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Art by Arati Periyannan.
Art by Arati Periyannan.
Cops: Villains? Heroes? Both?
November at Foothills
Connor Lassila (sophomore) walks to his next class outside the science building while wearing a mask. Paly requires all students to wear a mask while on campus. Photo: Anya Lassila.
Graphic by Aarti Periyannan.
Student artist Aidan Choi’s rendition of the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol shows President Donald Trump looking on as his supporters breach the building’s defenses. On Jan. 6, rioters stormed the capitol in an event that shocked the nation and left five Americans dead. Many of those who were present at the insurrection were dedicated supporters of then-President Donald Trump. “His large fanbase will not be going anywhere anytime soon,” says Palo Alto High School senior Zoe McCrea.
THE RETURN: Palo Alto High School students line up in front of the Haymarket Theater this morning to check in before going to their first in-person class in almost a year. According to the Paly Administration
November at Foothills
Foothills: A case study in equity
March 20, 2021
Connor Lassila (sophomore) walks to his next class outside the science building while wearing a mask. Paly requires all students to wear a mask while on campus. Photo: Anya Lassila.
In the Red Tier: Campus opens to students
March 17, 2021
De-stressing during the pandemic
De-stressing during the pandemic
February 12, 2021
Photo credit to Anna Hickey.
Palo Alto City Council —Candidate Breakdown
November 3, 2020
Art by Arati Periyannan.
A Greener Solution
March 25, 2021
November at Foothills
Foothills: A case study in equity
March 20, 2021
Graphic by Aarti Periyannan.
Best Colleges for Student Activists
March 16, 2021
Student artist Aidan Choi’s rendition of the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol shows President Donald Trump looking on as his supporters breach the building’s defenses. On Jan. 6, rioters stormed the capitol in an event that shocked the nation and left five Americans dead. Many of those who were present at the insurrection were dedicated supporters of then-President Donald Trump. “His large fanbase will not be going anywhere anytime soon,” says Palo Alto High School senior Zoe McCrea.
Acquittal Aftermath
March 11, 2021
Art by Arati Periyannan.
Opening My Eyes
March 25, 2021
Cops: Villains? Heroes? Both?
Cops: Villains? Heroes? Both?
March 20, 2021
Art by Arati Periyannan
Trump & Twitter: Separated At Last?
February 16, 2021
Art by Arati Periyannan
First 100 days: What Should Biden Do?
February 16, 2021
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Arati Periyannan
Graphic Designer

Arati (Class of 2023) is a staff writer and graphic designer who joined Anthro sophomore year. She joined Anthro because she is interested in social justice and the way journalism can be used as a form of activism and expression. Outside of Anthro, she is an avid hiker and is always reading.

Josephine Andersen
Josephine Andersen
Editor-in-Chief

Josephine Andersen (Class of 2021) is an Editor-in-Chief of Anthro Magazine. She joined Anthro due to her passion for social issues and as an opportunity to participate in student journalism. Outside of journalism, Josephine enjoys reading, painting and listening to music.

Gwyneth Wong
Gwyneth Wong
Digital Managing Editor, Business Manager

Gwyneth (Class of 2021) joined Anthro junior year and is the Digital Managing Editor and Business Manager. She joined Anthro because she felt like she here she could raise awareness about issues related to social justice in a unique and meaningful way. Outside of Anthro, she loves to play tennis with her sister (and beat her).