Rough ending to badminton season Paige Knoblock May 17, 2019 Badminton, Sports, Spring Sports As the year comes to an end, the badminton team has a few games left to close out the season. This season has been an adjustment for the team as the addition of new players and coaches has created a different e...
Seniors continue traditions Paige Knoblock and Bernie Koen May 1, 2019 Lifestyle Every spring, anxious seniors wait to hear back from colleges they applied to several months prior. For some students, what seems like a prayer is answered as they receive the coveted admission to an elite sc...
Badminton finishes challenging season Paige Knoblock April 26, 2019 Badminton, Sports, Spring Sports The badminton team came off an exciting win, beating their rival Gunn High School on Tuesday after having lost their past five games, and making their current record 2-8. The team hopes to regain their strengt...
Badminton team shows promise, hopes to improve performance from last year Paige Knoblock March 29, 2019 Sports The badminton team comes off from a rough season after having a record of 2-10 in 2018. This year, the team hopes to return back better than ever, winning their most recent game against Gunn. This year the ...
CAASPP testing incentivized Paige Knoblock March 22, 2019 News Paly juniors will be taking the two-day California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) tests from after lunch to 3:30 p.m. on March 25 and 26. This year, Paly admin is taking new steps to in...
Apps allow parents to track their kids Paige Knoblock March 14, 2019 Lifestyle As junior Emma Siskens walks downtown with her friends on a Friday night, she hears a buzz and looks down at her phone. It’s a text message from her mom. It reads, “What are you up to downtown?” She looks up, k...
Longest government shutdown in American history finally ends Noah Baum and Paige Knoblock February 3, 2019 News During the U.S. government’s recent 35-day shutdown, from Dec. 21 to Jan. 25, the longest in U.S. history, community members and Paly parents who work in government positions had their jobs furloughed and went ...
Students face dilemma on religious holidays Paige Knoblock December 19, 2018 Lifestyle When finals come to a close and many Paly students look forward to celebrating the holidays with their families, junior Chloe Laursen faces a break that does not align with the holidays she celebrates. Though i...
Science behind video game addiction Paige Knoblock December 12, 2018 Science/Tech Nearly every 21st-century student has played a video game. Video games are the national craze and part of a billion dollar industry in America. Whether students play with their friends for fun or on competitive...
Hunting increases in popularity among students Paige Knoblock November 26, 2018 Sports As he walks through the brush on the way to his favorite sport, Paly junior Will Moragne sloshes through the overgrown grass with his gun in hand and duck calls around his neck. This is Moragne’s fourth hunting...
