Newly elected Freshman President, Vice President promise inclusive class Sophia Krugler and Malia Wanderer September 2, 2019
ASB elections open, feature largest pool of candidates to date Allie Feitzinger, Editor-in-Chief March 27, 2019
Changing of the guard for school board Benjamin Huang, Arts and Entertainment Editor December 5, 2018
As school board election nears, PAEA endorses two newcomers Allie Feitzinger, Editor-in-Chief September 4, 2018
Former president of Mexico to speak on campus Chirag Akella, Bianca Al-Shamari, and Zahra Muzaffar April 17, 2017
![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)
![Freshman Ayush Singh stands outside the Media Arts Center at Palo Alto High School. Singh, who was recently elected as Associated Student Body Freshman Class Vice President, is excited to work with other officers and get involved in student government. “Everyone is nice, and [ASB] is a nice community to be in,” Singh said. “I really like it so far.” Photo: Sophia Krugler](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_2686-e1567382422827-900x723.jpg)
