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Softball team confident about ability to continue strong start

Softball team confident about ability to continue strong start

Haley Fang, Business Manager
March 27, 2015
Many young, aspiring hackers wait patiently for the final round of judging to begin.

Bay Area hackathons become hubs for students

Haley Fang, Business Manager
March 6, 2015

Technology keeps students interested and engaged

Haley Fang, Business Manager
February 6, 2015

Staff should adopt homework policy

Haley Fang, Business Manager
January 16, 2015

CCS game results let down the girls golf team

Haley Fang, Business Manager
November 24, 2014

Girls golf on consistent winning streak

Haley Fang, Business Manager
October 13, 2014
Insufficient textbook supply prevents students from completing bookwork at school.

Library ought to invest more funds to expand inadequate textbook collection

Haley Fang, Business Manager
October 13, 2014
Senior Olivia Johnson fine tunes her driving skills at Shoreline Golf Links .

Girls golf has high hopes for upcoming season

Haley Fang, Business Manager
September 22, 2014

Not In Our Schools Week modifies approach to capture students’ attention

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
March 26, 2014
Alice Wang’s first book, Antarctic Wings, is available for purchase on Ebay.com.

Junior publishes picture books for children

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
March 8, 2014

Five-minute breaks should be mandatory during block periods

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
March 8, 2014
Five-minute breaks should be mandatory during block periods

Five-minute breaks should be mandatory during block periods

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
March 7, 2014

New Mayor of Palo Alto elected

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
January 27, 2014
Senior tennis player Caroline Nore serves the ball during a win over rival Monta Vista High School.

Girls’ tennis avenges first loss

Haley Fang and Nick Sullivan
November 10, 2013
RIGHT: Social science and history teacher Chris Farina and special education teacher John Mackey take advantage of being able to co-teach . They believe that this policy has greatly benefitted their students.

Positive student response to special education integration

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
November 10, 2013

“Prestigious” colleges not always the best option

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
October 11, 2013
Senior William Yang, a volunteer student tutor, helps junior Rudra Aiyar study in the Academic Resource Center for an upcoming Advanced Placement Biology test.

Students rely too much on help outside of class

Haley Fang, Staff Writer
September 23, 2013
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