Kiana Tavakoli and Kaahini Jain October 20, 2018 Sports It’s no secret that all students learn differently. Some students are better with hands-on assignments, while others prefer to read the textbook. However, some students find that they are more successful by ch...
ASB prepares for new Spirit Week activities Kiana Tavakoli September 27, 2018 News Combining old favorites, like tug-of-war, with new events involving hamster balls and inflatable ponies, the Associated Student Body (ASB) hopes to freshen up this year's Spirit Week while still maintaining the...
Boys volleyball has successful inaugural season Kiana Tavakoli June 2, 2018 Sports, Spring Sports After a turbulent start to the season due to a lack of experienced players and coaches, the boys volleyball team has made its way through a successful first season with an even record. “Some great accomplish...
City council to consider sugar tax Kiana Tavakoli May 25, 2018 Lifestyle The sour effects of sugar have led members of the Palo Alto City Council to make progress toward implementing a tax on sugar-based beverages, under the reasoning that this would be a step in the right direction...
No pain, no gain: Dancing through the struggles Kiana Tavakoli May 10, 2018 Sports Some people refuse to dance, claiming to have two left feet. However, sophomore Isabel Harding plans to continue dancing despite the burden of having two broken feet. Like many fellow students, Harding becam...
Plant diet offers numerous benefits Kiana Tavakoli February 28, 2018 Food, Lifestyle For years, it has been common knowledge that Americans aren't eating healthily. As obesity and heart disease rates reach extreme levels, the benefits of a plant-based diet are becoming more appealing and increa...
