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Small Business Spotlight: Taste Buds Kitchen

By: Jacquelyn Lai June 7, 2020June 13, 2020

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How a cooking class franchise is surviving the pandemic and engaging with the community Editor’s note: A member of our staff has a personal connection to the main source of this story. Standing six feet back from outside the customer’s house, Scott Andersen, owner of Taste Buds Kitchen in Palo Alto, watches as excited kids…

Supporting the Frontlines: Exploring a Relief Program for Local Businesses and Hospitals

By: Tyler Wang June 5, 2020June 13, 2020

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As countless businesses have started to plummet as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the restaurant industry has been hit especially hard. “We saw our sales drop by 80% in less than four days when we started [to shelter in place],” said Rocco Scordella, owner of two restaurants in Silicon Valley, Tootsie’s and Vina Enoteca. …

Clubs Respond to Shutdown: How some Paly clubs are operating in shelter-in-place

By: Anya Lassila June 1, 2020June 13, 2020

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Clubs at Palo Alto High School are sources of community and extracurricular fun amid a somewhat stressful environment, and during this pandemic, community couldn’t be more important. While shutdown has thrown a wrench into the plans of a lot of clubs for this year, some are nevertheless still finding ways to function, and even thrive.…

Corona Diaries: World Tour

By: Josephine Andersen May 31, 2020June 13, 2020

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In this installment of Corona Diaries, Anthro’s Josie Andersen interviews three students from various countries around the world to get a better insight as to how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted their lives. By Josie Andersen

Corona Diaries Aperture Edition| Staying Sane

By: Anthro Magazine May 29, 2020June 13, 2020

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Aperture’s Dylan Duncan takes us through his quarantine routine to stay sane and discusses the new guidelines for the shelter-in-place order in Santa Clara county. Shot by Dylan Duncan

Patient Bias in the Medical Field

By: Corie Jiang May 28, 2020June 13, 2020

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“We can’t really do much for women compared to men,” were the words that Whitney Aquino, a Paly Wellness Outreach Worker, heard as she sat in a room at Kaiser Permanente looking for assistance for what could potentially be a medical emergency. She had returned in a rush from a overnight vacation with her husband upon…

Step Left Episode 1: Silicon Valley DSA/YDSA

By: Michaela Seah May 27, 2020June 13, 2020

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Corona Diaries Aperture Edition | Day in the Life of a High School Senior

By: Anthro Magazine May 5, 2020June 13, 2020

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As school closure will continues until the end of the academic year, high school seniors across the nation ate missing out on some of the most memorable parts of the high school experience. In this special edition, Anthro partnered with Aperture, Palo Alto High School’s video production team, to bring you this vlog where Aperture’s…

ASB candidates adjust to new digital campaigning format

By: gwynwong April 17, 2020May 23, 2020

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Paly’s extended closure has caused ASB candidates to shift their campaigns online, racing to get ahead by the time voting closes at 4 p.m. today. As voting for Palo Alto High School’s Associated Student Body election reaches its end at 4 p.m. today, the curtain closes on the struggles of the candidates who have had…

Clothing Consciousness

By: Jacquelyn Lai April 15, 2020April 17, 2020

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Fashion industry’s impacts on the environment and how to choose clothing to help the problem Art by Ellen Fang. Flipping through the racks of clothing at a department store, it may be challenging to find clothes that match both your budget and your beliefs. Picking where to purchase your clothing can be a difficult but…

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