Verbatim: Athletes, P.E. teachers reflect on Omicron’s impact on school sports Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer February 9, 2022
Spirit Week Vlog (Day 1 & 2): Paly enthusiasm shines in first Spirit Week in two years Tara Kapoor and Maia Johnsson October 12, 2021
No outdoor mask mandate to come in high schools, says Supt. Austin Tara Kapoor and Maia Johnsson September 7, 2021
Class of 2021 reunites for the first time of the year at in-person graduation Daniel Garepis-Holland, Maia Johnsson, and Benjamin Grimes June 4, 2021
CCC provides guidance to students during uncertain times Maia Johnsson and Sofie Zalatimo February 13, 2021
Black Scholars United: aiming to build a community Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer December 17, 2020
Home for the holidays: tips to spice up your break Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer December 14, 2020
Jack o’ Jaunt: City hosts pumpkin carving contest Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer October 30, 2020
TikTok goes the clock: how TikTok is changing the lives of teens Maia Johnsson, Emily Yun, and Arohi Bhattacharya March 5, 2020
Girls’ soccer takes home first conference win of season Sophia Krugler and Maia Johnsson January 17, 2020
Preview: Paly Theatre to premiere ‘The Kentucky Cycle’ Friday Kira Sterling and Maia Johnsson January 16, 2020
![Junior Nisha Mata uses resources from her post high school planning folder, which she received at Palo Alto High School’s College and Career Center Orientation. After her orientation, Mata met with a Paly college advisor to discuss post-Paly plans, and Mata said the meeting provided her with helpful information and advice. “Before the meeting, I knew roughly what I had to do, but I didn't know how to follow through with it or actually do it,” Mata said. “She [Mata’s advisor] went over the specific steps of what I should start doing and how I should start preparing. … I definitely think I would go back if I have questions.”](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Nisha-Mata-CCC-Folder-900x504.png)
![Sophomore captain Bridget Baker and a Saratoga High School defender battle for the ball during a conference game against Saratoga Wednesday at Paly. The Vikings won the match 3-0, marking their first victory of the season in a conference game. “We had the chances the last three games but we weren't able to finish any of them, leading to a 0-0 tie [when] we could have beaten them because we were the dominant team,” Baker said. “We did [finish] this game and it showed a big difference.”](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/DSC_0099-900x600.jpg)
