Women in Rock Leela Srinivasan April 23, 2018 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle Picture the conventional rock band. A seemingly confident male shredding the guitar, the classic gentleman on the bass, the angry man pounding his heart out on the drum set, maybe a mellow guy throwing in some ...
1970s-80s: Paly students immerse themselves wholeheartedly in the ‘hippie age’ Kennedy Herron and Leela Srinivasan March 21, 2018 Centennial Issue Rock and roll concerts fill students’ weekends "Apowerful phrase in itself,” wrote an unidentified staff writer in a 1980 edition of The Campanile in reference to the sheer movement that was rock and roll. “Th...
Palo Alto Gun Violence Walkout Kennedy Herron, Leela Srinivasan and Lucy Nemerov March 14, 2018 Showcase, Videos Along with numerous schools across the nation, students from Palo Alto High School, Castilleja School and Stanford University partook in a 17-minute walkout today protesting gun violence following the shooting ...
Boys varsity basketball’s epic winning streak ends Leela Srinivasan March 2, 2018 Boys Basketball, Sports After going into double overtime, the Central Coast Section (CCS) semifinal game against Archbishop Mitty High School ended in a devastating loss for Paly boys varsity basketball, breaking a streak of 21 consec...
Food Delivery Services increase laziness Leela Srinivasan February 28, 2018 Science/Tech The 2008 Pixar film “Wall-E” depicted a society of immensely overweight individuals, inseparable from their self-driving, hovering chairs they were whisked around in as they exchanged instant messages and watch...
Understanding the tremendous appeal of ‘Stranger Things’ Leela Srinivasan December 6, 2017 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle Rarely will a show come along that manages to attract all types of television addicts, a series that captures the attention of viewers who prefer suspense and danger, paranormal fanatics, drama and mystery love...
Boys basketball shifting gears after losing players Leela Srinivasan December 6, 2017 Boys Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports Flashback to March 4: the Santa Clara University bleachers are packed with Paly students, roaring as senior Spencer Rojahn’s game-winning shot hits the net, sealing the Central Coast Section (CCS) Championship ...
Grading system for in-class participation must be revised Leela Srinivasan November 6, 2017 Opinion Remember, this discussion is your last chance to raise your participation score before the end of the quarter.” I watch as my English teacher calls on a student who has his hand raised high, stretching far i...
Rail committee examines impact of changed Caltrain system Leela Srinivasan October 30, 2017 News, Uncategorized The Palo Alto City Council Rail Committee is currently working with the community to explore options for underground train tracks that are projected to run along the existing Caltrain path through Palo Alto. T...
Peeking behind the curtains of California’s culinary culture Leela Srinivasan September 27, 2017 Food, Lifestyle Ever watched an episode of Food Network’s popular television show “Chopped”? The precision with which nominated chefs execute their dishes is mesmerizing; they streak brightly-colored sauces onto their creation...
