Anthro Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Social Activism Publication

Anthro Magazine

Anthro Magazine
Art of the 'Castilleja Reimainged' lawn signs that are being posted around the neighborhood.

‘Castilleja Reimagined’

Expansion plan progressing rapidly
Lara Dumanli, Staff Writer
October 7, 2023
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Art of an inclusive pride flag

Stepping up: New activist clubs at Paly

Lara Dumanli, Staff Writer
October 7, 2023
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Rocklin school board passes controversial LGBTQ+ policy

Rocklin school board passes controversial LGBTQ+ policy

Nathan Jiang, Staff Writer
October 6, 2023
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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

California Assembly Bill 1078: How does it affect Palo Alto Unified?
Vivian Tang, Staff Writer
September 28, 2023
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Celebrating Young Minds

Celebrating Young Minds

Recognizing the importance of a third place
Lara Dumanli and Minirva Villegas
September 28, 2023
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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.

Incidents prompt board to invest in behavioral intervention

Natalie Neumann, Staff Writer
June 7, 2023
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Unite to fight

Unite to fight

Menlo-Atherton community takes a stand against police brutality
Ash Mehta and Lauren Wong
May 26, 2023
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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?

New crisis response team — without police — to debut
Sandhya Krishnan and Evelyn Zhang
May 23, 2023
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Alexandra Volkov, co-founder and brand manager of Green Wolf Foods talks to a customer Saturday at the Love Our Earth Festival. She said that she is an ethical vegan and launched her business to promote plant-based eating. “So we make it [plant-based meat] for the animals, that’s our conscious choice,” Volkov said. “We also avoid animal products in our clothing, our accessories. … We prefer cruelty-free products, so basically, the main reason is for the animals.”

Plant-based market raises awareness on Earth Day

Natalie Neumann and Vivian Lin
April 27, 2023
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Senior Elizabeth Fetter flips through a vegan cookbook pointed out by club co-president Morgan Greenlaw. “All these materials are from PCRM, The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine,” Greenlaw said.

Plant-Based Club advocates for plant-based diets

Club presidents give out free cookbooks, totes, and more to promote vegan eating
Karrie Huang, Staff Writer
April 20, 2023
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Photo of Palo Alto City Hall at night with blue and yellow lights lighten up. (Photo by Lara Dumanli)

One shot, strike out

Santa Clara County expands measures against gun violence
Lara Dumanli and Vivian Tang
April 19, 2023
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Mayor Lydia Kou poses for an official photo. Kou has served as the mayor of Palo Alto since January 2023. Kou's passionate initatives range from environmental impact to the youth and elderly population of Palo Alto. Kou sees her work as mayor as a way to take care of her community. “This is where we play, this is where we live, this is our home.”

The mayor’s mission

New mayor outlines her passionate actions for Palo Alto
Joshua Kao and Madelyn Castro
April 19, 2023
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