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Palo Alto opens new bike bridge connecting city to Baylands

Parker Wang November 24, 2021

After 20 years of planning, a bike and pedestrian bridge connecting south Palo Alto to the Baylands opened to the public with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday. California State Senator Josh Becker, representative of parts of Santa Clara County and...

Frozen custard store Cudos opens at Town and Country

Eric Fan November 19, 2021

Cudos, a frozen custard shop in n ice cream shop at Town and Country that specializes in frozen custard and...

Paly to host vaccine clinic for five to 11-year-olds in Peery Center

Cole Sturino November 19, 2021

PAUSD is hosting a vaccination clinic for children ages five to 11 this Sunday, Nov. 21, at Paly’s Peery Center...

Students, staff frustrated by Paly’s parking policy

Ben Antonow November 12, 2021

TA grading privileges revoked

Margot Blanco November 8, 2021

The Aftermath of Egg Wars

Valerie Chu, Justin Gu and Cayden Gu October 21, 2021

City to reinstate police team for local homeless issues

Zack Silver October 11, 2021

Palo Alto still recovering from pandemic fallout

Colleen Wang October 8, 2021

Flea market is back open

Rachel Feinstein October 7, 2021

District offers weekly COVID-19 tests on campus for students and staff

Lillian Clark October 4, 2021

California plans to mandate COVID-19 vaccine for school attendance by next fall

Ken Ogata and Christie Hong October 1, 2021

Paly alum arrested, charged with arson in connection to Fawn wildfire

Maya Singer September 23, 2021

‘Devious lick’ trend reaches Paly, school property stolen

Maya Singer September 17, 2021

Street dining on University Avenue to shut down

Christie Hong September 16, 2021

West Nile infected mosquitoes discovered in Palo Alto, insecticides to be applied

Jerry Xia September 15, 2021

Lifestyle

Anime: a world of art, culture, entertainment

Ali Minhas November 8, 2021

Anime — Japanese animation — has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment, especially among teenagers, and Paly...

Students, staff reflect on rising Town and Country prices

Eric Fan October 17, 2021

R ecently, students have started to face a predicament. With Gov. Gavin Newsom’s universal school meal program offering free meals...

Traumatic attraction: the role of fictional experiences in reality

Shiki Toyama October 16, 2021

If unhappiness was a choice, would anyone ever choose it? The answer may seem obvious, but when psychology teacher Christopher...

The Delinquency Dilemma

Rachel Feinstein, Cole Sturino and Ken Ogata November 13, 2021

While the United States has a separate justice system for juveniles, that hasn’t always been the case. In fact, prior to the 20th century, youths were tried in the same criminal courts as adults. The roots of the present-day juvenile...

Opinion

Everyone should go to therapy

Christie Hong November 27, 2021

Everyone should go to therapy. And no, I don’t think each human on this planet is crazy or seriously traumatized....

PRIME Needs Improvement

Dinu Deshpande November 5, 2021

Tutorial during the 2018-2019 school year was a useful period where students could see teachers twice a week and ask...

Greek life promotes discrimination, exclusivity

Brianna Zhou October 18, 2021

The first fraternity system was founded in 1755 at the College of William and Mary as an exclusive secret society...

High schoolers don’t need their lives planned out

Ken Ogata October 14, 2021

Filling out college applications is a daunting process. With every page, we are seemingly confronted with deciding what we want...

Sports

Math teacher by day, Giants superfan by night

Charlotte Hallenbeck November 25, 2021

The voices of Bay Area rock band Journey echo throughout Oracle Park as lead singer Steve Perry sings “Lights” during...

Burned out: student athletes reflect on stressful schedules

Lillian Clark November 21, 2021

Junior Grace Corrigan begins with morning practices before school for the preseason of basketball, then goes to school, and right...

Paly vs. Los Gatos game revives old rivalry, sparks new tension

Zack Silver November 21, 2021

As the football team prepared to play against Los Gatos in October, a mass of students burst through the Ray...

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