The Duck Syndrome Sarah Wang March 6, 2015 Lifestyle Everyone knows that student: the one who seems to be gliding through life with straight As in the school’s most challenging courses, balancing an absurd amount of extracurricular activities and somehow also mai...
No-homework nights disadvantageous Sarah Wang March 6, 2015 Opinion As students in high school, we are subject to daily homework that can take us hours to finish. The workload never seems to end, and we constantly feel as if we have been pushed to our limit. Thus, the idea of h...
Comparing Paly’s old and new coaches Sarah Wang February 6, 2015 Sports Palo Alto High School has coaches on staff that have coached for more years than any of the students have been alive, as well as ones that have spent less time at the school than our seniors. Each coach brings ...
Predictions for the 2015 Academy Awards winners Sarah Wang February 6, 2015 Lifestyle Best Picture: “Boyhood” It would be a shame and a waste of twelve long years of hard work if “Boyhood” did not take the Oscar for Best Picture. The film follows Mason Evans Jr. and his broken family from his c...
Post high school planning should begin earlier Sarah Wang January 16, 2015 Opinion Junior year is the time for students to start thinking about their plans for life after high school. Whether that means going to a private or public college, taking a gap year or going straight to work, student...
