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The Paly Voice
The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
Maxwell Zhang

Maxwell Zhang, Sports Editor

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Jennifer Crane, Palo Alto High Schools new athletic director, works in her co-taught contemporary world history class during sixth period. This will be the last two weeks of her tenure as a co-teacher for history before her full transition to athletic director. I think that past experience shows to me that prioritizing the fostering of character, hard work and perseverance is a building block to becoming a successful human being in whatever capacity you define that, Crane said. I think its something that I will continue to emphasize and to help guide me in this process... All those things take precedence over winning. (Photo: Maxwell Zhang)

New athletic director looks to stabilize program

May 27, 2022
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Elective spotlight: Astrophysics

May 26, 2022
Freshman badminton star places at NorCals

Freshman badminton star places at NorCals

May 25, 2022
Palo Alto High School math teacher Daniel Nguyen wins on his first appearance on Jeopardy! (Photo: Sony Pictures Television)

Breaking: Nguyen wins first ‘Jeopardy!’ game, offers campus shout-out

May 12, 2022
Math teacher to appear on Jeopardy!

Math teacher to appear on ‘Jeopardy!’

May 2, 2022
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Preview: Career Speaker Series during PRIME

March 20, 2022
Junior pitcher Sam Papp warms up while the Mustangs prepare to step on the batters box on Friday before the Vikings 5-0 win Friday. Papp struck out four batters and limited the Mustangs to only a few base runs. I think our pitching was amazing, Senior third baseman Danny Peters said. Sam Papp did great job. He pitched the whole game perfectly. (Photo: Maxwell Zhang)

Viking defense, homers, beat Homestead

March 20, 2022
Freshman shooting guard Vienn Sheng dribbles past a Los Gatos defender during Palo Alto’s 55-31 loss Sunday at home. We were hoping to get more shots and to really shut down their best players, which were 15 and 12,” Sheng said. “We wanted to identify what every players’ strengths and weaknesses were, and we also wanted more ball movement and good transitions.” (Photo: Arthur Wu)

Wildcats stop Viking girls’ b-ball streak at 18

February 14, 2022
Varsity girls basketball gears up for final pre-CCS games

Varsity girls’ basketball gears up for final pre-CCS games

February 11, 2022
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Girls’ soccer fails to defeat Santa Clara

January 22, 2022
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