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.
Alexander Lawson (class of 2027) joined Anthro in his sophomore year to better document activism at Paly and in the greater Bay Area. In his free time, he likes fixing cars and learning how to fly planes.
Chapin Walker (class of 2027) joined Anthro Magazine because he enjoys exploring how activism changes the world. In his free time, he loves to play soccer and surf.
![CHILLING OUT Speech and Debate students relax and enjoy snacks before practice after school in P6. Sophomore Kyle Greenberg said he routinely uses this space to connect with peers. “When school ends, we all go [to P6] on Mondays and Tuesdays and there are all these people from different events,” Greenberg said. “It's such a nice area to hang out with people in.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Screenshot-2026-03-23-at-12.25.37-PM-300x202.png)
![Former Palo Alto Unified School District school board candidate and Pathwise (formerly Dreamcatchers) Executive Director Nichole Chiu-Wang speaks on Thursday at a Q&A session to The Paly Incubator class at Palo Alto High School. According to Chiu-Wang, Pathwise is launching a new summer certification program. High school students can still mentor middle schoolers as a volunteer. “We [Pathwise] are very excited to be doing that, because we want to make sure that our high schoolers feel empowered to be leaders,” Chiu-Wang said. “I truly believe that through volunteering or through being of service, or through mentorship and those relationships you form, not only are we creating a sense of belonging for our middle school students, but also for our volunteers.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/guesdt-speaker-4-178x300.jpg)
