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Selina Sanchez Cristobal, community outreach crisis response director for Kara, shares final comments to the discussion group. According to Cristobal, finding support in your community is important. "Being able to request that support is really important in whatever way that is," Cristobal said.

Campus responds to tragedy • 1056 Views

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Palo Alto High School administrators say they have leads on identifying an individual they allege was responsible for posting flyers Sunday on campus with what they called 'inappropriate information'. According to Assistant Principal Jerry Berkson, students should seek help if needed. "If someone feels threatened, they can come see us and we can give them some support," Berkson said.

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Julie Lythcott-Haims, Palo Alto City council member, speaks at the "Know Your Rights" meeting last Thursday. According to Lythcott-Haims, the priority is to keep people protected. "The City of Palo Alto is determined to be a community that keeps folks safe and everybody knows they matter," Lythcott-Haims said.

Palo Alto prepares for potential ICE 'engagement' • 176 Views

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Artist Nerija Sinkeviciute-Titus presented her ceramic art from Lithuania to event attendees at the Lucie Stern Community Center yesterday. As one of two Lithuanian artists at the event, she hopes to introduce attendees to the country's different forms of traditional art, as many people are unfamiliar with Lithuania and its culture. Sinkeviciute-Titus said it is important to her to showcase her culture. "We’re small but mighty, we have our own aesthetic, our own language and we create things that are unique,” Sinkeviciute-Titus said.

City hosts first 'Around the World' festival • 167 Views

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Associated Student Body Treasurer Paul Wang and junior Gavin Lin work during second period class. ASB recently removed the class representative role from the ASB constitution. “The main reason we wanted to remove the position was that we felt that most of the class reps weren't holding up to their responsibilities with showing up to class council,” Spirit Commissioner Arabella Guinle said.

Student government to remove class representatives • 151 Views

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