Students, teachers reflect on remote learning Andy Wang October 14, 2020 Lifestyle, Showcase From breakout rooms to muted mics, the worldwide pandemic has transformed students’ way of learning. Having completed five weeks of online instruction, students and teachers have a lot to say. Question: Havin...
The Call for Creativity Andrew Toteda October 23, 2019 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle Paly junior Eli Crystal steps back from the 2,100 degree furnace and gently places an elegant teal-colored glass vase with swirls of blue on the cooling rack where the still radiating heat buckles the air aroun...
High college tuition caused by flawed loan system Alex Liu October 4, 2019 Opinion For a select few students, the answer to the question, “How will I pay for college?” is an easy one — their parents will bear the cost. But for the vast majority, this is not an option, leaving these students ...
Fires show admin must value health over convenience The Editors-in-Chief December 9, 2018 Editorial The devastating effects of the Camp Fire that began in Paradise, Calif. spread all around the Bay Area. In Palo Alto, the air quality index (AQI) reached upwards of 230 on Thursday, Nov. 15. According to AirNo...
