the saga Pleasant Valley High School Chico, CA
Issue Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2009 Issue: Issue 7 / Volume 44 Last Update: Tuesday, April 14, 2009


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Many businesses are wary about hiring disabled persons. This jeopardizes handicapped citizens’ chances of finding work during this time of economic hardship. The Euro Café, located on the corner of Co
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Q: What made you choose to be on the baseball team?   A: I have played baseball my whole life and I think it’s my calling. For me baseball is such a fun game to play. It makes you think and react wi
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Every year the Chico Guild hosts its Chico Guild's annual major fundraiser for the North State Symphony.   Scholarships will be open to students in grades 7-12.  This year the competition took place o
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A recent fundraiser by PV math teacher Debra Rosenow shows just how much of a difference a few people can make. As part of the celebration for Pi Day, or Mar. 14, Rosenow held a fundraiser to collect
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In the history of PV, three wrestlers have placed at state. This year PV took four wrestlers, freshman Derek Tenkhoff, junior Kenny Young, junior Thomas Oceguda and junior Desi Rios to the state champ
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Profanity, racism, violence and sexuality issues already exist in today’s civilization, so why should books discussing them be banned?     The government uses the censorship policy to ban books out
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Every spring the boys’ tennis team gathers to do their best, but this year their main focus is on doubles. “Kids are naturally inclined to practice singles on their own,” said Coach Tim Keating. Mor
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To some extent, class clowns may seem funny, but to others they can be obnoxious. With more students in classrooms this year, there is little opportunity for learning new curriculum and the class clow
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This year PV girl’s varsity basketball team had the chance to go to the state championships, but lost in the first game the team played. “Our girls played tough in the first quarter, but we weren’t u
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Students can expect a new academic calendar that greatly varies from the previous years calendars.  The school district passed a much debated calendar in March.     “They’re looking to have a fixed b
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