The Campanile’s Annual Post-Paly Plans 2018
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International Schools
Name
Plans Beyond High School
Charlotte Brownell
The University of Edinburgh (Scotland)
Jasper Chang
New York Universi...
Program introduces mental health services
On May 8, Palo Alto’s Children’s Health Council (CHC) will debut its newest branch, the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), which will focus on aiding teenagers struggling with depression or anxiety.
The IOP...
Creative writing should be implemented in Paly curriculum
In our educational environment, we tend to focus on objectivity rather than creativity, especially in the realm of writing. Teachers and students alike emphasize research and analytical writing over prose and p...
The Art of Ceramics
Around the year 24,000 B.C., ancient humans discovered the revolutionary combination of clay and kiln. This groundbreaking innovation carved the path for many remarkable creations, such as prehistoric Mesopotam...
Students must understand school values do not reflect work
Facebook, a social media platform that supports human connections between more than a billion active users, is as renowned as its founder, 32-year-old Mark Zuckerberg. 19-year-old Malala Yousafzai, the youngest...
Second Club Day Introduces New Clubs
It’s a new year, and for many Paly students, that means new classes along with a whole host of new clubs. While older clubs like Science Olympiad and TEDx will still be around to collect new members, others wil...
Protests: The Evolution of Revolution
Marching In
As hundreds of students flooded the streets of downtown Palo Alto in reaction to Donald Trump’s election victory, they marched in step with a proud American tradition: exercising the democratic r...
Students hold peaceful protest downtown
Several hundred students from schools in and around Palo Alto participated in a student-organized walkout and peace protest in Lytton Plaza on Nov. 15, belting out uplifting chants along the way and cementing t...
The Psychology of Procrastination
Former American Vice President Aaron Burr once eloquently proclaimed: “Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.” Though uttered 200 years ago, Burr’s words are perhaps more relatable today than they w...
Girls tennis claims first place in league
Throughout history, sports teams have consistently achieved great triumphs through talented individual players and effective team chemistry. Palo Alto High School’s girls tennis team is no exception to this phe...