Parking garage to be put on Cal. Ave Cameron Legrand November 8, 2018 News After nearly three years of planning, Palo Alto City Council authorized the sales of bonds in order to fund the upcoming construction of a parking garage and the new public works building located at California ...
Driver-less cars coming to Palo Alto streets Lara Nakamura November 8, 2018 News Waymo became the first company to obtain a permit allowing it to test its self-driving, driverless cars on Bay Area roads on Oct. 30. Founded in 2009, Waymo began as Google’s self-driving car project. In Octob...
Jewish community reacts to Pittsburgh synagogue terror attack Yusra Rafeeqi November 8, 2018 News An anti-Semitic American gunned down 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh on Oct. 27, the weekly holy Shabbat for Jews, claiming his targeted views were centered around the Jewish-American comm...
Speaker recommends new college framework Neil Kapoor November 8, 2018 News In light of the college application frenzy, Paly students and parents attended the “Happy, Healthy, Almost Stress-Free College Planning” talk hosted by author Harlan Cohen Monday night in the Haymarket Theater ...
PAUSD addresses English department safety concerns after complaints filed Rebekah Limb November 8, 2018 News Following a Williams Complaint filed by the Paly English department, the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) is currently in the process of addressing these concerns, regarding the security of the English...
ASB contemplates Spirit Week, school vaping Leila Khan November 8, 2018 News With fond memories of Spirit Week fresh in Paly students’ minds, the Associated Student Body (ASB) is hard at work reflecting on the week while also planning new and traditional interactive events for the new q...
ELC sparks interest in business-oriented juniors Miranda Li November 8, 2018 News To encourage high school juniors to apply to and attend the Enterprise Leadership Conference (ELC), an informational meeting regarding the conference was held at Paly’s Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Nov. 6...
New robotics coach resigns after being placed on leave due to student complaints of hostile environment Kaitlyn Lee October 29, 2018 News, Showcase Kathleen Krier, computer science teacher and head Paly Robotics coach, resigned after Paly administration placed her on paid leave after team members complained of harassment and discrimination. Before resi...
‘Raging Grannies’ gather to promote youth voting John Tayeri October 29, 2018 News The “Raging Grannies,” an activist group predominantly comprised of senior citizen women, flooded the parking lot area around Trader Joe’s in Town & Country Village on Oct. 17, advocating for high schoolers...
Dr. Kai-Fu Lee prepares students for future of artificial intelligence Yusra Rafeeqi and Byron Zhang October 20, 2018 News Former President of Google China and former Paly parent Dr. Kai-Fu Lee returned to campus to present new insight on artificial intelligence (AI) and advice for students on their future career choices. In Lee’s...
