“It was just really sad seeing how much people were dividing themselves and blocking people on social media,” senior Giulia Santos said. “I don’t think that’s h...
As the sun shines through my window and I scroll through my social media feed, post after post shows groups of smiling teens gathered at a beach or having a pic...
In the absence of online assignments or a personal project to occupy my time, even casually scrolling through social media makes me feel anxious; I can never ch...
Colorful, empty storefronts and a silent atmosphere make downtown Palo Alto more reminiscent of a ghost town than the bustling street it once was. At the center...
On March 19, Business Manager Michelle Kim vlogs her day of self-care and learning new skills, as a way to cope with the shelter-in-place order and social d...
As the last of the vibrant suits and extravagant dresses make their way down the red carpet, tens of millions of Americans grab their snacks and make themselves...
With the construction of a new charter high school in East Palo Alto underway, the Ravenswood City School District will close two public elementary schools.
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Though eateries in Palo Alto already represent a rich mix of international cultures, authentic Spanish cuisine has only recently made a breakthrough on the loca...
As for pictures in the photo studio, every move she makes is graceful and delicate. Her arms float above her head and unhurried steps guide her body through the...
My order is always a small rose tea, almond milk, no ice, 50% sweetness with boba. The total? $6.85.
Compared to the average $5.00 milk tea drink, my order alw...
Michelle (Class of 2021) is the Editorials Editor and a previous Business Manager for Verde Magazine. She has been part of the publication since her junior year. In her free time, you can find her bullet journaling at a coffee shop, building a keyboard or practicing Taekwondo.