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Anthro Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Social Activism Publication

Anthro Magazine

Anthro Magazine

De La Garza in her studio at Cubberley standing on front of old light tubes that are covered with trash wrappers that all match a specific color scheme.

Trash to Treasure

Palo Alto Cubberley Community Center Artist shares her repurposing story
Cailey Quita and Mihika Sridhar
April 29, 2025
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‘Tesla Takedown’: Protestors Speak Out Against Musk, Trump

‘Tesla Takedown’: Protestors Speak Out Against Musk, Trump

Protest targets Elon Musk’s and Donald Trump’s actions
Amily Zhang and Karin Blumenfeld
March 10, 2025
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The revolution is now

The revolution is now

Arrogance, Palo Alto liberalism, not accurate reflection of nations political consciousness
Faizan Kashmiri, Managing Editor
December 12, 2024
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PROTESTING FOR PAY. Hundreds of PAUSD staff and Palo Alto community members gather at a school board meeting on April 29th to speak out amidst an impasse in negotiations between staff members and the district.

What the Funding?

Palo Alto Staff's battle for better contracts
Spencer Wu-Chin and Faizan Kashmiri
May 18, 2024
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Art: Doreen Hou

Ticking mayor term

City of Palo Alto Mayors need more than a year to create effective change
Lucianna Peralta, Staff Writer
April 10, 2024
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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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I’m on my jump course, cantering around a turn toward the next obstacle.

Finding my third place

Riding’s impact on my high school experience
Karrie Huang, Staff Writer
May 25, 2023
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Flowers for Palo Alto club co-president senior Yash Shetty hands out flowers across campus to students and faculty to ease school stress. “It’s really nice when I get flowers. I get a feeling that people appreciate me and stuff like that, so I think, definitely, that everybody deserves to be given a flower,” co-president Jonas Pao said.

Blooming happiness

The Flowers for Palo Alto club’s mission continues to bring smiles all around
Lucianna Peralta and Lauren Wong
April 24, 2023
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Safe to park

Safe to park

Palo Alto’s decision to allow people without housing to park in church parking lot sparks conversation
Maya Mukherjee and Lucianna Peralta
October 4, 2022
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Moving into view

Moving into view

Palo Alto Renters’ Association’s mission of housing equality
Maya Mukherjee and Evelyn Zhang
October 3, 2022
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