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...
Palo Alto Partners in Education hosts High School Preview Night Johnny Yang December 9, 2018 News, Uncategorized In order to give community members an overview of Paly, Palo Alto Partners in Education held a high school preview on Nov. 14 in the Performing Art Center. According to its website, PiE has held similar preview...
Shifting Feminist Ideals Frida Rivera and Lucy Nemerov December 7, 2018 Uncategorized Has anything changed? Feminism. To some people, it's a dirty word. To others, it's an integral part of identity. Does it mean "man-haters"? Or does it mean "empowerment"? Some people say it's out-dated, and o...
PAPD aims to reduce student mistreatment Leela Srinivasan December 6, 2018 News, Uncategorized Following a push from the Palo Alto School Board, the Palo Alto Police Department (PAPD) has agreed to remove four sections from the memorandum of understanding between the two groups, in an attempt to address ...
Photoreceptor defects cause color vision deficiencies Frida Rivera November 22, 2018 Science/Tech, Uncategorized A large part of the human population tends to take their sense of sight for granted, seldom stopping to think about the 4 percent of people that are color vision deficient. In order for humans to view anything...
Fashion trends reemerging around campus Maya Rathore November 20, 2018 Lifestyle, Uncategorized Despite today’s constantly shifting world of fashion, it’s becoming more and more difficult to find upcoming trends that haven’t been seen before. For example, the iconic denim jacket was invented in 1880 as a...
Football seeks to advance in CCS tournament Emily Asher November 8, 2018 Football, Sports, Uncategorized Finishing the season off strong, Paly’s varsity football team is headed off to the Central Coast Section (CCS) Open Division finals for the first time in six years. This year’s varsity football team has shown h...
Boy football restarts its streak with two victories Emily Asher November 2, 2018 Football, Sports, Uncategorized Winning its last two games against Cupertino High School and Fremont High School, the varsity football team will attempt to restart its winning streak after a disappointing loss to Wilcox High School on Sept. 2...
