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![KNOT TO BE UNDONE — After picking out a "Stranger Things"-inspired friendship bracelet, Palo Alto High School sophomore Katelyn Pegg ties it around her friend's wrist. "I definitely want to try and keep it [her business] going as long as possible," Pegg said. "I'm thinking of maybe going into some form of business after high school, but I don't have it all figured out yet." Photo: Madelyn Castro](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/tying2-900x600.png)
![RED IN DARKROOM — Palo Alto High School photography teacher Kenna Gallagher flips through films. Film photos are developed in rooms lit with red lights. “I don’t feel like there’s this much permanence [in digital photos],” Gallagher said. “You can’t hold it. You can’t feel it.” Photo: Austin Eng](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_0088-900x600.jpg)
