Foothills Park to Allow Non-residents Austin Xiang October 11, 2020 News The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the City of Palo Alto on Sept. 15 over the residents-only pol...
Online education presents challenges Emma Todd October 9, 2020 News On a normal school day, junior Cate Dyer wakes up about 30 minutes before class, has breakfast and then walks over to he...
Back to School Blunder Jace Purcell, Braden Leung and Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe October 8, 2020 News, Showcase, Spotlight Spring Transition When the United States reported its first case of COVID-19 on Jan. 20, no one could have predicted wh...
Students support local restaurants during covid Parker Wang October 21, 2020 Food, Lifestyle Jing Jing, a Sichuan and Hunan gourmet restaurant, has been a staple of Chinese food in downtown Palo Alto since 1986. A...
Brandy Melville’s inclusivity dilemma: controversies surrounding one-size-fits-all and BLM Joy Xu October 20, 2020 Lifestyle
Out in the Wilderness Ziggy Tummalapalli October 17, 2020 Sports As the sun rises over Fontanillis lake, seniors Alex Washburn and Lexi Gwyn begin to trek the remaining nine miles of th...
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...
The positives of online learning Bruno Klass October 23, 2020 Column, Opinion Classrooms? More like class Zooms. While schools are now taking place online in the comfort of our own homes, students a...
What good does social media activism do? Krista Robins October 12, 2020 Opinion F or some, activism means getting on your feet and protesting, calling representatives or donating to organizations supp...
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 “...
