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Opinion: We want a “Palyground”

We need a playground. Now.
Youth speak out at art exhibit

Adults are getting a window into the minds of students through the second annual Youth Speaks Out art show, which opened last weekend at the Palo Alto Art Center.
Slideshow: Paly Rocks performs on the Quad

The Paly Rocks club played on the quad during lunch on Friday, March 8th. Included were guest appearances by sophomore Maggie Peng, junior Remi Wolf more »
Carl Wilkens sheds light on Rwandan genocide

“If what we hate is greater than what we love, then we’re in trouble,” said Carl Wilkens, the sole American to stay in Rwanda at the time of the genocide, before before a crowded Social Studies Resource Center on Tuesday.
Opinion: Let Viking pride live on in the building of a new gym

Voice staffer Allison Cowie gives her opinion on the future of Paly’s gym.

Tri-city gun buyback exceeds expectations

The Palo Alto High School Science Bowl team displays its trophy after winning the regional Science Bowl competition on Saturday, Feb. 2, at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. This is the first time in seven years that Paly's team is going to the national competition. "We're really solid, but we need to get even better," team captain Jeffrey Ling said.

Science Bowl team prepares for nationals

World Literature 12 and 12A to be merged next year

Construction in front of library to fix heating problem

Teammates congratulate senior Austin Poore after he makes three free throws at the buzzer to tie the staff-student basketball game at today's Winter Rally. The rally also featured performances from the band, cheer team and dance team. Photo by Levi Schoeben.

Staff, students tie in Winter Rally basketball game

Opinion: G-Blast #12

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Baseball preview: Vikings to play Bellarmine in high stakes playoff rematch

The Palo Alto High School baseball team is set to face off against the Bellarmine Bells in the quarterfinals of the CCS (Central Coast Section) playoffs on Saturday.

The state of rape today

Verde presents some statistics on rape today

From a different perspective: a discussion with Paly guys

Over 250 Paly students responded to an admittedly unscientific online survey that used questions from the Rape Supportive Attitudes and Belief Scale. The results were sometimes surprising, so seniors Jimmy, Seth, and Anthony, interviewed individually, offer further insight.

“You can’t tell me I wasn’t raped”

The following story appeared in Verde Magazine, published on April 9, 2013. The views and opinions expressed in this article are not necessarily representative of that more »