Alumnus of Palo Alto schools. Recipient of the nation’s third-highest military award. Soldier who died in battle upholding American ideals of democracy and equa...
A mere three days after a 19-year-old armed with an AR-15 killed 17 people at a school in Parkland, Florida, high school senior Emma Gonzalez urged students to ...
A FRIENDLY GESTURE
Kevin Whittaker, a San Francisco resident and Palo Alto-based attorney, strides into Palo Alto High School’s photo studio with an air of c...
Children all hear their parents complain about having to make dinner — the laborious chore seems to be universally reviled by hard-working parents tired after a...
The Terminator: an eerily humanoid cyborg assassin sent to Earth to destroy human civilization. Hal 9000: the homicidal red computer from 2001: A Space Odyssey,...
Palo Alto High School’s ninth annual Career Month will take place from Feb. 27 to March 9 in the LCR and SSRC.
According to Career Month organizer Stella Wan, ...
It’s early Saturday morning, and the streets are still wet from last night’s rain, but a white trailer parked on a street behind Town and Country is already bus...
A young girl gleefully glides across the ice at Union Square in San Francisco, laughing in delight as she weaves around the legs of adults who tower above her. Suddenly she wobbles and crashes to the ground, and begins to cry. Her father picks her up, dries her tears and brushes off the flecks of ice stuck to her pastel blue puffer. All is well again.Families and couples swarm around the father-daughter-duo, all here to enjoy the ambience of Union Square during the holidays. A larger-than-life
PASSED:
Proposition 51: Requires voter approval for state construction projects that call for more than $2 billion dollars in revenue bonds. Would incr...
Dear Mom and Dad,
This is the year I’ve dreaded for so long, notorious for its seemingly never-ending workload and inordinate amount of stress. It’s the year...
Emma Cockerell (class of 2018) is one of the Editors-in-Chief for Verde Magazine. She enjoys the diversity of topics that writing for Verde allows, and the high caliber of journalistic excellence. When she isn't doing homework, Emma can be found playing the tennis or the violin, reading, or playing with her four-year-old sister.
