If you didn’t come to Student Voices last week, you sure missed out on a lot! On the night of Thursday, March 14, the gym transformed into a musical haven. The seats began to fill up quickly as people came in, excited to see what was in show for them. And the line-up did not disappoint! Starting...

It’s that time again, for the Oscars. One of the most famous award shows in history. It’s a time when people are rewarded for their contributions to movies, animated movies, songs, you name it. Except TV shows, there’s a different ceremony for them. The latest Oscars took place on February 24,...

Alarms rang. Students grumbled slowly out of warm, cozy beds and struggled to remember why they were getting up at 3:30 AM on a Saturday morning. For Science Olympiad, of course, was the delightful answer!   This past Saturday, March 2, fourteen Pacific Grove High School students traveled...

ANAHEIM, CA- At the beginning of last month, the Pacific Grove High School Choir had their annual tour to Southern California. The quickly growing choir, lead by Sean and Michelle Boulware, had prepared their outstanding repertoire of choral music since the first week of school. Every weekend, 40 students...

I have been a fan of the Civilization series for a long time now but, for those of you who remain unfamiliar with the series, let me explain. Civilization is essentially a series of turn-based strategy video games. As of this year, the video game series has six major installments in addition to various...

On Friday, February 15, the increasingly popular PGHS improv troupe, Wince and Repeat, dazzled an overly full house with original comedic sketches and hilarious improvised scenes based off of suggestions provided by the gargantuan audience. The show bore a Valentine’s Day theme, and, though...

Green Book is a car ride through the Deep South of the 1960s, following the relationship between African-American musical genius Dr. Don Shirley and his driver, Italian-American club bouncer Tony “Lip” Vallelonga. Facing controversy over a possibly less-than-accurate depiction of the true story,...

This past Friday, the eight members of PGHS’s improv troupe “Wince & Repeat” had the exciting opportunity to participate in a comedy workshop with players from a Second City traveling troupe. Second City, the legendary Chicago-based improv institution, boasts an impressive roster of alumni...

Anyone familiar with the BreakerBots knows that they have been working very hard these last 6 weeks. During their 2019 build season, the team met over 200 hours to design, prototype, build, test, and program robots for this year’s FIRST Robotics Competition, Destination: Deep Space. Starting on January...

To avoid the repeat of another government shutdown, Congress approved a bipartisan government spending bill of a whopping $333 billion. As part of the bill, the US government will spend $1 billion on the Commerce Department in preparation for the 2020 census, $9 billion for infrastructure improvements,...