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Freshman Darah Katz stands on the Quad along with other Palo Alto High School students on April 12 for the Day of (No) Silence event. “So I know, obviously, we live in a pretty great community,” Katz said. “Theres a lot of other places in the US where it’s a lot worse for LGBTQ people. Ive heard a lot of people here at Paly that use ‘gay’ as an insult and other similar things, and it makes me really uncomfortable.”
Day of (No) Silence raises awareness for LGBTQ+ community
April 16, 2024
Preparing the pantry
Preparing the pantry
April 16, 2024
Activism in the Bay Area
Activism in the Bay Area
April 11, 2024
New bill tackles shoplifting
New bill tackles shoplifting
March 7, 2024
Members of the Japanese American Citizens League and community lead the candlelight procession during the 2024 Day of Remembrance walk to honor those who were interned on Feb. 19, 1942, due to Executive Order 9066 signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The procession continued around the block as San Jose Taiko accompanied the event with pieces specially prepared for the Day of Remembrance.
Day of Remembrance celebrates youth activism
March 4, 2024
Features
Debbie Baldwin, president of the Sunnyvale Cupertino Cycling Club, talks with fellow cyclists at the Feb. 29 Caltrans community meeting about the El Camino Real bike lane project.
Pedaling for progress
April 16, 2024
Palo Alto High School alum and activist Eimi Okano reads through documents in her Palo Alto home. Okano championed inclusivity in California textbooks, rallied for diversity in the workplace, and raised awareness around drug abuse.
Rewriting textbooks to represent students
April 16, 2024
Welcoming zero waste
Welcoming zero waste
April 16, 2024
New bill tackles shoplifting
New bill tackles shoplifting
March 7, 2024
Members of the Japanese American Citizens League and community lead the candlelight procession during the 2024 Day of Remembrance walk to honor those who were interned on Feb. 19, 1942, due to Executive Order 9066 signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The procession continued around the block as San Jose Taiko accompanied the event with pieces specially prepared for the Day of Remembrance.
Day of Remembrance celebrates youth activism
March 4, 2024
Perspectives
Unseen Crisis
Unseen Crisis
April 16, 2024
Photo: Arjun Jindal
Goodbye and see you soon, Buena Vista
April 10, 2024
Art: Doreen Hou
Ticking mayor term
April 10, 2024
VERBATIM: Social Media Safety Legislation
April 10, 2024
Tween Craze
Tween Craze
April 10, 2024
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Kat Farrell
Kat Farrell
Staff Writer

Kat (Class of 2024) is a staff writer for Anthro to bring light to topics she's passionate about. When she's not writing she is reading tarot or watching Modern Family.

Anika Nair
Anika Nair
Staff Writer

Anika (Class of 2025) joined Anthro in her junior year because she is passionate for social reform. In her free time, she loves to read and watch Criminal Minds.

Lara Dumanli
Lara Dumanli
Staff Writer

Lara (Class of 2025) joined Anthro in her sophomore year because she was interested in amplifying activism in our local community. In her free time, Lara loves to read, play the electric guitar and annoy her cat.

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