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Palo Alto High School's Arts and Culture Magazine

C Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Arts and Culture Magazine

C Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Arts and Culture Magazine

C Magazine

Culture

Places of Paly

Places of Paly

Paly is full of people from diverse international backgrounds, each bringing unique perspectives and stories
Sonya Kuzmicheva, Sophia Dong, and Luna Lim May 27, 2025
Opera in the Eye of the Beholder

Opera in the Eye of the Beholder

Opera's traditional portrayal is evolving as contemporary productions and modern adaptations draw a new generation of attendees: Gen Z.
Maia Lin May 14, 2025
Around The Campfire

Around The Campfire

Summer camps provide diverse and essential life skills for students
Annie Kasanin and Silvia Rodriguez May 13, 2025
C Mag Tries Making Froggy Pizzas

C Mag Tries Making Froggy Pizzas

Group events can encourage meaningful connections and creativity, and our staff in particular loved bonding over pizza-making
Fallon Porter and Ellis Shyamji May 8, 2025
Sophomore Maria Uribe Estrada and her friends relax on the beach, soaking in the sun's rays. "Tanning is a great opportunity to hang with friends and spend more time together," Uribe Estrada said (Photo by Maria Uribe Estrada).

Burning for Beauty

Tanning is more than skin deep — it’s about culture, class and the cost of temporary beauty
Zoe Ferring, Estelle Dufour, Maria Uribe Estrada, and Dylan Berger May 8, 2025
Nature's Arena

Nature’s Arena

Outdoor athletes are battling climate change to preserve their sports' environments
Fallon Porter and Dylan Berger May 8, 2025
Don't Be Trashy

Don’t Be Trashy

As plastic pollution increasingly affects our daily lives, taking action, no matter how big or small, has never been more important.
Maria Uribe Estrada and Disha Manayilakath May 8, 2025
No Place Like Home

No Place Like Home

Indigenous communities fight to protect their homelands while preserving their cultural roots
Full Plates, Empty Planet

Full Plates, Empty Planet

Social media influencers promote food trends that drive overconsumption but individuals can choose sustainably and lessen their impact.
Abbie Karel and Zoe Ferring April 29, 2025
Photo by Estelle Dufour

My Therapist Says It’s the Planet

A sense of impending environmental collapse fuels a unique and pervasive mental health challenge.
Estelle Dufour, Amalia Tormala, and Maia Lin April 29, 2025
Art by Sophia Dong

Dye-ing To Be Green

The grass is always greener in the marketing department
Alice Sheffer and Sophia Dong April 29, 2025
Polynesian Club Performs at the Cultural Celebration Assembly
[Photo Courtesy of Savannah Earley]

Diversity on Display

Cultural Assembly and Global Food Celebration Sheds New Light on Paly Diversity
Maia Lin, Staff Writer April 4, 2025
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