Anthro Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Social Activism Publication

Anthro Magazine

Anthro Magazine
Natalie Neumann

Natalie Neumann, Staff Writer

All content by Natalie Neumann
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

Natalie Neumann, Staff Writer
June 7, 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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We regret to inform you…

Exploring the influence of legacies on college admissions
Natalie Neumann and Lara Dumanli
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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Left: A student artist uses an AI to generate a simple replica of the “Mona Lisa” for a school project. Right: Another student adds some finishing touches to her hand-painted piece.

The artist’s dilemma

what AI means for the future of art
Vivian Lin and Natalie Neumann
April 19, 2023
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