the saga Pleasant Valley High School Chico, CA
Issue Date: Monday, November 16, 2009 Issue: Issue 3 Volume 45 Last Update: Tuesday, November 17, 2009


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Technology is too intelligent for its own good. Robots can clean floors, cash registers can count change and even cars can align themselves to a straight path on the road. All of these technologies w
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Universal name and colors are popular for many people such as the name Taylor, Alex and Regan. Many universal names are also pronounced the same but spelled differently. Universal names are the names
"The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty" Embed This Article
With the economic recession as the major focus of the government and media, ignoring the slow recovery and raising unemployment rates proves impossible. Locally, bankrupt businesses and foreclosed hom
Club of the Month: Interact Club Embed This Article
Interact Club is a recently revived club that values community and international service. The club previously existed on PV’s campus, but was left with no leader when their advisor retired in 2007.
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The Chico Police Explorers are a group of young adults that assist the Police Department with community events and activities. They are an all volunteer group that works to raise money for the post,
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Helping spread the awareness of the consequences of drugs and alcohol, Red Ribbon Week always falls during the last week of October. This American tradition started in the memory of U.S. Drug Enforce
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Assistant Principal Eric Nilsson has been offered a job as an interim principal at the new charter school Inspire. “I was contacted by Superintendent Kelly Staley and decided to take the position bec
Litter Bugs Embed This Article
One of my favorite things in PE last year was to wander to the enclosure that various trees and vines...until empty glass bottles of alcohol started popping up. It ruined it for me, and everywhere I
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For the second year running, the Heroes for Animals Recognition dinner took place on Oct. 29. The dinner honored the members of the Butte County community who support and donate their time and effort
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Established in 1985, Literacy Services aids adults who are interested in improving their basic reading and writing skills, through one–on-one tutoring. Literacy Services matches trained volunteers wit
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