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Principal Kline announces finalized sanctions, calls for better sportsmanship

Lucy Li and Shamsheer Singh September 28, 2022

In an announcement during PRIME today, Principal Brent Kline said the sports events sanctions announced on Sept. 16 for students, which previously included banning Paly students from a football game at Menlo High School, have been finalized as promised. The...

State funding allocated towards distribution of Narcan in local high schools

Christie Hong September 21, 2022

Amid a rising opioid crisis, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted on distributing $135,000 of state funding for...

Meth-related deaths increase in Santa Clara County

Dhruv Shetty September 17, 2022

The death rate for methamphetamine has risen in Santa Clara County by 13% in the last year as the drug...

Study hall period implemented to help meet instructional minute requirements, ensure student safety

Christie Hong September 14, 2022

Students, staff anticipating more inclusive Spirit Week

Tiffany He and Albert Jung September 14, 2022

City approves Barron Park housing project

Albert Jung September 13, 2022

Board, students look to future plans following dismissal of district lawyer

Tiffany He September 13, 2022

Football defeats Gunn 41-0, first matchup since 2012 cut short

Cayden Gu, Justin Gu and Dhruv Shetty September 10, 2022

Palo Alto hosts first ‘Festival of the Arts’ in three years

Cayden Gu and Justin Gu August 28, 2022

Police find historical military shell and grenade in Palo Alto home

Erik Feng August 18, 2022

Student activists protest Roe v. Wade Draft

Ajay Venkatraman and Joy Xu May 19, 2022

Decrease in summer school course offerings, enrollment

Jack Galetti May 17, 2022

Climate activists organize city-wide Earth Day march

Poppy Barclay May 17, 2022

Recent cheating incident reveals larger scheme

Justin Gu, Hannah Singer and Lucy Li May 17, 2022

Paly finds new head football coach

Cole Sturino April 30, 2022

Lifestyle

Mythology endures in student lives through fantastical stories

Annika Chu September 19, 2022

When then second-grader Jade Rothbaum first flipped through a book on Ancient Egypt, she became instantly intrigued by the stories...

Review: ‘The First Lady’ empowers women with stories from White House

Lucas Guan September 18, 2022

On a flight back from Toronto this past summer, I noticed “The First Lady: Episode 2” recommended to me on...

Alegio Chocolate brings gourmet treats downtown

Gabriella Gulman September 15, 2022

Panos Panagos, the owner of Alegio Chocolate, opens his shop in downtown Palo Alto every day at noon. As customers...

Out for blood

Lucy Li September 15, 2022

Last week, administration placed notices in various Paly restrooms announcing the school would start providing free menstrual products in restrooms in compliance with California’s Menstrual Equity for All Act. The notices, taped above baskets designed to hold the menstrual products,...

Opinion

Social media activism is not enough

Nidhi Thummalapalli September 29, 2022

Twenty-five million people in Afghanistan face extreme hunger, but humanitarian organizations, like the United Nations Human Rights Agency, who seek...

District homework policy should also focus on grading

Olivia Atkinson September 21, 2022

In order to reduce the workload placed on students and the amount of time they spend on homework each night,...

Advancements in automation pose risk to lower-income workers

Lucas Guan September 20, 2022

Palo Alto, in many ways, represents the pinnacle of human achievement. Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, host to...

Inflation Act helps fight climate change

Nidhi Thummalapalli September 19, 2022

The Inflation Reduction Act is the most aggressive measure against the climate crisis in American history. It marks the beginning...

Principal Kline announces finalized sanctions, calls for better sportsmanship

State funding allocated towards distribution of Narcan in local high schools

Meth-related deaths increase in Santa Clara County

Accutane can provide skin care solution for acne, boosts self-esteem

Athletes take painkillers before games to stay competitive, please coaches

Girls tennis focuses on new goals for competitive success, community

Principal Kline announces finalized sanctions, calls for better sportsmanship

Girls water polo gains freshmen, CCS ambitions

Study hall period implemented to help meet instructional minute requirements, ensure student safety

Students, staff anticipating more inclusive Spirit Week

City approves Barron Park housing project

Board, students look to future plans following dismissal of district lawyer

Football defeats Gunn 41-0, first matchup since 2012 cut short

Palo Alto hosts first ‘Festival of the Arts’ in three years

Police find historical military shell and grenade in Palo Alto home

Student activists protest Roe v. Wade Draft

Decrease in summer school course offerings, enrollment

Climate activists organize city-wide Earth Day march

Recent cheating incident reveals larger scheme

Paly finds new head football coach

Lifestyle

Mythology endures in student lives through fantastical stories

Review: ‘The First Lady’ empowers women with stories from White House

Alegio Chocolate brings gourmet treats downtown

Out for blood

Opinion

District homework policy should also focus on grading

Advancements in automation pose risk to lower-income workers

Inflation Act helps fight climate change

More measures needed to ensure menstrual product accessibility

Student, teacher input needed for study hall

Enrollment drop hurts school resources, class offerings

More measures needed to address fentanyl crisis

Sports

Athletes take painkillers before games to stay competitive, please coaches

Girls tennis focuses on new goals for competitive success, community

Girls water polo gains freshmen, CCS ambitions

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