David Tayeri

Girls tennis team is underdog contender for postseason spot

October 30, 2015

Palo Alto High School’s girls tennis team, with a record of 8-10, is in fight-or-die mode as it hopes to win its last league matches in order to make the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League (SCVAL) championships...

Even record maintained by the girls tennis team

David Tayeri

October 12, 2015

Sports

The Palo Alto High School girls tennis team is looking to improve its shaky season as it enters its fourth week of league play. Paly took first place in the Paly Invitational tournament, in part thanks to a ...

New grade ranking system sparks debate

David Tayeri

October 12, 2015

News

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As soon as November, Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) will take the next step in making Palo Alto High School and Henry M. Gunn align their approaches to reporting grades to colleges, requiring Gunn to...

Girls tennis prepares for Paly Invitational tournament

David Tayeri

September 18, 2015

Sports

The girls tennis team is lacing up their shoes, restringing their rackets and practicing long hours in the heat as they prepare to battle against schools from all over the Bay Area in the Paly Invitational. ...

Paly needs to make a greater effort to conserve water

David Tayeri

September 18, 2015

Opinion

As California enters its fourth year of extreme drought and wildfires char over 270,000 acres of the state, it has become increasingly important for everyone to do their part to help conserve water. While the S...

Are the changes to the SAT beneficial? NO

David Tayeri

March 29, 2014

Opinion

The changes announced for the new SAT format that will pilot in 2016 are not all bad, however it seems they fall short in achieving the College Board’s goals for the exam. Some components of the old test that a...

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Girls tennis team is underdog contender for postseason spot

Even record maintained by the girls tennis team

New grade ranking system sparks debate

Girls tennis prepares for Paly Invitational tournament

Paly needs to make a greater effort to conserve water

Are the changes to the SAT beneficial? NO

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