Steve Jobs’ daughter talks writing, relationship with father Benjamin Huang and Micaela Wong October 4, 2018
Slideshow: Arts in Unusual Places puts student work on display Jevan Yu and Allie Feitzinger March 4, 2018
Supt.: Franco paintings to be ‘transitioned’ from MAC Kasra Orumchian, Maya Reuven, and William Sallomi February 1, 2018
AAR celebratory showcase features student research projects Eric Bo-Han Yap, News Editor May 23, 2017
![Esther Wojcicki, a co-advisor of The Campanile, welcomes Lisa Brennan-Jobs, Steve Jobs' daughter, into the Media Arts Center on Wednesday. Brennan-Jobs spoke at length about writing her memoir, "Small Fry," and the complex topics from her adolescence that it describes. “I do feel like I’m occupying space in a different way than I did when I started it [Small Fry], and that I’m not running as fast from something, and that I don’t feel embarrassed about myself," Brennan-Jobs said.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/DSC_0015-e1538721472954-900x662.jpg)
![A Paly senior examines one of Golden-Globe winning Paly alumnus James Franco’s paintings displayed in the Media Arts Center. Palo Alto Unified School District Interim Supt. Karen Hendricks announced earlier today that administrators will remove Franco’s paintings from the MAC, just days after hiring workers to paint over his mural on the Student Center. “Related to this [the removal of Franco’s first mural in 2016], district staff recently considered the best interests of our students in the light of our educational mission, and decided to remove and return the remaining artwork,” Hendricks wrote. Photo: Angelina Wang](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/JPEG_FRANCO-1.jpg)