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Paly Students use the new Tower Learning Center to catch up on work and get support.
Tutoring Center Taking Revisions
October 10, 2024
Art by Chiara Martin
Destructive Deepfakes
October 10, 2024
Event organizer Mariya Genzel writes postcards to residents in the swing state of Wisconsin telling them to vote in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Photo by Alexander Lawson.
Writing for Democracy
October 8, 2024
What do we think about the 2024 presidential debate?
October 7, 2024
PROTESTING FOR PAY. Hundreds of PAUSD staff and Palo Alto community members gather at a school board meeting on April 29th to speak out amidst an impasse in negotiations between staff members and the district.
What the Funding?
May 18, 2024
Features
Palo Alto High School Principal Brent Kline
Q&A with Don Austin and Brent Kline on Phone Restrictions
October 14, 2024
Art by Chiara Martin
Destructive Deepfakes
October 10, 2024
Art by Vivian Tang
Reframing Immigration
October 10, 2024
Art by Salem Coyle
Beyond Red Beyond Blue
October 8, 2024
Sophia Liu and a volunteer explain the concept behind Pupcycled during a fundraising event at Oshman Family Jewish Community Center on Sep. 29, 2024.
Playing with Pupcycled
October 7, 2024
Perspectives
Drawing on Sideburns
Drawing on Sideburns
October 15, 2024
Art by Doreen Hou
Opinion: Democracy on a Tightrope
October 10, 2024
Students need more time
Students need more time
October 8, 2024
Looking past the screen
Looking past the screen
June 2, 2024
Free an embargo wrought nation
May 21, 2024
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Cailey Quita
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Cailey (Class of 2026) joined Anthro in her sophomore year because she was passionate about exploring diverse cultures and issues. In her free time, Cailey loves to travel, go to amusement parks, and hangout with her friends.

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William Xue
Staff Writer

William (Class of 2026) joined Anthro in his sophomore year to explore social justice issues in our community. In his free time, William loves to pet his cat and play Roblox.

Amani Fossati-Moiane
Amani Fossati-Moiane
Staff Writer

Amani (Class of 2025) joined Anthro in his sophomore year because he is an activist for social justice. In his free time, he loves to hang out with friends in the city, and play tennis.

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UNIBROW: Faizan Kashmiri, Paly sophomore and author of this piece, poses for a photo. He has had a unibrow all his life and does not shave it as a form of self-expression. He hopes to reduce the stigma around unibrows and help those with unibrows accept them.

More than meets the eyebrow

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Debunking myths of having "daddy issues"

Debunking myths of having "daddy issues"

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Sophia Liu and a volunteer explain the concept behind Pupcycled during a fundraising event at Oshman Family Jewish Community Center on Sep. 29, 2024.

Playing with Pupcycled

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Students need more time

Students need more time

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Paly senior Natalia Hopper, who committed to USC despite the high tuition, looks over her Schoology during her free period.

Chasing dreams, counting pennies

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Looking past the screen

Looking past the screen

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Chiu visits Palo Alto High School on April 25, 2024 to talk about her experience with Weinstein, her involvement in the MeToo movement, and advice to younger students.

Rise up together

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PROTESTING FOR PAY. Hundreds of PAUSD staff and Palo Alto community members gather at a school board meeting on April 29th to speak out amidst an impasse in negotiations between staff members and the district.

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