How to kill the college process Rebekah Limb October 10, 2019 Column At last, the time has come upon us. The last time you can wear all those Ivy League sweatshirts. The last time you can have hopes and dreams. It’s a strange human phenomenon where 2.2 million high school studen...
YMCA hosts Welcome Week Rebekah Limb September 27, 2019 News Celebrating immigrants, unity and Palo Alto history, YMCA’s second annual Palo Alto Welcome Week came to a festive end on Sept. 21 after 10 days of events hosted by several community organizations. Joining th...
The Palo Alto Pipeline Rebekah Limb September 8, 2019 Football, Sports As three-star national recruit senior Jamir Shepard props up his phone against a white board on a Thursday afternoon, hundreds of Instagram followers watch his live stream in excitement as he slips on a Fresno ...
On the big stage Rebekah Limb May 20, 2019 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle As sophomore Rein Vaska grabs his drumsticks he assumes his position on stage and faces the blinding lights with his band Metro alongside him. Metro, an alternative indie rock band with Vaska, sophomore Marina...
The agony of defeat Rebekah Limb April 24, 2019 Sports The University of Florida is a point away from winning. As the volleyball hits the floor and the final whistle blows, the crowd’s eyes are drawn to the Florida team as it celebrates its 2017 national semifinal ...
Life after the game Rebekah Limb March 28, 2019 Sports Twice a month, senior Mallory Kuppe would turn off her 4 a.m. alarm, pack a bag and board a plane to a volleyball tournament. Three times a week, Kuppe would lace up her shoes and spend countless hours on the c...
District revitalizes old Strategic Plan survey Rebekah Limb March 1, 2019 Uncategorized Following the debrief of the results from the spring Strategic Plan survey administered to Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD), high school students, parents and District administrators are making plans t...
Leading the way Rebekah Limb February 4, 2019 Lifestyle Stress levels are high as senior Bryan Kagiri awaits the college acceptance season along with the rest of his class. Soon, he will determine where he will be spending the next couple years of his life. The diff...
Football completes successful season Rebekah Limb December 22, 2018 Football, Sports After defeating rival Los Gatos High School in the Central Coast Section (CCS) quarterfinals, the boys football team fell to Menlo-Atherton High School by a score of 17-7 in the semifinals, closing out the seas...
Teachers should be mindful of all political views Rebekah Limb December 14, 2018 Opinion In today’s extremely polarized political climate, America has developed an interestingly hostile attitude when it comes to expressing one’s views about certain controversial issues, such as abortion or immigra...
