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Music To My Ears

April 29, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org 1 Comment

By Middle-School Blogger Soleil Antle 

Music, a harmony of emotion in which people listen to escape their lives and be free, often brings comfort. Music comes in many forms, enough to fit anyone’s personality. From the intense beats of hip hop to the soft melodies of classical symphony, music soothes and moves. I’ve asked my fellow seventh graders about what soothes and moves them. 

PVS 7th-graders Emmy Kaminsky, Max Pretorius, and Ben Rouche have music tastes as varied and eclectic as they are.

What is your favorite song?

Morgan:

Right now I’m loving “Revolving door” by Tate McRae. 

Max:

I need to think about that for a little. . . . “California Gurls” by Katy Perry.

Gavin: 

Uhhhhh, it would be “Quarentine” by Tim Montana.

Grace: 

Right now “Mrs. Whitman” by Bhad Bhabie.

Sarah: 

Uh, what’s it called . . . . ”Luther” by SZA.

Julian:

“Heather” by Conan Grey.

Calum: 

My favorite song is “on one tonight” by Gunna. 

Ivana: 

“Boomerang” by Jojo Siwa!

Silvanita:

I don’t really have one, but if I had to choose one it would be “Chess Type Beat.” 

Jaxon:

“Peppa Pig” theme song.

Emerson Dunn:

Ummm, “Notion” by The Rare Occasions.

Millie:

“Birds of a Feather” by Billie Ellish. 

Ben: 

I don’t really have one, but if I had to choose it would be “Billie Jean,” by Michael Jackson.

Mason:

“Veggietales” theme song!!!!

Devlin:

“Immortal” by Fall Out Boy; it’s a good song.

Emmy:

”Noah” by Megan Moroney, for surezies. 

Peter:

Idk, “Fireball” by Pitbull.

Jackie:

I like the Happy Birthday song. 

These answers were nothing short of what was expected of the crazy, chaotic, and lively seventh grade class. All students of the graduating year of 2030 have personality and aren’t afraid to speak their mind. Maxwell Pretorius was jamming out early that day to the sounds of his favorite song “California Gurls.” Katy Perry definitely made him smile. My favorite song is anything by Tate McRae, but if I had to narrow to one, I’d have to choose “Siren Sounds (bonus).” I’ve linked the song “Siren Sounds (bonus)” below. Give it a listen. At the end of the day everyone is different, but music is a thing everyone can enjoy. 

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Culture, Music Tagged With: music to my ears, Soleil Antle

What is Y2K Fashion, and Why Has It Come Back?

March 25, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org 1 Comment

By Middle-School Blogger Sophia Bottine

What is Y2K Fashion?

Y2K fashion started in the late 90s and ran to the early 2000s. It was made most famous by the movie The Matrix Reloaded (2003), starring Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving, and Gloria Foster. In the movie, Carrie-Anne Moss wore a white shirt and dark pants topped with a black metallic leather trench coat (http://lovehappensmag.com). Other movies like Mean Girls and The Simple Life also promoted Y2K fashion, sparking this new style and marking a new fashion trend in history. An example of a Y2K outfit from Mean Girls is when Amanda Seyfried, who plays Karen Smith in the movie, wears a black “Bling Bling” shirt, white with red hearts skirt, with black, open heels. 

The cast of Mean Girls sport iconic Y2K outfits (Alamy Stock).

Celebrities like Rihanna, who in 2018 wore a The Matrix Reloaded-inspired outfit to an event in London and Missy Elliot in her “Supa Dupa Fly” music video where she wore a black blow-up jumpsuit with matching shoes, gloves, a glitter helmet, and sunglasses influenced Y2K fashion even more. 

 Rihanna wears a “Matrix” style all black, leather outfit (W Magazine).

Other famous artists like Jay Z, Nelly, Snoop Dog, Destiny’s Child, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Paris Hilton quickly caught up on this new trend wearing low-slung denim jeans with velour tracksuits, flip-flops (for a little bold touch) and Von Dutch trucker hats, jackets or tracksuits, baggy jeans, and bandanas (http://lovehappensmag.com). 

Destiny’s Child made famous the 2000s Y2K Fit (Fashion Gone Rogue).

Y2K Fashion Comes Back!

Y2K fashion started to resurface in 2020 thanks to social media trends, music videos, and movies. Celebrities like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Paris Hilton, and Bella Hadid also greatly influenced the restart of this trend. But, you might be thinking, “I’ve never seen Bella Hadid wear this fashion trend before?” Well, you’re right, Bella Hadid did not wear Y2K in the 2000s as she was still a child. And, while Bella Hadid wasn’t one of the original icons of early Y2K fashion, she now is, wearing low-rise jeans to tiny sunglasses and chunky sneakers. 

You know what else helped bring back Y2K fashion? A little sense of nostalgia. Many people, like Bella Hadid, were still children when Y2K first started up. But now that they have grown up, they want to wear Y2K. I mean, who wouldn’t? It’s a bright, fun, and edgy fashion trend. 

Storm Reid wears a modern Y2K look (Fashion Gone Rogue).

Sources: 

  1. https://www.lovehappensmag.com/blog/2022/09/30/who-started-y2k-fashion-and-is-the-trend-circling-back/
  2. https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/fashion/style-advice/a46719165/how-to-wear-y2k-fashion/
  3. https://www.fashiongonerogue.com/y2k-fashion-trends/#:~:text=Y2K%20fashion%20reflects%20a%20unique,technological%20 advancements%20of%20the%20 era.
  4. https://blog.waveplm.com/the-revival-of-y2k-fashion-a-blast-from-the-past/#:~:text=Pop%20culture%20played%20a%20crucial,that%20would%20define%20the%20era.
  5. https://www.vogue.com/article/y2k-style-celebrity-runway-trend

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Culture, Fashion Tagged With: and Why Has It Come Back?, Sophia Bottine, What is Y2K fashion

School Uniform Debate: Necessary or Restrictive?

March 20, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org 1 Comment

By Middle-School Bloggers Mason Conway, Calum Webster, and Elizabeth Greenwood

Should we wear uniforms? Many schools, such as PVS, require strict attire. Most are private schools, but some public school students wear uniforms. It seems everybody’s got an opinion on whether we should switch back to no uniforms or keep them. Mason, Calum, and Elizabeth have something to say on that:

Mason says . . .

It can be a good idea to reinforce wearing uniforms as it could limit bullying and reduce distractions, but other people argue that it could limit creativity and make families struggle to buy more expensive uniform clothing. I personally believe that we should have no uniforms as in the morning I waste time trying to find my khaki shorts and my polo, which sometimes makes me late for school. 

Calum says . . .

One point that Mason said is requiring uniforms can reduce bullying. I believe this is a fair point; everybody is wearing the same thing, so you can’t bully people on what they are wearing. On the other hand, you have to spend more money on uniforms, and most people are not going to wear them outside of school. In my opinion, I don’t think there should be uniforms, but there should be a dress code. First, a dress code lets people wear what they want. Choosing their own clothes will make kids feel more comfortable and relaxed during the day. They will also not have to go through the struggle of getting ready in the morning–looking for those lost khaki shorts and polos. I believe that it is easier to find my casual clothing in the morning than it is to find my uniform.

Elizabeth says . . .

Personally, I believe that uniforms should be mandatory because they create a sense of uniformity among students. One reason uniforms should be mandatory is that they help students focus on their work rather than on their appearance. And, while I slightly agree with Mason and Calum that uniforms might reduce bullying, without uniforms, students may be pressured into wearing certain clothes–which can have a negative effect on younger students because they are pressured into wearing expensive clothing.  Another reason why uniforms should be mandatory is that uniforms are easier to find (way easier to find a pair shorts and a polo than putting a whole outfit together), and by wearing them it takes less time to get ready in the morning. 

And, finally, Mr. Koehler says . . .

“The main reason for school uniforms is to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for students to thrive in.”

It seems school uniforms have some value. They create a sense of uniformity, reduce stress, and can make mornings easier (except for Mason). By wearing uniforms, students have more freedom to focus on their work and less on external distractions. Uniforms are not just for looks but are about inclusiveness.

Mason, showcasing the Palm Valley School uniform, tells us he’s doing his “model walk.”

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Culture, Daily Life, Fashion Tagged With: Calum Webster, Elizabeth Greenwood., Mason Conway, School Uniform Debate: Necessary or Restrictive?

Who Was the Best Dressed at the Valentine’s Dance?

March 19, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org Leave a Comment

By 6th-Grade Fashion Correspondents Reagan Kaminsky, Greenlee Bartley, and Sophia Nayfack

Prom is right around the corner. Are you scouring the internet for that perfect dress? pant suit? tie? shoes? Let’s see how the attire stacked up at the previous PVS dance–the 2025 Valentine’s Dance. Our Blog Fashion Correspondents Greenlee, Reagan, and Sophia lined up on the red carpet to observe dance attendees and their fashion choices. Our Fashion-on-the-Go team documented with photographs. Then, they surveyed the Palm Valley School community asking which outfits “worked” best. PVS voted.

There were many outfits in contention . . . .

Seniors Riley Jorgensen and Bianca Torres stepped out in classic black.

Freshman Nevan Owsley embraced the dance theme.

Junior Oliver Martinez sported a clean, trustworthy look.

Junior Melina Brodeur and Sophomore Shayan Habibipour complemented via opposite palettes.

The Groendycke sisters adopted festive flair.

Seniors, and dance coordinators, Lily Jones and Abigail Assefa still managed to look like they’d lounged all day, resting up to dance the night away.

But, the PVS community voted as Best Dressed at the Valentine’s Day Dance . . .

. . . 8th-grader Elizabeth Greenwood!

Elizabeth wore a stunning red velvet Catherine of Aragon inspired ensemble.

Here, Elizabeth (left) is seen with one of our other contestants, 8th-grader Lorelei Behr, at the Valentine’s Dance. Photo Credit: Greenlee Bartley

Elizabeth tells us her outfit was inspired by England’s King Henry VIII’s first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Catherine was seen wearing a similar outfit in the movie Anne Of 1000 Days which caught Elizabeth’s eye. Catherine was wearing a dark red velvet dress with beautiful gold trim, and an amber necklace. For those of you wondering, Elizabeth got her dress and necklace from Windsor.

“I choose what I believe, and say nothing. For I am not as simple as I may seem.” 

Catherine of Aragon

As mentioned earlier, Catherine of Aragon was King Henry VIII’s first wife. However, Henry was her second husband after King Arthur, Henry VII’s eldest son, who died the year after he married Catherine (Historic Royal Palaces). She was born near Madrid in 1487 and died in 1536 from heart cancer (Britannica). Catherine was the youngest daughter of the Spanish rulers Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile (Britannica). When she was queen, she acted as regent while Henry was away and even oversaw an attempted invasion (Historic Royal Palaces).

In conclusion, even though everyone else’s outfits at the dance were amazing, there is nothing more interesting than an outfit with a backstory. Elizabeth Greenwood showed us just that while bringing us back to the history of England in the process. 

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Culture Tagged With: Greenlee Bartley, Reagan Kaminsky, Sophia Nayfack, Who Was the Best Dressed at the Valentine’s Dance?

My Cabin

March 13, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org 2 Comments

When we mused about favorite places and dream houses, Sophia turned to her cabin in Big Bear.

By Middle-School Blogger Sophia Bottine

You drive through the gated neighborhood

And find my house

You park in front of the driveway.

As you get out, you notice how beautiful it looks,

The sunlight shines on the top of the brown, sleek roof

And hits the nearby trees

To the left and to the right there are trees, scrub, and overgrown plants.

There are not many though as the snow has frozen all of them away.

You then go towards the front door

It’s on a platform 

With a lounging chair in front of a sliding door on the right

When you go up the short stairs 

You see a “Welcome” rug in front of a door

–a large, beautiful, wooden door

There is another “Welcome” sign above the door with a cartoon bear,

This time, it’s in French.

You go through the front door

And immediately enter a long hallway

With a neither narrow or wide flight of stairs to the left

A large dog bed under the stairs

And a medium-sized bedroom

That bedroom is mine

Inside it, there is a bed in the middle

And a brown desk in the back right corner

There are bedside tables next to the bed 

With books filling them and a large lamp on top

On the left, there is a closet with a small window above the clothes

There aren’t many clothes, it’s quite empty

And there are spiders crawling and hiding in corners

You get the chills and go out and into the bathroom

It has a green, glossy, counter on the right 

A shower on the left 

And a toilet behind the shower

It’s a very minimalist bathroom, pretty but kind of empty.

You’ve seen enough so you go back out into the hallway 

Further down the hallway, there are washing machines to the left

A garden in front of you

And a master bedroom to the right

You decide to go into the master bedroom first.

As you enter it, you notice how big it is

There is a small TV in front of you

A fireplace in the far right corner of the room

And a sliding door leading outside,

A large bed to the left 

And once again, two bedside tables accompanying it,

As all bedrooms should 

There is a walk-in closet 

With a large wardrobe carrying all the pants and belts,

You get out of the closet and to the room right next to it,

The bathroom.

It has two sinks with a fake orchid on top,

A shower and a bathtub to the left

A small window near the ceiling

And yet again, another fireplace at the end of the bathtub

You leave the master bedroom and head outside

You open the glass door and step through

You’re now on another platform

There are many chairs to the right for no reason at all

A dart-throwing game, covered in dust from the lack of use

And a jacuzzi with a cover on top around a corner

There is another small staircase leading to the garden

You don’t go down, there isn’t much to see

Just a few mounds of dirt and very few patches of grass.

You decide to go back inside and go up the large flight of stairs

There are a few pictures on the wall, depicting a family

Finally, you reach the top of the stairs

You’ve now entered the living room

A large, grey, “L” shaped couch sits in front of you,

A fireplace with burnt wood inside 

And a large stack of wood next to it,

On top, a large TV

And a lengthy, wooden hanging shelf with candles under it.

To the right there is a billiard table,

Near the window, an aesthetic lounge area

And behind the billiard table a green countertop with a few pictures

And a printing machine

You notice a bedroom that you hadn’t seen before

There is a powder room next to it

You head towards the bedroom and open the door

The first thing you see is a bunk bed with a ton of stuffed animals

And a large, homemade Barbie house in a corner

A blue desk stands next to it

With a closet close by.

You open the closet door 

And immediately notice that it hasn’t been cleaned in a while.

There are piles of clothes in a corner

And there’s no way to tell the dirty from the clean.

You then go into the bathroom

This too, is dirty, but there are no clothes on the ground

Just a few splashes of paint and nail polish on the countertop.

You get out of this bedroom 

And go near the kitchen

There is a large dining table to the left

With a wooden chandelier in the shape of antlers

A bench surrounds one side of the table

With three chairs where it doesn’t reach.

There’s another lounging area to your right

And a dog bed, next to the kitchen countertop

You go into the kitchen

It’s like any other cabin kitchen

Green tiles on top of wooden counters

A sink near yet another window 

And a pantry to the left 

The pantry is filled with snacks and spices 

And a small refrigerator carries all the drinks. 

The big refrigerator is near the stove and the oven

You get out of the kitchen and living room

And go outside, through another sliding door and onto another balcony.

This one has a barbecue on it

With sunbathing chairs, dog toys, 

And some tall chairs with a round table in between them

A flight of stairs leads down to the garden.

You’ve now seen all the parts of the house.

You go back inside and lock the door

You go to the bedroom and close everything you opened

Then, you go downstairs and lock the doors leading outside 

And close the downstairs bedroom’s door

Finally, you open the front door once more, lock it behind you

Head down the small stairs and down the driveway

Past all the scrub and overgrown plants

And into your car

You think about the house,

It’s cozy, calming, with a touch of nostalgia in it

You can see that it’s dear to the owners

And how much they love it

The sun barely hits the top of the roof

It’s almost sunset

You take a final look at the house before driving away…

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Architecture, Home Tagged With: My Cabin, Sophia Bottine

Celebrate Valentine’s Day: Dream Plans from Dior and Mom

February 28, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org Leave a Comment

By Sixth-Grade Blogger Dior Halum

In this Valentine’s season, Dior Halum spoke with her mom over the last couple of weeks and put together two paragraphs of what she and her mother’s perfect Valentine’s Day would be like: what they wear, what they do, and what they wish for.

Mom’s Perfect Valentine’s Day

Jeanette Halum has her perfect Valentine’s Day planned. She would like to spend her dream Valentine’s Day with her husband, her five children (Dior, Isabella, Enzo, Muna, Celine), and her mother. She would like to enjoy an amazing brunch of her kids’ choice with her children and her mother. To the festivities, she’ll wear a casual fun dress. After brunch, she wants to come home and do fun crafts/activities with her children–such as coloring and playing board games. She would also enjoy baking goodies and spending quality time with her children. After baking, she would decorate the house with flowers and hearts. At night, after all the fun, she would like to go to a romantic dinner followed by gelato, with her husband. To dinner, she would wear something elegant. Jeanette‘s ideal Valentine’s celebration would consist of lots of love, joy, and quality time. 

Dior’s Perfect Valentine’s Day

I’m Dior Halum, and I have always dreamed of the Valentine’s Day I am about to describe to you. I will start with an amazing breakfast at Hotel Paseo in Palm Desert. The people I would love to come with me would be my four siblings, my parents, and my grandma. I would wear flare jeans with a pink shirt and sweater. Then, I would like to go home and decorate the house with festive decorations such as heart streamers, party hats, and more. After that I would want to draw a Valentine’s Day banner to hang up at our house with my siblings. At night I would love to have a Valentine’s Day dinner at my house with all my friends and family. 

In conclusion, my mom and I both have our perfect Valentine’s Day planned out and hope one day our dreams come true. 

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Dreams, Festivities Tagged With: Conversation with Mom, Dior Halum

What Does Your Dream House Look Like?

February 28, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org Leave a Comment

By 6th-grade Bloggers Greenlee Bartley and Lina Kakoussian

We asked students and faculty about their dream house, and we found amazing results! First, we asked members of our PVS community to describe their dream house and where it would be. Then, we asked their opinion on whether they liked . . .

  • a “simple” house with not much clutter or color; 
  • a “modern” house–again without much color and very box-like; 
  • a “cottage core” house–looking like it belongs in the forest with lots of greens and plants; 
  • a “lots-of-colors” house; 
  • or an “aesthetic” neutral-looking house that reflects individual ideas of beauty. 

As you can see, cottage core was the popular choice.

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A “Fairytale” house and garden, according to Gulley Greenhouse

Without further ado, let’s see exactly how the PVS students and faculty answer the question: What Does Your Dream House Look Like?

Ms. Zachik, Ms. Maguire, and Mr. Satterfield start off strong with amazing answers!

Ms. Zachik: “I want to live in the desert, on a gentle hill with lots of plants.”

Ms. Maguire: “Not very big, with lots of arts & craft stuff.”

Mr. Satterfield: “Around the mountains with no cell service.”

Mikel gives us a warm answer!

“A warm and cozy cabin in the Swiss Alps.”

Rowen answers strongly with a “Mid-Century” answer!

“A mid-century cabin in Big Bear.”

Daniel gives us a bougie answer!

“A 17-million-dollar house in Dubai.” 

Savannah answers the question with a sunny response!

“A house in Orange County by the beach.”

Miller gives us a fun answer!

“A retro house in Long Beach.”

Leah gives an old-fashioned answer!

“An old-money house in Greece.”

Addison gives a modern answer!

“A modern-beach mansion.”

Reagan gives a strong answer!

“A huge house in San Diego.”

Penelope gives an awesome answer!

“A white and pink house in New York.”

Dior gives an interesting answer!

“A modern house in Palm Desert.” 

Cleo answers strongly with a big response!

“A giant mansion in Hawaii.”

Charlie J. responds with a cozy answer!

“A small cozy English country house.”

Mark gives a very yummy answer!

“A big house on the mountains with a food court.”

We have a very unique answer from Remy!

“A row house in Belfast, Ireland.”

Logan gives a very interesting answer:

“A cabin in the mountains.”

Sierra answers strongly with a cool answer!

“A two-story house in a busy city.”

Silvanita gives us a cold answer!

“A snowy environment for lots of pets.”

Abby responds with a popular answer!

“A mid-century modern house.”

Brooklyn gives a simple but awesome answer!

“An apartment in the city.”

And, sophomore Olivia adds, 

“A cottage in the forest.”


From a retro house in Long beach, to an old-money house in Greece, I think we have many different opinions. We interviewed a lot of friend groups and people together, and as you can tell, a lot of people have the same interests. We like a roof over our heads, a pleasant view, and a place for shelter with loved ones. 

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Architecture, Home Tagged With: Greenlee Bartley, Lina Kakoussian, What Does Your Dream House Look Like?

Timmy Wears a Beanie

February 27, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org 2 Comments

At thebirdonfire.org, we’ve been thinking about the clothes we wear and what they say about us. If you were a pig named Timmy, and you wanted to dress it up a bit for Valentine’s Day, what would you wear atop your head?

A Google Drawing by Mark Huber

In the parallel universe of pigs, there is a red pig named Timmy who lives in Rancho Mirage, California. On Valentine’s Day, Timmy decides to wear a beanie. The Google Drawing below is a picture of him wearing the beanie. The picture was copied three times, and each copy was edited to have differing colors:

The beanie in this picture was modeled on a beanie that Mark Huber bought in Las Vegas and actually owns. Timmy the pig comes from a Creative Writing class prompt to which Mark Huber responded. Timmy the pig will appear in one of the Diary of a Green Piggy novels, also written by Mark Huber.

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Fashion Tagged With: Mark Huber, Timmy Wears a Beanie

What Home Means to Morgan

February 14, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org Leave a Comment

By 7th-Grade Poet Blogger Morgan Richardson

Morgan hails from Oregon. She still speaks wistfully of the Pacific Northwest where she spent her early years. So, in our Blog Staff discussion of dream houses, Morgan recalls aspects of her Oregon home.

A house, a home 

A place to build memories

With the people you love.

Alone or together 

In these walls 

We will remember forever.

A marble kitchen counter,

Golden hardware,

Wooden floors,

My sister stepping through the door.

Footprints embedded in the cream-colored carpet.

A dog bed with a mountain of hair around it.

The office with a giant chandelier

All my family I miss so dear.

A big deep blue couch,

A hot fireplace and a kid too close–“Ouch!”

Rodents hosting showdowns in the upstairs attic.

Creaking floors made children panic.

Pink mermaids plastered on bed sheets.

A bunked bed where we spilled all the deets.

A six bedroom palace when I was small,

My past–I still cherish it all.

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Architecture, Dreams, Home Tagged With: Morgan Richardson, What Home Means to Morgan

A Vampire’s Suite

February 14, 2025 by szachik@pvs.org Leave a Comment

It’s Modernism Week here in the desert. So, the Blogging Staff has given thought to Architecture. Soleil (because we can’t always explain where Soleil’s mind goes) designs in verse a dream house for a . . . vampire. It might not be everybody’s cup of tea, but the macabre-minded will find it gangrene and cozy.

By Middle-School Blogger-Poet Soleil Antle 

My raging heart of murder–destruction,

self pity, and loneliness long for a home:

Dark colors and intense textures;  

A big black castle house, blood-sucking turrets;

Ash stains on the floors, a blood red carpet;

Arched door frames filled with bugs,

Ceilings up high, with chandeliers of rust; 

Eight open caskets for lounging comfort,

Gut-stained floors with a dome-shaped mural,

A resting place for my fangs,

A blazing untamed fire pit,

A hole so deep only death is an option,

Shelves of books written about gangrene and pain,

Skull-embedded comforters, pillows of teeth;

Eyeballs at the breakfast table, a nice sweet treat.

The sun comes out and suffocates me;

May my bats rest in peace.

Filed Under: Aesthetic, Architecture, Art, Home Tagged With: A Vampire's Suite, Soleil Antle

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