Review: Naschmarkt’s delicious blend of Austrian, Californian flavors Arohi Bhattacharya, Tara Kapoor, and Emily Yun May 27, 2022
Upperclassmen feel both excitement and COVID worries for prom Tara Kapoor and Daniel Garepis-Holland May 13, 2022
Holiday Tunes: When do students dive into seasonal spirit? Tara Kapoor and Arohi Bhattacharya December 8, 2021
Students shocked after Travis Scott music festival tragedy Payton Anderson and Tara Kapoor November 17, 2021
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
Recruitment in a pandemic: athletes’ perspective on college sports recruitment Ori Gal and Tara Kapoor March 26, 2021
Despite constraints, principal highlights students’ need for interaction and secondary reopening Ryan Lee and Tara Kapoor February 23, 2021
Title IX policy alteration unlikely; admin look to support students in other ways Tara Kapoor, Kira Sterling, and Emily Yun February 6, 2021
Subject tests axed; students, colleges largely shrug Tara Kapoor and Madison Abbassi January 27, 2021
Austin: District won’t exclude unvaccinated students, teachers from in-person school Tara Kapoor, Emily Yun, and Kira Sterling January 24, 2021
School revises reopening plans after COVID-19 restrictions tighten Tara Kapoor and Jeffrey Tu December 15, 2020
Petitioners against reopening likely to achieve goal, despite board plans Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer November 20, 2020
Principal talks connection, community as Board reopening vote looms Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer November 10, 2020
Former robotics coach sues for wrongful termination, ‘discrimination,’ ‘harassment’ Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer October 25, 2020
Students reflect on virtual Advanced Placement Exams Tara Kapoor and Olivia Ramberg-Gomez May 25, 2020
Student Activities Director Matt Hall departs Paly to pursue lifelong goal Tara Kapoor and Ethan Chen April 17, 2020
BREAKING: Shelter-in-place order extended until May 3 Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer March 31, 2020
Prom, CAASPP testing ‘postponed,’ many events canceled, amid new Coronavirus precautions Ethan Chen, Hallie Faust, and Tara Kapoor March 9, 2020
Anti-vaping campaign kicks off tomorrow with student discussion Tara Kapoor and Kira Sterling February 24, 2020
Girls’ soccer on edge of elimination after senior night loss Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer February 10, 2020
‘Little Women’: breathtaking screenplay but lacks connection Amy Yu, Tara Kapoor, and Gracia Hmelar February 6, 2020
Students look for connection, transparency in new principal Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer February 6, 2020
District to hear community priorities, concerns for principal search Tara Kapoor, Senior Staff Writer January 30, 2020
Verbatim: Paly students and staff discuss current impeachment trial Kaahini Jain and Tara Kapoor January 25, 2020
![Junior Mars Bau, senior Emily Wang, junior Ariel Hong, senior April Wu, sophomore Shuya Lam, senior Franklin Wang, and junior Vincent Chen pose in traditional Chinese attire on Lunar New Year on Feb. 1. These seven were among Paly students who celebrated the new year on campus, highlighting the lively spirit as well as cultural significance of Lunar New Year. For Junior Ariel Hong, “this [dressing up] is one way to express and celebrate that [Lunar New Year], what with all the tension between countries going on right now, especially on the Lunar New Year, which is arguably the most important holiday in Chinese culture.” (Photo: Jonathan Chen).](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cny-4-900x532.jpg)
![Paly Assistant Principal Jerry Berkson observes students eating during lunch break to ensure that those on campus follow safety protocols. Berkson said students have a broad range of emotional responses to the pandemic, and he says he hopes that reopening and socialization will help address the mental health needs of all students. “I think different people are affected in different ways [with] their mental health through this whole thing [pandemic],” Berkson said. “I have two kids, and I would say they weren't affected at all.” [[is there a better quote you can use here? maybe something that actually has to do w/campus and what the picture is about]] [[also if the picture was originally higher res, you should crop in more i think]] Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IMG_0708-1-900x585.jpg)
![As a deeply divided America heads into Inauguration Day, now more than ever is the time to address the growing political polarization. For all that has separated us over the past four years, our nation's leaders must usher in a period of healing and unity. Sophomore Owen Kuwayti agreed, stating that recent politics were eye-opening in understanding presidential impact on each of us. “A president should act professionally as well as have strong morals as well as be qualified for the job,” Kuwayti said. “It [the past four years of leadership] made me realize how important it is to have a good person in office."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/capitol-900x617.jpg)
![As Palo Alto High School's robotics coach in 2018, Kathleen Krier aimed to expand the diversity of the team. Almost two years after a series of conflicts with robotics students that led to her resignation in Oct. 2018, Krier has filed a set of lawsuits against the district and a group of robotics students and parents. The cases claim wrongful termination of Krier's employment as well as harassment and homophobic acts towards her. "Defendants [Paly students and parents] intended to disrupt the performance of the agreement [of Krier's employment contract] by having the plaintiff [Krier] removed from her position as coach of the robotics team," court complaints state. "Defendants engaged in such conduct with malice, oppression or fraud." Photo: Eleanor Krugler. Additional reporting: Tony Liao.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/pasted-image-0-900x600.png)
