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Muwekma Ohlone leader promotes federal recognition
Payton Anderson
and
Brennen Ho
April 15, 2023
Girl Scout cookies back with new flavor, price increases
Celina Lee
and
Leena Hussein
April 1, 2023
Verbatim: Students, staff react to Trump indictment
Anna Feng
,
Sophia Yang
, and
Carissa Tsui
April 1, 2023
Neurodiversity Week events promote awareness among student body
Kristine Lin
, Editor-in-Chief
March 29, 2023
CAASPP participation increases from previous years
Carissa Tsui
and
Christopher Choi
March 29, 2023
Ignite2Unite event strengthens school spirit
Kristine Lin
, Editor-in-Chief
March 29, 2023
Former teacher Arne Lim brings new vision to alumni group
Anna Feng
and
Daniel Garepis-Holland
March 28, 2023
Heavy winds damage infrastructure, schools, neighborhoods
Payton Anderson
, Senior Staff Writer
March 14, 2023
District to add long-delayed electric school buses
Anna Feng
and
Shreyas Shashi
February 27, 2023
Wall of Redirection replaces Wall of Rejection
Avi Srinivasan
and
Leena Hussein
February 22, 2023
Early Childhood Development nominated for county award
Sophia Yang
and
Anna Feng
February 22, 2023
Campus celebrates Valentine’s Day with Love Week
Carissa Tsui
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Kasmira Lada
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Nathan Jiang
February 16, 2023
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![Muwekma Ohlone Chairwoman Charlene Nijmeh speaks to students during sixth period in Palo Alto High School's Performing Arts Center on her initiative to get federal re-recognition. According to Nijmeh, the tribe's efforts thus far have not been well received by government officials. “Politicians are creating this system where we [the Muwekma and other tribes] are pitted against each other for economic development," Nijmeh said.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/364A9648-e1681541446312-900x645.jpg)
![Junior Rori Escudero buys Girl Scout cookies from junior Anushka Junnakar during brunch, Friday, at Palo Alto High School. According to a New York Times article, prices for Girl Scout cookies are at an all time high. A box of core Girl Scout cookies flavors increased from $5 to $6 a box, with unauthorized platforms selling boxes online for more than 6 times the original price. However, Paly students are still excited to purchase their favorite cookie flavors. According to Junnakar, balancing cookie orders is difficult yet rewarding. “It’s a bit stressful during cookie season because I need to manage all of my online and in person orders,” Junnakar said. “I [also] need to estimate the right amount of each cookie to order from the warehouse. However, I think cookie season is fun because people are so happy when I deliver their cookies.” (Photo: Celina Lee)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/PIC-POIIC--900x676.jpg)
![As Palo Alto continues to struggle through a storm that began Monday night, neighborhoods throughout the city, including scenes on Emerson Street, are suffering from the damage of fallen trees and powerlines caused by the storm. Students across the Palo Alto High School campus, including junior Rori Escudero, faced a power outage as a result of the harsh storm, forcing many classrooms to adapt to their new environment without Internet and light. “I was in AP Lang and we [Escudero’s class] had to change our plans because of the power outage,” Escudero said. “We have hand sanitizer on every table so we put our flashlights under the hand sanitizer for light.” (Photo: Kristine Lin)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screen-Shot-2023-03-14-at-9.44.50-PM-900x503.png)
