DyslexiaLeela Srinivasan April 23, 2019Times New Roman, double-spaced, 12-point font. Autopilot kicks in to most student’s brains as they subconsciously format their writing to...
Second annual Pops concert to premier tonightLeela Srinivasan March 22, 2019After bringing back the event last spring, the Instrumental Music department will host its second annual Instrumental Music Pops Concert...
AirPods TakeoverLeela Srinivasan March 4, 2019Nearly 30 students are scattered before AP Macroeconomics teacher Grant Blackburn, glancing back and forth between their desks and the...
Age range on varsity sports teams creates social hierarchyLeela Srinivasan February 28, 2019Freshmen: inevitably stereotyped as small, wimpy, pre-pubescent, naive, lacking in the height department, quite immature, overly enthusiastic and as junior...
The Campanile covers: rowingKennedy Herron and Leela Srinivasan December 18, 2018The Campanile spends a morning with Sabrina Martin, senior and captain of the NorCal Crew team, at her practice at...
PAPD aims to reduce student mistreatmentLeela Srinivasan December 6, 2018Following a push from the Palo Alto School Board, the Palo Alto Police Department (PAPD) has agreed to remove four...
Act of reading aloud reengages students with textLeela Srinivasan November 20, 2018There is a common misconception that reading stories aloud or being read to are skills that are mainly relevant to...
Choir to host fall concert in the PAC on Oct. 21Leela Srinivasan October 19, 2018After months of preparation, the Paly Choir will bring its fall concert to the community on Sunday, Oct. 21, from...
Stepping up to the sidelineLeela Srinivasan October 11, 2018As high school students are sucked into inevitable conversations about future careers, those who are passionate about sports often lose...
Music memory proven to activate various compartments of brainLeela Srinivasan September 22, 2018When singing along to a popular song on the radio, the average person can recall each word, speaking effortlessly, the...
