Five things we like and don’t like, featuring Paly trying to get swole
An all new recurring column in which staffers Benner Mullin and Kasra Orumchian can pour their hearts out over their love for all things Vikings... Read More
Fake news: not on my watch
A lot of attention has been on the media recently because of the unusual presidential election, which has taught us how poor reporting or reporting misinformation... Read More
Prom provides festive experience despite disorganization
After a smashing success at last year’s prom in the Design Galleria, Associated Student Body and administration aimed to replicate their past success at the Exploratorium in San Francisco. While the experience dazzled students with pleasant bay views, diverse music selections and fascinating exhibits, the night fell short in part because of sparse seating room arrangements and a lack of organization when it came to food.
Thinking ahead: advice on beginning your future
“College?” – It's the perpetual question asked to high school seniors at this time of year throughout the country. Here is some advice from those who know the most on how to get through it all: college counselors and teacher advisers.
Daylight savings bill to be passed
Do you hate losing sleep and having to reset your clocks because of time changes in the Spring and Fall? If you do, you may... Read More
Column: NHL’s Centennial Celebration
The year 2017 marks the NHL’s 100th year of existence. To celebrate this event, the NHL organized Centennial Fan Arenas in NHL cities, from both the United States and Canada.
Column: How I survived as a senior in PE
It's not often that seniors have to take PE...
Independent Study Physical Education program requires modification
In order to qualify for Independent Study Physical Education, a student must play a sport that is not offered at Palo Alto High School.
Dear admin: Reduce stress, extend review days
While we appreciate your efforts to reduce the stress on our strained community, we are running into the same problem as we have with all of your endeavors - it is simply not enough.
The aftermath of the election: Healing a divided country
As an immigrant, there is always a feeling of exclusion between the country you are from and the one you live in. Our family's relationship with these two sides of their identity is confusing, sometimes angry and filled with a constant struggle. Yet the day they cast their ballots, they felt unquestionably American, and for once there were no reservations attached to that feeling of patriotism.
Opinion: Shortage of senior advisories leads to confusion
While current seniors could benefit from an improved advisory system, it is imperative that Paly implement more college oriented advisories for future seniors.
Grin and bear it: America should rally behind the next president
Regardless of whether you're "with her" or if you want to "make America great again," it is our duty as citizens of the United States to support our president, even if we have to grin and bear it.