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Former professional basketball player Chikezie Jake Okpala explains how he persevered through the ups and downs of life as a student athlete. Okpala calls himself a late bloomer, only gaining recognition for his talent during his later years of high school. “I was 5’10 my freshman year in high school,” Okpala said. “I was on JV at a no-name school in Anaheim.”

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Two pins indicate Iran (green) and Israel (blue) on a globe. Palo Alto High School junior Artin Irani said that his family in Iran hasn't been able to return to a normal day-to-day life since American-Israeli strikes on Iran began on Feb. 28. "They're scared, they can't back to normal," Irani said. "There's so much happening, they don't know what to expect. They're very frightened."

Students with ties to Iran, Israel grapple with war • 144 Views

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Viking senior Jorell Clark sets up a block in a rivalry game against the Gunn Titans at Gunn High School on Saturday. According to Gunn assistant coach Sky Runser, despite losing the game it was a worthwhile experience. "It was a great rivalry," Runser said. "It's fantastic to watch the players play against people they played with and against all throughout their childhood. They all know one another and the crowd is fantastic."

Boys' basketball defeat Gunn Titans in rivalry match • 138 Views

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Staff prepare orders at the front counter on May 1 at Yutori, Palo Alto’s newest Japanese-inspired café and market. According to co-owner Lily Peng, the restaurant attracts a wide range of customers from around the neighborhood. “We have families that come with their kids because we have a lot of offerings for children,” Peng said. “There’s also a ton of businesses in the near area.”

Review: Yutori brings Japanese tastes, experiences to Palo Alto • 131 Views

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A new mural depicting Palo Alto's rich history painted by Nigel Sussman adorns the side of Pacfic Art League. According to Sussman, the mural reflects the city's history and sense of community. "This mural is a good example of a style of mural that I've developed where it's a place-making mural that tries to tell the story of a specific location," Sussman said.

New murals bring color to downtown Palo Alto • 74 Views

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