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The online student newspaper of Palisades Charter High School

Tideline

The online student newspaper of Palisades Charter High School

Tideline

Reject Short-Form Content, Embrace the Video Game

Reject Short-Form Content, Embrace the Video Game

Luca Lim, Staff Writer May 29, 2026

Twenty-six percent of teenagers report using social media while engaging in other tasks, with “media multitasking” redefining the pastimes of the modern teen. Video games may be an alternative medium...

Profit or Morals: Who are PG Movies For?

Profit or Morals: Who are PG Movies For?

Isabel Shahmaran, Staff Writer May 29, 2026

Parental Guidance (PG) movies have the nuanced responsibility to entertain both children and the adults that accompany them. In light of this, the entertainment industry often includes mature jokes in...

Locked Out

Locked Out

Noah Beroukhim, Staff Writer May 27, 2026

California is on the verge of entirely banning anyone under the age of 16 from social media. Assembly Bill 1709 (AB 1709), which has already sailed through two legislative committees, would limit the ability...

‘I Love L.A.’ Knows Us a Little Too Well

‘I Love L.A.’ Knows Us a Little Too Well

Brynn Santos, Editor-in-Chief May 4, 2026

Few things are more tiresome than watching another show attempt to capture life in L.A. and fail spectacularly. The city is either reduced to a glossy montage of beach sunsets and house parties or a hyperbolized...

An Ode To Pali South

An Ode To Pali South

Kiana Saraf, Staff Writer April 22, 2026

After a year of gradual measures to restore the Palisades community to some semblance of normalcy, Pali administration’s efforts culminated in the school’s long-awaited return to its Temescal campus–leaving...

De-Cluttering Brings in Da-Cash

De-Cluttering Brings in Da-Cash

Noah Beroukhim, Staff Writer February 20, 2026

Peering into her stuffed closet, laden with forgotten favorites and old keepsakes, freshman Ava Romero felt overwhelmed with the little space left. Suddenly, she remembered her cousin’s words: “Resell...

Is this the American Dream?

Is this the American Dream?

Brynn Santos, Editor-in-Chief February 3, 2026

Migration is older than borders. It is written into the flight of birds, the movement of tides and the paths people have followed for as long as humanity has existed. Long before passports and policies,...

The Rec Center is More Than a Building

The Rec Center is More Than a Building

Noah Beroukhim, Staff Writer January 23, 2026

With a bigger gymnasium, indoor pickleball courts, resurfaced tennis courts and a reported $25-30 million budget, the plan to rebuild the Palisades Recreational Center (Rec Center) is ambitious. And while...

More Than Just a Newspaper; Pali Post Closes 

More Than Just a Newspaper; Pali Post Closes 

Brynn Santos, Editor-in-Chief January 16, 2026

The Palisadian-Post, a 97-year-old weekly local newspaper, announced its closure on Dec. 11, 2025. For nearly a century, the Pacific Palisades staple chronicled the everyday moments that defined life within...

Beyond the Eight Count: Pali Dance Delights

Beyond the Eight Count: Pali Dance Delights

Brynn Santos, Editor-in-Chief December 19, 2025

The lights lifted and the first notes of music floated across the auditorium. Legs extended, toes pointed, arms sliced gracefully through the air and bodies moved in seamless harmony. The holiday dance...

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