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Verde Magazine
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From the editors: Architecture of the future

From the editors: Architecture of the future

Meena Narayanaswami, Jonas Pao, Yash Shetty and Melody Xu
March 3, 2023
General Manager Kevin Ng poses for a portrait in the new downtown Palo Alto location of coconut pudding store Tong Sui. A lot of first timers that came and tried us and then return all the time, Ng said. I think eventually, they [customers] are more into the fitness and into the healthy lifestyle.

Tong Sui: Picture-perfect pudding shop attracts repeat customers

Andy Robinson and Melody Xu
December 7, 2022
From the editors: Defining Paly

From the editors: Defining Paly

Jonas Pao, Meena Narayanaswami, Yash Shetty and Melody Xu
December 2, 2022
From the editors: Trailblazer

From the editors: Trailblazer

Jonas Pao, Meena Narayanaswami, Yash Shetty and Melody Xu
September 30, 2022
From the editors: A new beginning

From the editors: A new beginning

Jonas Pao, Meena Narayanaswami, Yash Shetty and Melody Xu
May 26, 2022
Research reveal: Students present year-long AP projects

Research reveal: Students present year-long AP projects

Allegra West and Melody Xu
April 18, 2022
Unsent messages: Students share their unspoken dialogue

Unsent messages: Students share their unspoken dialogue

Melody Xu
April 9, 2022
California Avenue to stay car-free through December 2023

California Avenue to stay car-free through December 2023

Melody Xu
March 28, 2022
HELPING HAND — Rachel Dial lends support to students in an English 9A classroom where she co-teaches with fellow English teacher Hunter Reardon. A high number of students with IEPs are placed in co-taught periods such as this one. “It’s been challenging because the numbers seem to be increasing and we definitely see a larger number of students with IEPs tend to be students of color,” Dial said. “There are actually many students who don’t have IEPs or 504s that also struggle and need extra support.” Photo: Miya Whiteley

De-facto laning: Concerns about co-taught classrooms

Miya Whiteley and Melody Xu
February 25, 2022
ASB suspends Matchomatics

ASB suspends Matchomatics

Melody Xu
February 18, 2022
City libraries temporarily close branches, reduce hours amid COVID surge

City libraries temporarily close branches, reduce hours amid COVID surge

Melody Xu
January 16, 2022
Coronavirus testing mandated for student-athletes

Coronavirus testing mandated for student-athletes

Allegra West and Melody Xu
January 8, 2022
A love for languages: Polyglots reflect on linguistics experience

A love for languages: Polyglots reflect on linguistics experience

Yash Shetty and Melody Xu
December 3, 2021
Opinion: Spare Change: A guide to using your coins

Opinion: Spare Change: A guide to using your coins

Melody Xu
December 1, 2021
IN THE COVE — allcove’s community space is decked out for fall. The center offers space for youth to engage in activities like board games and coloring. “It doesn’t necessarily have to be a place where you’re doing something or getting a service,” Behavioral Health Division Director Rachel Talamantez said. “It can also be a place just to unwind and have space.” Photo: Melody Xu

Mental health center continues efforts

Melody Xu
November 12, 2021
Art: Miya Whiteley

Opinion: What’s in a name: How do our legal names affect our chosen identities?

Melody Xu
October 4, 2021
Lost in the flames: Fires impact on our communitys psyche

Lost in the flames: Fires’ impact on our community’s psyche

Sasha Boudtchenko and Melody Xu
October 1, 2021
TEEN ROOM — After school, Palo Alto kids and teens head to the Mitchell Park Library’s teen room to study. “I feel glad that [libraries] are getting more hours because some people don’t actually have time to go [currently],” Fletcher Middle School student Mei Elgarrari said. Photo: Melody Xu

City libraries plan to increase hours

Melody Xu
October 1, 2021
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