The versatility of virtual reality Krista Robins December 19, 2019 Science/Tech, Showcase The screen is black. Straps tightly hug the circumference of his head, supporting the silver contraption which covers the majority of his face. Then, as a light projects from the screen just centimeters from hi...
City aims to protect low-income tenants Bruno Klass and Krista Robins December 6, 2019 News City Council members are preparing to pass an emergency ordinance to protect low-income tenants in Palo Alto from being evicted by landlords before a new California law, Assembly Bill 1482, takes effect next ye...
Column: How to understand politics Krista Robins November 25, 2019 Column Politicians represent honesty and transparency; they embody the gateway to a better country, albeit, world. They are modern day prophets meant to lead their followers to a brighter future. Sike. Ever since Ni...
Girls tennis excites with league placement Krista Robins November 15, 2019 Fall Sports, Girls Tennis There is no denying that in order for a team to be successful there must be a sufficient amount of chemistry, something the Paly girls tennis team struggled very little with. The team finished its league an...
Controversy regarding P.E. grading system Krista Robins November 8, 2019 Sports After a strenuous cross-country season, then-sophomore Ella Miranz expected to sail through the remainder of her physical education course, but found herself struggling to succeed in the class. Now a junior, Mi...
Girls tennis aims to qualify for CCS Krista Robins October 30, 2019 Girls Tennis, Sports With only two games left before league finals, the girls varsity tennis team sets its goal on qualifying for Central Cost Section. Since Oct. 8, the Vikings have won six games and lost one, defeating Saratoga ...
Students cope with older siblings leaving for college Krista Robins October 14, 2019 Lifestyle While boxes and suitcases stuffed to the brim sit near the door, junior Audrey Kernick braces herself for a heartfelt goodbye between her and her college-bound sister. Overwhelmed by a surge of emotions, she be...
Girls tennis starts season on upward track Krista Robins September 28, 2019 Fall Sports, Girls Tennis, Sports A fter playing ten matches and winning six, the girls tennis team have built themselves a strong foundation. According to junior Anya Yakimenko though, this has not come without hardships. Nevertheless, Yakim...
Proposed Castilleja expansion, change to APs spark conflict Shiva Mohsenian and Krista Robins September 13, 2019 News For the past six years, Castilleja has been waging a high-profile fight against neighbors who want to stop its plans for new construction. But behind the scenes, the private girls’ school is undergoing an equal...
