How Title IX and The Campanile advocated for athletic equality Vivian Feng and John Tayeri March 21, 2018 Centennial Issue, Sports Just two years prior to the passing of the 20th Amendment, when Paly opened as the first high school in the city, the school had a wide disparity in athletic opportunities for male and female students. Only ma...
Boys volleyball team established at Paly John Tayeri and Kennedy Herron March 10, 2018 News, Sports 1 Junior and varsity boys volleyball captain Raymond Chen sets up for a serve as the crowd anxiously waits. After striking the ball as hard as he can, the play commences. For the first time in Palo Alto High ...
New students share experiences John Tayeri March 2, 2018 Lifestyle Do you remember in elementary school when a new student came into the class? Students would make posters, throw a party, have popsicles, and it would be a fun time. New students called for a special welcoming...
1 in 2000: Caity Berry Vivian Feng and John Tayeri February 28, 2018 Lifestyle Caity Berry: How about I interview you instead? The Campanile: No, that’s not how this works. CB: Sam, do you want to pretend to be me? I’m not witty enough to do this interview. TC: No! Sam is not you. You ...
Students look to community for sporting-related jobs John Tayeri February 6, 2018 Sports If you attend Palo Alto High School, chances are you have played sports at least once in your life. Whether you are obtaining scholarships to Division I schools for playing soccer or if you played Little League...
School Board chooses search firm for Superintendent John Tayeri December 8, 2017 News After former Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) Superintendent Max McGee announced his resignation earlier this fall, the school board appointed Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates (HYA), a leadership ...
Opinion: Paly’s Physical Education program due for reevaluation John Tayeri November 8, 2017 Opinion, Sports Life at Paly goes a lot like this: taking loads of Advanced Placement (AP) and honors classes, going to numerous extracurriculars because your parents force you to and staying up past midnight to finish some ra...
Paly choir mentored by renowned male chorus John Tayeri October 18, 2017 News Chanticleer, a renowned choir group deemed “the world’s reigning male chorus” by The New Yorker, performed for and mentored the Paly choir at the Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Oct. 16. The group made its wa...
Girls water polo rallies, wins Aptos tournament John Tayeri October 18, 2017 Girls Water Polo, Sports The regular season for girls water polo is coming to an end, and with that comes the SCVAL (Santa Clara Valley Athletic League) tournament, and the CCS (Central Coast Section) tournament. Palo Alto High School...
Despite rocky start, girls water polo defeats Saratoga John Tayeri September 27, 2017 Girls Water Polo, Sports Palo Alto High School’s girls water polo team has had its ups and downs in performance after playing many games in tournaments and league-play. On Sept. 8 and 9, the team competed in the Saint Francis Invita...
