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Title IX policy alteration unlikely; admin look to support students in other ways

Title IX policy alteration unlikely; admin look to support students in other ways

Tara Kapoor, Kira Sterling, and Emily Yun
February 6, 2021
Katie Causey: It's on us, and it's time for action

Katie Causey: It’s on us, and it’s time for action

Katie Causey
February 1, 2021
Opinion: Mandatory assemblies matter, but students need to believe they do

Opinion: Mandatory assemblies matter, but students need to believe they do

Benjamin Huang, Arts and Entertainment Editor
December 6, 2018
Timeline: Putting Diorio's Letter of Reprimand into context

Timeline: Putting Diorio’s Letter of Reprimand into context

Jevan Yu, Editor-in-Chief
March 7, 2018
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Students react to removal of Franco’s artwork

Julia Qiao, Noah Yuen, Maya Akkaraju, and Eleanor Krugler
February 1, 2018
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

Supt.: Franco paintings to be ‘transitioned’ from MAC

Kasra Orumchian, Maya Reuven, and William Sallomi
February 1, 2018
Paly students pass under one of Golden-Globe winning Paly alumnus James Franco’s paintings displayed above a stairwell in the Media Arts Center. After five separate allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct arose against Franco last week, students and parents are concerned whether his artwork has a place on campus. “I don’t want to overreact and I want to be very thoughtful,” said Principal Kim Diorio. “At the end of the day we need to make sure our school is safe for all students.” Photo: Sophia Muys.

Admin grapples with Franco ties amid sexual allegations

William Sallomi, Author
January 30, 2018
Part-time band assistant arrested after alleged south county molestation

Part-time band assistant arrested after alleged south county molestation

Julia Qiao, Maya Reuven, and Jevan Yu
January 16, 2018
School board to discuss findings from legal report

School board to discuss findings from legal report

Isabella Marcus, Benjamin Huang, and Marvin Zou
September 21, 2017
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Board tackles OCR reports, suicide and sex ed

Jevan Yu and Dylan Zou
August 23, 2017
Junior Darrow Hornik explains her motivations for starting a GoFundMe page to support sexual assault victims. Photo: Emma van der Veen.

Student to distribute bracelets to support sexual assault victims

Emma van der Veen, Author
May 16, 2017
Palo Alto Unified School District Supt. Max McGee addresses local students and parents during a meeting at the board chambers last night. According to McGee, the board should report both unweighted and University of California-approved weighted GPAs on student transcripts while not weighting freshman grades and not limiting weighted courses. “I'm not recommending that we cap the number of AP courses that students take,

Closed board meeting today to evaluate Diorio McGee and Wade

Bianca Al-Shamari and Eric Bo-Han Yap
May 16, 2017
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