Dear Paly: Letter from the Editors-in-Chief of The Campanile The Editors-in-Chief April 21, 2019 Editorial, Showcase, Spotlight 5 When the five of us stepped into the Editor-in-Chief role a year ago, we knew the next 12 months of our lives would be a whirlwind of breaking news and deadlines, picas and headlines. We expected to be immersed...
Legacy preference is affirmative action for wealthy Shannon Zhao March 31, 2019 Opinion The recent bribery scandal surrounding Rick Singer and college admissions has made local and national headlines. But the notion of bribing your way into college is not new, especially for students living in the...
Leading the way Rebekah Limb February 4, 2019 Lifestyle Stress levels are high as senior Bryan Kagiri awaits the college acceptance season along with the rest of his class. Soon, he will determine where he will be spending the next couple years of his life. The diff...
Speaker recommends new college framework Neil Kapoor November 8, 2018 News In light of the college application frenzy, Paly students and parents attended the “Happy, Healthy, Almost Stress-Free College Planning” talk hosted by author Harlan Cohen Monday night in the Haymarket Theater ...
College, job fairs guide students’ future plans Eve Donnelly October 19, 2018 News Over 150 schools from across the globe came to represent themselves to Palo Alto students at Gunn High School's 21st annual college fair on Monday, Oct. 8. The majority of students attending were upperclassmen...
Hidden Costs of College Application December 7, 2012 Lifestyle Nearly every senior in high school dreams about finally receiving an acceptance letter to college. They have put in countless hours of work—editing essays, frantically filling out forms, asking teachers for rec...
