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LAUNCH: Cover answers, art in unusual places, chemistry crack-ups
Ella Hwang
February 29, 2024
Through the lens and beyond: Waving farewell to school sports photographer
Vit Do
, Perspectives Editor
October 4, 2023
Movie for the ears: Live orchestra conducts film experience
Ajin Jeong
and
Esther Xu
May 24, 2023
Opinion: Five first days: High school lessons to take into college
Meena Narayanaswami
May 19, 2023
Rocking out at Red Rock: The Bay Area’s longest running open mic
Miya Whiteley
and
Meena Narayanaswami
May 19, 2023
Opinion: Tragedies for profit: Issues with “new age” true crime videos
Palina Kuzmina
May 17, 2023
Drawing the line: Ye’s recent remarks prompt question of whether to separate art from artists
Andrew Xue
and
Lia Cardwell
April 26, 2023
Opinion: Canvas conundrum: An art history professor’s brush with controversy
Nadav Sternheim
March 9, 2023
Changing the face of art: Exhibit honors legacy of education
Austin Eng
and
Asha Kulkarni
December 5, 2022
The clock strikes midnight: Reviewing Taylor Swift’s 10th album
Allegra West
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Felicia Buchholz
December 3, 2022
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![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.”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/DSCF6408-1200x800.jpg)
![POWERFUL PERFORMANCE — Mika Buggy, an 18-year-old Mountain View resident and regular performer at the Red Rock Coffee open mic, sings Adele’s “Easy On Me.” “I hope people keep coming back here [to Red Rock],” Buggy said. “It’s just a great place to start doing music.” Photo: Miya Whiteley](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Screen-Shot-2023-05-17-at-2.01.25-PM-e1684532635744-900x689.png)
