Le Tricolore n’est pas suffisant?
Social media gestures in the wake of tragedy may come across as perfunctory and not all that useful, but they, oddly enough, are rooted in pragmatism.
Treading the line between cultural appropriation and cultural exchange
Instead of quickly adopting the new trend and remaining oblivious to its historic meaning, celebrate and learn the significance of others’ racial or religious celebrations and practices.
Opinion: Meditation should be implemented into classes
Staff writer Morgan Keller shares her opinion on implementing meditational practices into the beginning of class periods.
How to make the most of the College Fair
The Paly Voice presents a synthesized 4-step guide to gathering critical information and forming relationships with admissions officers to make the most out of your college fair experience.
What to write in someone’s yearbook
Not knowing what to write in someone else's yearbook can be stressful and even awkward. If you’re ever caught staring at a blank page tapping your pen, you are likely to be perceived as an apathetic human being. Here are some tricks to avoiding this dilemma.
Editorial: Transcending the assumptions
In the wake of tragedies in Palo Alto, our community and the national media have found various outlets to express their opinions on the schools’ failure to mitigate student stress. Even though it is easy to point to a single cause, we must avoid generalizations and maintain our willingness to improve through constructive feedback.
Opinion: Zero Period PE policy needs reform
Zero Period Physical Education classes need reform in order to limit student stress and decrease sleep deprivation.
Opinion: Zero Period offers flexibility without detrimental effects
Zero Period Physical Education is extremely beneficial to some and completely harmless to others, and it should be offered at PAUSD.
Opinion: The Zero Period debate
The Paly Voice discusses the pros and cons of Zero Period Physical Education at Palo Alto High School.
From a #SSS: To ED or not to ED?
As two seniors who've both completed applying to colleges, we, Maddy and Liana, thought that we might pass along some advice to those looking ahead at the college process regarding Early Decision.
Opinion: Why you should run for ASB
When students walk around the Palo Alto High School campus, they may notice the yellow posters that read "Become an 'ASBbae'" and think, "What is ASB? Why should I care? Why should I run?" Staff writer Will Zhou gives his two cents on being an ASB officer and why someone should run.
Pros and cons of new suicide prevention feature on Facebook
This article discusses the pros and cons of a new Facebook feature, which seeks to share online resources for suicidal individuals, by allowing Facebook users to report a friend's post as "hurtful, threatening or suicidal."