‘Guys and Dolls’ controversial plotline prompts discussions Eve Donnelly March 22, 2019 News The 1950s in New York City was a golden era for musical theatre. Classics from this time, such as “Singin’ in the Rain,” “A Star is Born” and “The King and I” were all popular Broadway shows that helped the mus...
Mission Impossible Burger Eve Donnelly March 5, 2019 Science/Tech With ocean levels rising, glaciers melting and global temperatures increasing, the effects of climate change are at an all-time high. Although society’s recent efforts to carpool, recycle and shorten showers ma...
Sports Inclusion Club aims to unite athletes of all backgrounds Eve Donnelly February 15, 2019 Sports When playing sports in Palo Alto, junior Dylan Duncan said he’s always felt like the odd man out.“Whether it be at practice, games or tournaments, I got used to being the only black person there,” he said. When...
University of California sued for discrimination Eve Donnelly December 6, 2018 News UCLA law professor Richard Sander, in collaboration with the non-profit Asian American Community Services Center (AACSC), filed a lawsuit against University of California (UC) in early November, alleging the sc...
Spirit week, Halloween costumes encourages cultural appropriation Eve Donnelly November 21, 2018 Lifestyle Goblins, ghouls, witches and monsters are all common costumes for the spooky holiday that is Halloween. The scariest costume of all, however? Cultural appropriation. Paly’s most spirited time of the year has ...
Volleyball season ends in CCS semi-finals after successful run Eve Donnelly November 8, 2018 Fall Sports, Sports, Volleyball After crushing competition and ending the regular season with a record of 11-1, the girls volleyball season ended in the semi-finals of the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoffs. On Nov. 7, Paly faced Buchanan ...
Girls volleyball begins to prepare for CCS following first loss of season Eve Donnelly November 3, 2018 Sports, Volleyball With league shortly coming to an end and the Central Coast Section (CCS) finals approaching soon, the Paly girls volleyball team continues to work towards its many goals. The team lost its first match agains...
College, job fairs guide students’ future plans Eve Donnelly October 19, 2018 News Over 150 schools from across the globe came to represent themselves to Palo Alto students at Gunn High School's 21st annual college fair on Monday, Oct. 8. The majority of students attending were upperclassmen...
Girls volleyball team finds success in Chandler Invitational tournament Eve Donnelly October 14, 2018 Volleyball Beginning league play in early September, the girls volleyball team is undefeated. Their main goal now is to have it remain that way. The girls defeated Homestead High School in their first league game of the ...
Hard alcohol ban is not a solution to hazing deaths Eve Donnelly October 3, 2018 Opinion Like peanut butter and jelly or ketchup and mustard, alcohol and fraternities have always been a pair that seem to go together. Recently, a series of deaths related to fraternity hazing have sparked a call for...
