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PAUSD Director clarifies recent changes to multivariable calculus, responds to community concerns
PAUSD Director clarifies recent changes to multivariable calculus, responds to community concerns
Julian Hong and Tyler Wong May 24, 2023

PAUSD partnered with Foothill Community College to offer in-person multivariable calculus classes on Paly's campus after school during the 2023-24 school year in response to community concerns about the...

PAUSD invests $2 million in behavioral services following student violence on campuses
PAUSD invests $2 million in behavioral services following student violence on campuses
Julian Hong and Rohan Bhatia May 26, 2023

Recent violent incidents at Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School and a PAUSD elementary school have mobilized the district to invest $2 million...

Multivariable calculus to be offered on campus after school
Multivariable calculus to be offered on campus after school
Julian Hong and Tyler Wong May 12, 2023

Foothill community college will now offer in-person multivariable calculus class on Paly campus after school for the upcoming 2023-24 fall semester....

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The Riot: alternative rock student band composes single
The Riot: alternative rock student band composes single
Henry Liu, Staff Writer • May 29, 2023

A G-flat minor chord riff, providing a melancholic yet comforting tone, emanates from the front of the quad. Junior Maximilian Rabbitt-Tomita...

Photo by Rachel Lee
Penny Ice Creamery opens new locations in Palo Alto and Los Altos
May 28, 2023

As customers flood the shop to get a taste of the fresh, scratch-made ice cream, lively music and loud laughter ring through the new Palo Alto...

Art by Sophia Kelly
Students navigate spectrum of symptoms during allergy season
Erik Feng, Senior Staff Writer • May 28, 2023

Walking into a classroom in April and May is always a tragic sight. Blue Kleenex boxes sit in every room as sniffly students fill trash bins...

Art by Kate Xia
What's on the menu?
Shiki Toyama, Lucy Li, and Julian Hong March 27, 2023

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service proposed updates to the national school nutrition standards on Feb. 5, calling for a reduction in the amount of sugar and prioritizing...

Art by Teresa Wang
Presidential Candidates Reveal Political System Flaws
Lea Kwan May 9, 2023

The 60th election for a President of the United States is approaching next year, and the candidate options look bleak. While several people...

Scaling insecurities: overcoming imposter syndrome through climbing
Olivia Atkinson May 5, 2023

Clinging onto the rough hold of a jug, I struggle to secure my rope to the carabiner above. My hands sweat as the rope slips out of the safety...

Art by Rachel Lee
Teachers should incorporate more anonymous participation in class
Heather Song May 3, 2023

As the teacher scans the class waiting for a response, the room’s silence rings loudly. My mind races, contemplating breaking the silence with...

Photo by Anaya Bhatt
Ethnic Studies course deserves more promotion
April 28, 2023

When students undergo the tedious annual course selection process, combing over their options and racing to pick a perfect selection of classes,...

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Sophomore and varsity player Marcus Ling steps into his shot to generate power at practice. Our extra training definitely helped us against Wilcox. We didnt want to get relegated sophomore Abhimanyu Desphande Said
Badminton anticipates upwards climb
Rohan Bhatia, Sports Editor • May 29, 2023

Despite a season of struggles, the badminton team defeated Wilcox and Cupertino in its final two games, avoiding relegation to a lower league. According...

Photo by Elizabeth Gulman
Girls lacrosse ends season with strong team relationships, establishes future goals
Elizabeth Gulman May 27, 2023

Despite a well fought match on May 3, the girls lacrosse team lost 13-6 to Gunn in their final conference home game of the season. This loss...

Art by Rachel Lee
Multi-sport athletes master adaptability
May 26, 2023

Freshman Vinay Shah spends his fall listening to the harmony of cleats digging in the turf, helmets clunking on the ground and the cheers from...

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