Weighting for Change: How a Minority Thrives in the Paly Weight RoomMaya Rathore February 12, 2020One does not typically think of young women when they imagine a weight room — they think of hulking men...
Review: Best espresso drinks from lesser-known coffee shopsMaya Rathore December 18, 2019It’s getting increasingly difficult to keep your eyes open past sundown or to have any energy at all. There are...
Pulitzer Prize finalist speaks at PalyMaya Rathore and Sarah O'Riordan December 15, 2019Recently, Paly’s renowned Media Arts Center hosted a notable guest speaker: Pulitzer Prize Finalist Maggie Steber. The American documentary photographer...
Board, city agree about CubberleyMaya Rathore October 23, 2019With the school year now in full force, the Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education has been working...
School instructional minutes are not used effectivelyMaya Rathore May 24, 2019It is an inevitable aspect of the school system: not everybody will enjoy every part of education, nor will they...
The Truth About DishonestyNeil Kapoor, Kiana Tavakoli and Maya Rathore April 20, 2019The names of sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity have been changed. Everybody’s doing it,” embattled college coach...
Students explore “hidden” electivesMaya Rathore April 11, 2019As course selection shuts its doors and the process of piecing together schedules for next year begins, counselors start their...
Girls basketball maintains strong season despite playoff lossMaya Rathore March 9, 2019After beating Menlo-Atherton in the semifinals, the girls lost to Sequoia High School in the California Interscholastic Federation Division I...
Plateaus: Practice Without ProgressMaya Rathore March 1, 2019Every athlete has had a bad day, whether it was a bad practice, game or race. Sometimes they land on...
Debunking common misconceptions about flu shotsMaya Rathore February 26, 2019As California and the rest of the United States trudge through the flu season, more cases of death and complications from the...
