Metric system should be encouraged throughout education Byron Zhang March 11, 2019 Opinion A ball is thrown straight up from the top of a 128 foot tall building with an initial speed of 32 feet per second. How long will it take for the ball to hit the ground?” The physics problem asks for students to...
New cooking techniques employ chemistry, physics Byron Zhang February 21, 2019 Science/Tech Using just physics and chemistry, scientists have developed devices to cook food in creative, efficient ways. Lazy Hot PotLazy Hot Pot The purpose of this apparatus is simple: to satisfy the need of those who...
From Immigration to Assimilation Jaures Yip, Alyssa Leong, Sophia Moore and Byron Zhang February 2, 2019 Showcase, Spotlight As debates over weighted grades, middle school renaming and a cluster of other concerns rippled through the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) in recent years, an increasingly influential group — Chines...
Popularity in competitive bridge, recreational poker emerges Anna Meyer and Byron Zhang December 23, 2018 Sports When most people think of sports, they think of games involving physical exertion. However, many students at Paly play a different kind of sport: cards. Unlike traditional sports, card games involve more ment...
Fiery Arts to hold glassblowing workshop Byron Zhang November 9, 2018 News The Paly Fiery Arts Program will hold its fifth ever Glass Weekend Workshop on Nov. 10-11, open to all students, parents and community members. According to Fiery Arts Instructional Supervisor Martin Ehrensva...
Dr. Kai-Fu Lee prepares students for future of artificial intelligence Yusra Rafeeqi and Byron Zhang October 20, 2018 News Former President of Google China and former Paly parent Dr. Kai-Fu Lee returned to campus to present new insight on artificial intelligence (AI) and advice for students on their future career choices. In Lee’s...
Tracking Trash Byron Zhang October 8, 2018 Science/Tech Introduction Observe the trash cans in your backyard closely: a green, a blue and a black can, each with its own identification number. Green is for compost, blue is for recycling and black is for trash. On ...
‘A Broken Promise’: Kim Diorio reveals the story behind her resignation Yusra Rafeeqi, Lucy Nemerov, Byron Zhang, Noah Baum and Renee Hoh May 21, 2018 News, Showcase Editor’s note: Principal Kim Diorio announced in early March that she would leave Paly at the end of the school year in the wake of criticism from the District office. Diorio sat down twice with Campanile repor...
Mulling over mushrooming Moocs Yusra Rafeeqi and Byron Zhang April 24, 2018 Science/Tech, Showcase The digital revolution has brought a transformation in education in the U.S. and abroad. According to the U.S. Department of Education, the majority of high schools and universities in 48 states and the Distric...
Students attend journalism event Yusra Rafeeqi and Byron Zhang April 20, 2018 News Over 130 Palo Alto High School journalists attended the 2018 Spring National High School Journalism Convention in San Francisco last Friday, joining several thousand other delegates from across the country in t...
