BREAKING: Santa Clara County moves back to purple tier Ben Antonow November 16, 2020 Breaking News, News, Showcase Santa Clara County, along with the majority of California, will revert to the strictest “purple” stage of lockdown, Gove...
Stanford students fundraise for Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute Gina Bae November 13, 2020 News After urging Stanford University to prioritize funding for the Institute’s endowment in a letter to Stanford’s Board of ...
PAUSD proposes new reopening plan for secondary schools Jace Purcell and Valerie Chu November 9, 2020 Breaking News, News, Showcase Principal Brent Kline presented a new secondary school reopening proposal that outlines major changes to the initial hyb...
Among Us takes off Austin Xiang November 12, 2020 Lifestyle, Showcase After a period of chaotic shouting in an effort to convince his friends of his innocence via Zoom, junior James Churchle...
Column: Why fencing is the perfect Coronavirus sport Evelyn Cheng November 9, 2020 Sports Opinion While finding ways to remain active during a pandemic may seem difficult, one sport stands out as the most suitable to p...
Teachers should take additional steps to combat academic dishonesty Aidan Seto November 13, 2020 Opinion Almost every high school student has sat at their desk stumped, unable to solve a difficult question during a test. At t...
Paly Connect activities should be offered more frequently Parker Wang November 13, 2020 Opinion Logging on to my first-period Zoom class 10 minutes after getting out of bed, every student on-screen is motionless with...
Stanford should have exercised greater transparency in its decision to cut varsity sports Evelyn Cheng October 23, 2020 Opinion Like many of you, I went through my high school years with the impression that Stanford University was a paragon of inte...
Palo Alto’s history of redlining The Editors-in-Chief October 12, 2020 Editorial, Uncategorized Editor’s note: This story is the first installment of a series of articles addressing the inequalities in our city, our ...
Use-of-Force investigation reports should be publicized The Editors-in-Chief October 5, 2020 Editorial A splash of color amid weathered asphalt, a hand-painted mural reading “Black Lives Matter” has blocked off the center l...
Reopening guidelines should be made clearer to students The Editors-in-Chief October 5, 2020 Editorial Uncertainty is everywhere these days. There’s a good chance that the last YouTube advertisement you watched began with “...
