Little Free Libraries Alyssa Leong March 25, 2019 Lifestyle, Uncategorized In any other neighborhood, people might look at Marilee Anderson strangely for walking down the street with a pile of books. But on her street, Iris Way, everyone knows she is on her way to donate them to the n...
Local restaurants face growing turnover rate Nicholas Le and Henry Queen March 24, 2019 News, Uncategorized It isn’t easy to find continued success in running a restaurant in Palo Alto. During the past few years, there has been a revolving door of businesses coming in and out of the city. Within the last few months, ...
Girls basketball maintains strong season despite playoff loss Maya Rathore March 9, 2019 Uncategorized After beating Menlo-Atherton in the semifinals, the girls lost to Sequoia High School in the California Interscholastic Federation Division I finals, losing by 50-34 on Feb. 23. The team had kept up their pri...
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...
Paly Choir hosts 2000s-themed Pops Concert Emma Todd March 1, 2019 Uncategorized Palo Alto High School music groups put their spin on songs written by Alicia Keys, Taylor Swift, Coldplay and other big names of the 2000s in the Pops Choir Concert last month. Many students and parents attend...
Midtown Starbucks suddenly shuts doors Emily Asher March 1, 2019 Uncategorized With its revolutionary frappuccinos and delicious pastries, its syrupy aroma and its casual vibe, Starbucks was a Midtown staple. Yet after decades of business in Palo Alto, the Starbucks located on Middlefield...
Boba Guys Grand Opening Shannon Zhao February 22, 2019 Uncategorized Artisan tea bar Boba Guys officially opened its doors on Feb. 2 in Town and Country Village after operating business for nearly a month since their soft-opening, attracting long lines of students and residents ...
Renovated library to open its doors Yusra Rafeeqi February 1, 2019 Uncategorized Paly administrators hope to open the new library on Feb. 6 after nearly two years of construction, according to resident librarian Rachel Kellerman. Kellerman said the design of the library focuses on embracing...
Coming to a Consensus on Consent Noah Baum, Leila Khan, Shannon Zhao and Tien Nguyen December 12, 2018 Uncategorized Introduction If you stop and ask 20 strangers to define “consent,” you will hear a variety of answers. If you stop and ask 20 students who have all attended the same consent assemblies to define the term, you w...
Meme Central Tien Nguyen December 10, 2018 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle, Showcase, Uncategorized Walking around school, the admin of the popular Instagram account SiliconValleyProbs sees people laughing at an image on their phones. “Have you seen this great meme account?” She beams widely, careful not to l...
