covid-19 – The Campanile

Students, coaches remain hopeful about CCS possibility as sports resume

April 19, 2021

When California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Feb. 19 that all high school sports could return to practices, senior Sukhman Sahota was beyond thrilled. “It had been almost a full year since I last p...

March Madness During COVID-19

Braden Leung

April 6, 2021

Sports

Every March, junior Max Bonnstetter has attended the NCAA college basketball tournament. As a Sports Illustrated and Jr. NBA reporter, Bonnstetter watches games like a hawk to prepare for post-game locker room ...

Palo Alto ought to implement a ban on cashless stores

Charlotte Hallenbeck

April 1, 2021

Opinion

It seems most establishments see cash as a thing of the past — and with the spread of COVID-19, a cashless economy seems closer to reality than any time in recent history. A growing number of stores, includi...

On-campus instruction returns to Paly

Ben Antonow and Parker Wang

March 27, 2021

News, Showcase

Following growing demand from community members, PAUSD reopened school-wide in-person learning at its middle and high schools on March 9. In the first week, about a quarter of the student body attended ...

COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Bay Area begins

Avantika Singh

February 22, 2021

News, Science/Tech

Stanford Medical Resident Maanvi Mittal was among the first healthcare professionals in the Bay Area to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Mittal has received both doses of the Moderna vaccine and said both times th...

PAUSD planning to open all secondary schools in March

Valerie Chu

February 20, 2021

News, Showcase

All secondary students from seventh to 12th grade could potentially return to campuses for in-person classes by early March, Superintendent Don Austin said at the Feb. 9 school board meeting. Austin said before...

2020 Recap

Jack Galetti

February 18, 2021

Lifestyle

January 2020 - March 2020: Australian bushfires 2020 quite literally opened with a flare as more than 11,000 bushfires tore through Australia, killing an estimated 3 billion native Australian animals and 445...

Two test positive for COVID-19, girls swimming quarantines after false positive

Austin Xiang

February 16, 2021

Breaking News, News, Showcase

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One member of the Paly girls swim team and at least one other person on campus have tested positive for COVID-19, but the senior girls swimmer has since tested negative twice since her initial positive test on ...

ASB Update

Gianna Brogley

February 16, 2021

ASB Update

Events planned to bring student body together As the second semester kicks off, ASB members are busy planning COVID-19 safe events and activities for students to enjoy. Just days away from Valentine’s Day, s...

SAT cancels essays, subject tests

Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe

February 16, 2021

News

Through a statement released on its website, The College Board announced on Jan. 19 it would discontinue the SAT Subject Tests as well as the SAT optional essay. The statement said the COVID-19 pandemic led to...

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