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Launch: Spot the fake tie, upcoming events, verbatim, Verdoodle

Allegra West
December 4, 2022
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LAUNCH: Verdes 2023 Recap Playlist, Verdoodle
LAUNCH: Verde's 2023 Recap Playlist, Verdoodle
LAUNCH: ASB Answers, Spotify Wrapped Verbatim, Holiday Treat Review
LAUNCH: ASB Answers, Spotify Wrapped Verbatim, Holiday Treat Review
LAUNCH: ASB answers, Cozy fall recipe, Seniors reflect on spirit week
LAUNCH: ASB answers, Cozy fall recipe, Seniors reflect on spirit week
LAUNCH: Whats in your backpack? Verdes autumn playlist, Parent car pick-up interviews
LAUNCH: "What's in your backpack?" Verde's autumn playlist, Parent car pick-up interviews
Verde's cozy fall recipe: Cranberry oat molasses cookies
Launch: Verdoodle, ASB Answers
Launch: Verdoodle, ASB Answers
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SOCCER PRACTICE — At the Cubberley fields, a youth boy’s soccer team practices in the afternoons. This is one of the many uses of the soon to be renovated Cubberley Community Center. “The step that we’re taking right now is to work between the city and PAUSD to establish responsibility for the site,” said Palo Alto City Manager Ed Shikada.
Cubberley to be renovated
HOMEWARD BOUND — Junior Evan Chang rides his bike on his way out of school. He reflects on current bike safety in Palo Alto “I think changes would always be beneficial,” Chang said. “Theres always things to improve upon with the biking system.”
City releases two road safety plans
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.
Journalists seek justice: Students fight for freedom of press
Art: Jeslyn Chen
Opinion: Sex Education fourth season: Netflix teen show releases last season with mixed reviews
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
7,435 Miles Away: Community reacts to Mideast war
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.
Running records: Track star reflects on memorable career
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productivity or procrastination: students use apps to help focus and plan
productivity or procrastination: students use apps to help focus and plan
School adds college planning platform
School adds college planning platform
Would you trust a Paly crowd: Exploring debate on school reputation
Would you trust a Paly crowd: Exploring debate on school reputation
Hidden hero: Staffer who keeps the school running
Hidden hero: Staffer who keeps the school running
Raging Grannies: Getting to know local elderly activists
Raging Grannies: Getting to know local elderly activists
Opinion: Democratic divergence: Blueprint for a better democracy
Opinion: Democratic divergence: Blueprint for a better democracy
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