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    • Survivors Speak Out: District and community respond to sexual assault discussion

      Shiva Mohsenian
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      Lauren Chung
      April 19, 2021

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      Ben Antonow and Parker Wang
      March 27, 2021
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      February 19, 2021
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      Charlotte Hallenbeck
      April 1, 2021

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      Andy Wang
      February 19, 2021

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      Olivia Ericsson
      January 28, 2021

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      Leo Malchin
      January 28, 2021
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      February 14, 2021
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      March 30, 2021

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      February 23, 2021
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      May 31, 2020
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      April 3, 2021

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      March 11, 2021

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      Avantika Singh
      February 22, 2021

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      Andy Wang
      January 24, 2021

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      Ben Antonow
      January 24, 2021

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      November 15, 2020
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      April 19, 2021

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      April 15, 2021
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The spread of STEM

Evelyn Cheng
April 3, 2021
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Adapting to E-commerce

Lauren Chung
March 11, 2021
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COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Bay Area begins

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February 22, 2021
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January 24, 2021
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New drivers depend on car technology

Braden Leung
February 23, 2020
Science/Tech
In 2019, around 26,730 people died from motor vehicle accidents. The majority of these were related to human error, according to the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration. To combat this, in the last f...

The versatility of virtual reality

Krista Robins
December 19, 2019
Science/Tech, Showcase
The screen is black. Straps tightly hug the circumference of his head, supporting the silver contraption which covers the majority of his face. Then, as a light projects from the screen just centimeters from hi...

Students use melatonin supplements to help avoid sleepless nights

Emily Asher
December 17, 2019
Science/Tech
Everybody knows the feeling of not being able to fall asleep. After a long, tiring day, you come home, get into comfy clothes, jump into your bed, only to find that you are now wide awake. You stare at your cei...

Chrome extension allows students to bypass restrictions in Schoology

Sloan Wuttke
December 17, 2019
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Comments bombard Schoology’s homepage, none of them explicitly authorized through Schoology. A chrome extension made by junior Lesha Seletskiy enabled this, allowing him to void commenting restrictions and, sub...

Paly’s average annual carbon footprint recently on the rise

Olivia Ericsson
November 26, 2019
Science/Tech
With the prominent fire danger and risk of destruction of many homes in Northern California, global warming is in effect. In response to the increase in global temperature due to pollution from humans, many pe...

Popularity of mobile payment increases among students

Adora Zheng
November 26, 2019
Science/Tech
As Junior Kira Sterling walks to the Trader Joe’s checkout counter, instead of rummaging through her backpack for her wallet, she takes out her phone, taps it on the card reader and pays for her food with Apple...

Long-lasting impacts of familial corporal punishment

Benjamin Stein
November 7, 2019
Science/Tech
When a male Paly junior got in trouble with his eighth-grade teacher, his only request was that the teacher didn’t tell his parents. He, like many other students, grew up in a family that used physical discipl...
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Computer science pathway hopes to implement engineering courses

Neil Kapoor
November 7, 2019
Science/Tech
Following a national trend to expand high school STEM curricula, the Paly Career Technical Education department and administration are in the early stages of proposing new engineering courses for next school ye...

Abuse of Xanax yields consequences

Paige Knoblock
November 7, 2019
Science/Tech
As a Paly senior girl is handed a single white pill, she considers the consequence: short-term relief but long-term drawbacks. After a lengthy deliberation, her decision ultimately comes down to a consideratio...

Students turn to alternative methods of transportation

Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe
October 15, 2019
Science/Tech
Transportation is an issue that many Paly students struggle with. Whether due to traffic, parking, or other factors, students often complain about how they get to and from school. However, students are also un...
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