Funding for athletics should be distributed more fairly Leyton Ho and Ujwal Srivastava September 9, 2018 Editorial At every Paly home football game, the pep band and the cheer and dance teams play an invaluable role in rallying the crowd and giving Paly the home field advantage. However, these groups do not benefit from t...
Comeback Season: How Student Athletes Navigate the Turmoils of Injury Leyton Ho and Kaylie Nguyen April 21, 2018 Showcase, Sports It takes a split second to change a life. A stuck cleat. An uneven patch of grass. A sweaty blotch of hardwood floor. An unexpected tackle. All seemingly innocuous sporting moments. Yet, for an unlucky few, the...
School board election underway Leyton Ho and Eric Li April 20, 2018 News With two seats in the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) Board of Education opening up in November, lawyer Shounak Dharap and Palo Alto parent Kathy Jordan have announced interest in running. While Daube...
From Production to the Pros: Former Campanile staff members Jeremy Lin and Lily Zhang rise to stardom in athletics Leyton Ho and Ujwal Srivastava March 21, 2018 Centennial Issue, Showcase, Sports One on One with Jeremy Lin In addition to leading the boys basketball team to a state championship, Lin was a staff writer for The Campanile from 2004-06. “My time on Campy was really positive, it was amazing...
Paly principal releases formal disciplinary letter from District Leyton Ho and Ethan Nissim March 7, 2018 News, Showcase 1 Principal Kim Diorio released a formal disciplinary letter from the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) reprimanding her behavior during the sexual assault investigations last year, as well as her respons...
Girls basketball finishes season Leyton Ho March 1, 2018 Boys Soccer, Winter Sports The Paly girls basketball team fought to their last breath. In a back and forth Central Coast Section (CCS) Division I playoff game against Carlmont High School, their valiant effort was not enough, as they fel...
YouTube Will Never Be The Same (Not Clickbait): Logan Paul’s Suicide Forest Video Brings Problems To Light Leyton Ho and Kiran Misner March 1, 2018 Showcase, Spotlight The Antics of Logan Paul Yo, are you alive?” infamous YouTuber Logan Paul shouts at a dangling dead body in a video published on Dec. 31 depicting Paul exploring Aokigahara, a Japanese forest famous for suicid...
Celebrities gain a stronger voice in new political climate Leyton Ho February 19, 2018 Lifestyle We live in a divisive political environment. Since President Trump’s inauguration, Washington D.C. has been ripe with conflict, with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle unable to cooperate. Controversy and t...
Girls basketball basks in all the winter season’s big wins Leyton Ho February 12, 2018 Girls Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports With six consecutive victories against Santa Clara twice, Wilcox, Gunn, Los Gatos and Mountain View to close out the first half of the De Anza League season, the girls basketball team (13-5, 7-0) is on a roll a...
Girls basketball poised to dominate upcoming season Leyton Ho December 6, 2017 Girls Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports Bolstering a proven track record and a new core of key players, the two-time defending Centra Coast Section (CCS) Division One Champion girls basketball team aims to replicate its past success this season. Wit...
