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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
Joji, a Japanese rhythm and blues singer, will make his "SMITHEREENS" tour debut at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Stanford Frost Amphitheater . Many students from the Palo Alto Unified School District, including senior Caden Domingo, were encouraged to attend because of the close proximity of the opening venue. “Especially since I used to listen to his music a lot, I figured I should go because it is not often that mainstream artists hold concerts in Palo Alto,” Domingo said. (Photo Credit: Shorefire Media)

Students excited for Joji tour kickoff at Stanford

Leena Hussein and Maya Mukherjee
September 1, 2022
District to eschew online learning in event of shutdown

District to eschew online learning in event of shutdown

Dylan Fu, Tara Kapoor, and
March 12, 2020
Austin bemoans wasted energy as Stanford drops GUP

Austin bemoans wasted energy as Stanford drops GUP

Ethan Hwang and Dylan Fu
November 2, 2019
Opinion: How the Stanford GUP jeopardizes district finances

Opinion: How the Stanford GUP jeopardizes district finances

Ethan Hwang, Dylan Fu, and Amy Lin
October 22, 2019
Opinion: A detailed analysis of Stanford’s GUP deal

Opinion: A detailed analysis of Stanford’s GUP deal

Ethan Hwang, Dylan Fu, and Amy Lin
October 21, 2019
Vike Profile: Disney animator Ollie Johnston

Vike Profile: Disney animator Ollie Johnston

Eric Bo-Han Yap, News Editor
May 12, 2019
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Thousands enjoy food, music, and performance at Stanford Night Market

Amy Lin, Editor-in-Chief
April 22, 2019
District, Stanford reach middle ground on GUP

District, Stanford reach middle ground on GUP

April 17, 2019
Open air job fair: Employers highlight work opportunities

Open air job fair: Employers highlight work opportunities

Hallie Faust and Kira Sterling
March 16, 2019
Environmental lecturer and writer Jeffrey Ball addresses Palo Alto High School Students at the fourth day of career month on Thursday. Recalling his background as a journalist, Ball told students about why it is not always important to have life figured out. “I never ever would have been able to predict where I ended up,” Ball said. “That’s actually a really wonderful thing.”

Career speaker recap: Environmental lecturer on defining your future

Ryan Wisowaty and
March 4, 2019
Day 3 of Career Speaker Series features Stanford professor

Day 3 of Career Speaker Series features Stanford professor

Dylan Fu and Ryan Wisowaty
March 1, 2019
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Coffee Chat: New AP Tom Keating

Nisha McNealis and Micaela Wong
September 12, 2018
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