoming a casualty. The imposter, disguised as a...
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We need to look beyond the bubble
It is not uncommon for students that live in Dos Vientos (DV) to be labeled as “the rich kids,” since we all come from a...
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Siblings teach each other
As Pamela Dugdale once said, “siblings are the people we practice on, the people who teach us about fairness and cooperation and kindness and caring...
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The Supreme Court should not have political affiliations
Today in American politics, there is a heavy emphasis on our two-party system. While parties were originally intended to bring together those with similar ideologies,...