Boys basketball aims for CCS John Tayeri February 8, 2019 Boys Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports After a number of matches that have come down to the last quarter, the boys basketball team finds itself in a tight situation at the final stretch of the season. According to senior Josh Wong, there are a numb...
Dauber, Dharap sworn onto School Board John Tayeri December 6, 2018 News After a tight race for the two open seats on the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) Board of Education, incumbent Ken Dauber and Shounak Dharap were able to prevail. Although Dauber had seemingly secu...
Hotly-anticipated ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ has ups and downs John Tayeri November 21, 2018 Lifestyle In any discussion about great musicians, it is only a matter of time before the name Queen comes up. With a diverse repertoire of rock music, they changed the way that songs were created and performed in their ...
‘Raging Grannies’ gather to promote youth voting John Tayeri October 29, 2018 News The “Raging Grannies,” an activist group predominantly comprised of senior citizen women, flooded the parking lot area around Trader Joe’s in Town & Country Village on Oct. 17, advocating for high schoolers...
Students struggle to balance sports, healthy diet, sleep John Tayeri October 15, 2018 Sports It happens to everyone: staying up late to study and complete rigorous homework assignments. As fatigue begins to take over, and it requires every ounce of energy just to stay awake. When people realize that th...
Defining Diabetes John Tayeri September 11, 2018 Science/Tech Every day at Palo Alto High School, students rush out of their classrooms at 11:35 to eat lunch. For the most part, our lunches comprise of some of the foods we like most. Some students go to Town & Countr...
Badminton team ends season disappointed with a 2-10 record John Tayeri June 1, 2018 Badminton, Sports After a disappointing 2-10 season, the badminton team hopes to bounce back next year. Even after losing many key seniors last year, the team still felt optimistic about their odds before the season began. “Gi...
AP Courses should align their material to match the test John Tayeri May 16, 2018 Opinion Every year, high school students from around the country register for Advanced Placement (AP) tests, almost always as the culmination of a year’s work in an AP course. AP classes are designed to cover material ...
Various psychological factors drive athletes to elevate performance John Tayeri May 9, 2018 Sports 1 Senior Reed Foster takes off in a panic, sprinting for an ideal spot in his race. His competition is strong, and adrenaline pumps through his body. Foster’s event, the 800 meter run, is notorious for being one ...
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...
