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Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager

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Art by Cherianne Yoon

House music makes resurgence in pop culture

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
August 6, 2024

Boys golf aims for CCS after loss

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
May 23, 2024
Fiery Arts Sale funds ceramics glass blowing programs

Fiery Arts Sale funds ceramics glass blowing programs

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
December 27, 2023

Teen Arts Council promotes creativity, provides safe space

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
December 24, 2023
Art by Dorian Luo

Social media platforms allow students to find fashion inspiration, be creative

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
December 1, 2023

Girls water polo reflects on season

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
November 20, 2023
Art by Albert Jung

Caltrain set to build first electric battery multiple unit train in 2024

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
October 22, 2023
Art by Rachel Lee

Multi-sport athletes master adaptability

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
May 29, 2023
Photo by Gabriella Gulman

New sculpture promotes community engagement

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
March 29, 2023

Girls lacrosse prioritizes teamwork

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
March 16, 2023
Magali Gauthier/Used with permission

New mayor Lydia Kou, vice mayor Greer Stone to lead City Council for one-year term

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
March 9, 2023
Art by Hannah Singer

Daylight saving brings colder weather, seasonal depression

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
December 25, 2022
Art by Hannah Singer

New shuttle grant to expand public transportation within Palo Alto

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
December 23, 2022

Digital note-taking rises in popularity

Dinu Deshpande and Gabriella Gulman
December 6, 2022
Zach Cooper/Used With Permission

Students lead change with organizations

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
December 6, 2022
Art by Kiara Tavakoli

Serena Williams, Roger Federer retire

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
November 6, 2022
ART BY KIARA TAVAKOLI

James Webb Telescope explores deep space

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
November 6, 2022
ART BY THEA PHILLIPS

Study says climate change could cause megaflood across Central Valley

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
October 3, 2022
Photo by Gabriella Gulman

Art holds deep cultural, historical significance beyond what meets the eye

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
September 27, 2022
Panos Panagos helps a customer choose organic and sustainably grown chocolates in Alegio Chocolate, located at 552 Bryant St in downtown Palo Alto. “At the end of the day, the quality of the chocolate starts from the work on the plantations,” Panagos said. Photo by Gabriella Gulman

Alegio Chocolate brings gourmet treats downtown

Gabriella Gulman, Business Manager
September 15, 2022
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