Review: ‘Parasite’ first foreign film to win Best Picture Oscars Andrew Toteda March 4, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, films, Lifestyle For the first time in Oscar history, a foreign-language film was crowned Best Picture this year, and President Donald Trump was quick to criticize the movie he hadn’t watched. “And the winner is . . . a movie...
Palo Alto should deploy municipal fibers to increase data speed Andrew Toteda February 20, 2020 Opinion If you thought Pokemon has been around forever, so has the desire for high-speed internet in Palo Alto. But unlike fire-breathing Charizard, the ancient copper cables that connect Palo Altans to the outside wor...
ASB announces prom, Skoglobe Andrew Toteda February 14, 2020 News After much fanfare and a captivating basketball shootout, the Associate Student Body revealed this year’s prom location as taking place at the San Jose Tech Museum on Saturday, April 18. According to Junior Cl...
Paulson to resign as principal in June Andrew Toteda and Benjamin Stein January 24, 2020 Breaking News, Showcase Principal Adam Paulson announced his resignation and departure from Paly at the end of the 2019-20 school year following six years of work as a campus administrator, according to a school-wide announcement earl...
Putting Prowess: Paly girls golf wins states Andrew Toteda December 14, 2019 Girls Golf, Uncategorized After a transformative season, Paly Girls Golf added the California Interscholastic Federation state title to its trophy shelf following a thrilling eight stroke win over Southern California rival Troy High Sch...
Girls golf defends CCS title, continues onto state level Andrew Toteda November 17, 2019 Fall Sports, Girls Golf, Sports By a razor-thin margin, the girls golf team defended its Central Coast Sectionals title at the Laguna Seca Golf Ranch on Oct. 29, cementing back-to-back-to-back wins at CCS over the last three years. The te...
Girls golf remains undefeated Andrew Toteda October 30, 2019 Fall Sports, Girls Golf, Sports Maintaining their streak with nine wins and zero losses, the girls golf team continues to sink its opponent’s aspirations. On Tuesday, the team played Los Gatos, winning by 14 strokes: 207-193. They will play ...
The Call for Creativity Andrew Toteda October 23, 2019 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle Paly junior Eli Crystal steps back from the 2,100 degree furnace and gently places an elegant teal-colored glass vase with swirls of blue on the cooling rack where the still radiating heat buckles the air aroun...
Climate change affects communities disproportionately Adora Zheng and Andrew Toteda October 23, 2019 News Climate change disproportionately impacts communities of color and low-income communities like East Palo Alto, according to Violet Seana, the Climate Resilient Communities Program Manager at Acterra, who recent...
College Board releases new software for AP students to utilize in, out of classes Andrew Toteda October 6, 2019 News In previous years, studying for AP tests was an antiquated experience: secure practice questions could not leave the classroom, and the only paperless aspect was the surrendering of study materials when the bel...
