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HALTED HEADLINES — The Oracle Editor-in-Chief Hanna Olson and In-Depth editors Myesha Phukan and Renuka Mungee pose for a photo with censored article. After learning about the censorship, I was completely in support of sending the letter and potentially having to file a suit if it comes to that, because I believe that these changes were harmful to The Oracle,” Olson said.
STANFORD SIT-IN — As of Nov. 3, Stanford University students have held in a sit-in at White Plaza for 14 days. The students are committed to non-violence and will continue the sit-in until the administration complies with the demands to take action and address harassment of Palestinian, Muslim and Arab students. Photo: Arjun Jindal
RUNNING AHEAD — Palo Alto High School senior Grant Morgenfeld runs during practice to rehab his stress fracture on his shin. The comeback right now this cross country season has been a little rough. Morgenfeld said.
A HELPING HAND — Jeannet Kiessling, the founder of kleine herzen, explains the importance of the work done by the Neighbors Abroad Ukrainian Emergency Children’s Relief Fund. “The war should have never happened,” Kiessling said. “And ... it’s about 200 people that we now care for and have been caring for since the war.”
LOOKING FORWARD — Farha Andrabi, president and co-founder of the Mountain View-Palo Alto Musalla, holds a candle. “I hope that the feeling that existed here will spread out,” Andrabi said. “I’m hoping that it will cover the rest of the world.”
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