Paly choirs sing yacht rock music at annual Pops Concert Valerie Chu March 22, 2020 News In front of the majestic backdrops and high tech sound features of the Performing Arts Center, the Paly choirs sang a wide variety of songs from the ‘70s and ‘80s yacht rock style of the smooth rock music genre...
Comedy sportz gains popularity amongst students Avantika Singh March 22, 2020 News Stuck in the middle of a family vacation, junior Zoe McCrea found herself in the whirlwind of emotions that accompany this scenario, except that it was not real. Acting out a prompt from the audience, McCre...
Electric Scooters coming to Palo Alto Olivia Ericsson March 21, 2020 News 1 With the constant traffic around Palo Alto causing significant congestion for drivers, the City of Palo Alto has begun implementing a new form of transportation: the electric scooter. After the details are fina...
Stock market crashes due to COVID-19 Matthew Ho March 20, 2020 News, Science/Tech From the New York Stock Exchange celebrating its 11th straight year of being considered a “bull market” or a market has upward trending prices, to the Dow Jones reaching an all time high industrial average of a...
PAUSD Fletcher Middle School student tests positive for COVID-19 Krista Robins March 17, 2020 News, Showcase Superintendent Don Austin announced Palo Alto Unified School District has reported its first confirmed case of COVID-19 regarding a student from Fletcher Middle School on Tuesday morning. County health official...
BREAKING NEWS: All Santa Clara County public schools shut down for three weeks due to coronavirus concerns Adora Zheng and Sarah O'Riordan March 13, 2020 Breaking News, News, Showcase All schools in Santa Clara County will be closed starting Monday, March 16 for a minimum of three weeks to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, according to an announcement made by County Superintendent Ma...
Board discusses CAASPP, minority students’ results Sarah O'Riordan March 8, 2020 News At the Feb. 25 Board meeting, the Palo Alto Unified school board covered topics including the consequences of electing out of CAASPP testing, as well as concerns regarding minority student performance on the Ca...
Former Marine takes on 625-mile-long hike to prevent veteran suicide Gina Bae March 8, 2020 News 1 Palo Alto firefighter, U.S. Marine Corps veteran and chart-topping recording artist John Preston and his crew reached the U.S.S. Midway on Feb. 9 after 28 days and 625 miles of hiking on the California coast. ...
Super Tuesday may clarify race Austin Xiang March 4, 2020 News After a fiery debate among seven Democratic presidential contenders this week, California and 13 other states head into Super Tuesday primaries that may determine whom the party nominates to run against Preside...
Photo students display blue shoes Andy Wang March 4, 2020 News Scattered across campus lay sets of blue shoes attached with posters painted and designed by the Advanced Photography and AP studio arts classes aiming to provide guidance on revamping environmental damage caus...
