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International universities enhance independence, broaden perspectives

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager April 27, 2024

When former Paly student Diana Narancic applied to colleges during her senior year, international schools didn’t cross her mind until she started researching opportunities online.  Narancic, who...

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Farmers markets foster learning, support local businesses

Isabella Bian, Staff Writer April 27, 2024

As a school bell blares through Ohlone Elementary School, students rush from the classrooms, heading towards the school’s own farmers’ market with cash clutched in their hands. Freshman Leilani Chen,...

It’s important to recognize passions, parents, privilege

It’s important to recognize passions, parents, privilege

Luca Vostrejs, Staff Writer April 15, 2024

My eyes blur as I get a headache, stressing over feeling behind on school and extracurriculars. When I take a look around me, I feel overwhelmed by what everyone else is doing: robotics, sports, Speech...

Paly Theatre presents Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’

Paly Theatre presents Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’

Lucas Yuan, Managing Editor April 14, 2024

Paly Theatre’s spring production, “Hamlet,” premiered at the Performing Arts Center on April 13. Set in modern day Denmark, Prince Hamlet (senior Kyle Vetter) is commanded by his father’s ghost...

Taste testing viral influencer snacks, beverages so you don’t have to

Taste testing viral influencer snacks, beverages so you don’t have to

Heather Song and Kate Xia April 7, 2024

After successfully infiltrating the entertainment industry with clickbaits and scams, many YouTubers try to insert themselves into the food industry hoping to farm even more money from their naive subscribers. To...

Short-form content popularity suspected to dramatically lower attention span, focus in classrooms

Short-form content popularity suspected to dramatically lower attention span, focus in classrooms

Heather Song, Social Media Manager April 4, 2024

As the clock slowly ticks, sophomore Teresa Wang repeatedly taps a pencil on her desk and holds her head heavily in her hand, staring blankly at the worksheet in front of her. Losing patience at her inability...

ASB hosts Quadchella during Spring Spirit Week

ASB hosts Quadchella during Spring Spirit Week

Luca Vostrejs, Staff Writer March 27, 2024

Paly ASB hosted Quadchella featuring live music from students and teachers for Spring Spirit Week during lunch on Wednesday, March 27. One of the performing bands included history teacher Grant Blackburn,...

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Student-run clubs champion social change

Isabella Bian, Staff Writer March 26, 2024

In a wave of teal, Paly students rush to cram into the football field’s student section before kickoff as senior Tate Hardy hands out teal ribbons and wristbands to commemorate Ovarian Cancer Awareness...

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Books, movies provide romance tropes, unrealistic expectations

Isabelle Carlsen, Staff Writer March 25, 2024

As rain taps steadily on the windows in front of her, junior Lava Serohi wraps a white, fuzzy blanket around her shoulders. She snuggles closer to her sister on the couch, getting ready to watch “10...

Presidential elections raise mixed opinions

Presidential elections raise mixed opinions

Gavin Lin, Assistant Managing Editor March 25, 2024

The 2024 presidential election is rapidly approaching. With incumbent Joe Biden leading Democratic primaries and Donald Trump leading Republican primaries, a Biden-Trump rematch is potentially on the horizon...

Solving Earth: Lucas and Holden’s new approach to tackling climate change

Solving Earth: Lucas and Holden’s new approach to tackling climate change

Lucas Yuan and Holden Lee March 23, 2024

Writers’ Note: Earth Day is just around the corner (well, a couple corners), and we strongly encourage everyone to participate. The health of our planet has a direct impact on our lives and future, and...

Boycotting rises in popularity

Boycotting rises in popularity

Holden Lee, Lifestyle & Science/Tech Editor March 23, 2024

Swiping through his friends’ Instagram stories, sophomore Aaron Shone feels a sense of déjà vu wash over him. Dozens of reposts of the same green and white infographic in support of boycotting Starbucks...

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