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From the editors: Confronting the climate crisis

Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams
February 22, 2025

From the editors: Lessons from a pivotal year

Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams
November 21, 2024
SHOWING SPIRIT - Freshmen Ana Stier, Nieve Teetzel and Le Do (left to right) practice their class spirit dance on the Lax Field. “I feel like I'm excited for everything [about Spirit Week], but I'm probably most excited for the dressing up,” Stier said.

Spirit Week to change this year

Vit Do
October 10, 2024

From the editors: The future is now

Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams
October 6, 2024

From the editors: Celebrating 25 years of Verde

Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams
May 23, 2024
PALO ALTO PIONEERS — Ohlone Elementary School students participating in the Old Palo Alto simulation wait in line. “We learned about everybody from old Palo Alto history,” Leilani Chen, Paly freshman and former Ohlone student, said. “It wasn’t just about dressing up.”

Education by emulation: Looking back at Ohlone’s simulations

Vit Do and Jaron Leung
April 3, 2024
AFTER-DARK DELICACIES — Various groups dine late at night inside an In-N-Out location, a chain restaurant specializing in burgers and other American-style food. Palo Alto High School junior Addison Pettyjohn dines there often. “I think it’s fun for after games,” Pettyjohn said. “The food is really cheap and...it’s [In-N-Out] not like Town and Country where it’s like $15 for a meal.”

Midnight munchies: Reviewing four local late-night eateries

Vit Do and Sophie Mies
February 26, 2024
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. “There's always things to improve upon with the biking system.”

City releases two road safety plans

Vit Do, Perspectives Editor
December 8, 2023
Speaking with a purpose: Student nonprofit promotes speech and debate

Speaking with a purpose: Student nonprofit promotes speech and debate

Vit Do and Eva Chang
December 4, 2023
DEFINING THE DIGITAL - Freshman Lydia Pawlowski views the digital SAT registration on her computer. “It's a big change [the switch to a digital SAT] but it could be beneficial to some people,” Pawlowski said.

College board moves to digital tests

Vit Do, Perspective Editor
October 9, 2023
PICTURE PERFECT — Celeste Bates kneels down, focused on capturing a water polo match. “As a spectator, you’re [just] watching the plays,” Bates said. “[But] when you’re shooting it, you want to be able to tell the story to someone who wasn’t there.”

Through the lens and beyond: Waving farewell to school sports photographer

Vit Do, Perspectives Editor
October 4, 2023
Art: Sophie Pan

Opinion: The Road Less Traveled: Overcoming my fears of the future

Vit Do
May 19, 2023
Art: Palina Kuzmina

The “Palo Alto Problem”: Does our city have a capitalism problem?

Vit Do and Ajin Jeong
April 27, 2023
BIRTHDAY BRUNCHING — A group of young women celebrate a birthday brunch at Palo Alto’s Son & Garden restaurant. Palo Alto High School sophomore Isabelle Carlsen also dined at the restaurant recently. “It [the flowers] did feel nice to look at while you’re eating your meal,” Carlsen said. Photo: Vit Do

Son & Garden: Viral Restaurant Arrives Downtown

Divya Gandhi and Vit Do
April 26, 2023
Art by Palina Kuzmina

One man’s trash, another man’s treasure: Trading through local Facebook group

Palina Kuzmina and Vit Do
March 20, 2023
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