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FROM THE EDITORS: MEMORIES TO KEEP
Asha Kulkarni
,
Nadia Soberg
,
Anna Van Riesen
and
Austin Eng
August 13, 2023
Launch: Verdoodle, ASB Answers
Ella Hwang
, Launch Editor
May 31, 2023
Before dawn: Exploring Palo Alto’s early mornings
Rahul Shetty
and
Otto Kiss Meyerfreund
May 28, 2023
Sayonara to Sensei: Japanese teacher to retire at end of year
Divya Gandhi
and
Ella Hwang
May 23, 2023
Opinion: The Road Less Traveled: Overcoming my fears of the future
Vit Do
May 19, 2023
Foundation for success: Graduate starts math tutoring service
Austin Eng
May 18, 2023
Opinion: Architecture for all?: Eichler homes are no longer affordable
Lizzy Williams
May 18, 2023
Trending ties: Sophomore finds fame in bracelet business
Austin Eng
and
Ella Hwang
April 26, 2023
The new era of exchange: travel programs adapt post-pandemic
Lizzy Williams
and
Anna Van Riesen
April 10, 2023
Born into bread: “Nepo babies” parallel legacy students
Anna Ghereghlou
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Lizzy Williams
March 29, 2023
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![HUGGING THE MEMORIES — Palo Alto High School’s Japanese teacher Teruko Kamikihara hugs one of her many “Doraemon” plushies. “[Paly] students are friendly and respect each other,” Kamikihara said. “Especially my students. They are really good students.” Photo: Rahul Shetty](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Screen-Shot-2023-05-17-at-2.21.42-PM-894x900.png)
![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)
