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OPINION: Good Luck.
Celebrating Young Minds
Affordable housing plan for Palo Alto teachers gains traction
KENYA IS A BATTERY Oliver Chancellor models his group’s junk kouture piece, which showcases Kenya as a battery lighting up the world to represent how the country’s natural resources power global innovations. Photo by Jeremy Dukes.
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Junior Savanah Earley reads Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo from the Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month shelf in Palo Alto High School.
Battling book bans
September 28, 2023
Celebrating Young Minds
Celebrating Young Minds
September 28, 2023
LET VOICES BE HEARD Krista Velasquez speaks out on the lack of support for teachers with behavioral intervention. “We can’t support all of our learners who aren’t accessing our curriculum and all of the behaviors all at one time,” Velasquez said. Photo by Natalie Neumann.
Incidents prompt board to invest in behavioral intervention
June 7, 2023
Unite to fight
Unite to fight
May 26, 2023
Andrew Kotch, TRUST’s Assistant Manager, and Dr. Shefali Miller, Momentum’s Chief Medical Officer, speak about TRUST at a presentation to the Palo Alto City Council. Photo courtesy of Momentum for Health
Who can you TRUST?
May 23, 2023
Features
Affordable housing plan for Palo Alto teachers gains traction
Affordable housing plan for Palo Alto teachers gains traction
September 15, 2023
KENYA IS A BATTERY Oliver Chancellor models his group’s junk kouture piece, which showcases Kenya as a battery lighting up the world to represent how the country’s natural resources power global innovations. Photo by Jeremy Dukes.
Students bring cultural awareness through Junk Kouture
June 7, 2023
Heroes are never forgotten
Heroes are never forgotten
May 24, 2023
We regret to inform you…
We regret to inform you…
May 23, 2023
Local Activism Roundup
Local Activism Roundup
May 23, 2023
Perspectives
OPINION: Good Luck.
OPINION: Good Luck.
September 28, 2023
Review: A book about us
Review: A book about us
May 26, 2023
Give peace a chance
Give peace a chance
May 25, 2023
Staying safe in college
Staying safe in college
May 23, 2023
Peer pressure
May 23, 2023
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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.

Vivian Lin
Vivian Lin
Staff Writer

Vivian (Class of 2025) joined Anthro in her sophomore year because she wants to bring social awareness and change through journalism. In her free time, she loves to do photography, make art, and spend time outdoors. 

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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KENYA IS A BATTERY Oliver Chancellor models his group’s junk kouture piece, which showcases Kenya as a battery lighting up the world to represent how the country’s natural resources power global innovations. Photo by Jeremy Dukes.

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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.

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LET VOICES BE HEARD Krista Velasquez speaks out on the lack of support for teachers with behavioral intervention. “We can’t support all of our learners who aren’t accessing our curriculum and all of the behaviors all at one time,” Velasquez said. Photo by Natalie Neumann.

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