Ellie Fitton, Jaime Furlong and Leon Lau
September 16, 2018
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A Daughter
For many children whose parents serve in the military, intermittent time spent without their mothers and fathers is normal. During most of their childhood they are unable to register the gravity of their parent’...
Lhaga Dingpontsawa and Hollie Chiao
September 16, 2018
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Traditionally, celebrities have struggled with what is made public and what is kept from fans or critics, whether it be their history, personal relationships or family. The status that celebrities hold and the sense of mystery th...
Leon Lau, Claire Li and Benjamin Rapperport
September 16, 2018
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Oscar Scherer
Oscar Scherer, a Paly senior, tosses a sleeping bag, sleeping pad, raingear, a supply of food and bear spray into his bag. This is all he needs for his next adventure — conquering the infamous Pacific Crest Trail...
Hannah Darby, Rebekah Limb and Ally Scheve
September 16, 2018
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Art by David Foster
Our unique perception of every individual we encounter is a natural aspect of the human thought process. When meeting someone new, we may register their eye color, posture or tone of voice, often times...
June 1, 2018
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By Lia Salvatierra, C Mag Editor in Chief
Since we were young, the concept of excess paper usage has been villainized at the turn of every page due to its notorious association with environmental degradation. In the Silicon Val...
Hannah Darby and Lia Salvatierra
March 22, 2018
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Migrating from misery, thousands of individuals who seek refuge from persecution are facing a global absence of hospitality. These harrowing events experienced by the Rohingya in Burma no longer attract enough sympathy to be accommo...
Hollie Chiao
March 22, 2018
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Staring at the seven race options on the Common Application, I can’t help but think of the online games where you can pick the player’s physical appearance. From what I’ve heard, a “transracial” person is someone wh...
Sam Guernsey and Alexis Pisco
March 22, 2018
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During school hours Kamal Vilms is a helper and a friend to students here on campus, but after school she is a yoga instructor for adults in need of relaxation. Teaching is in Ms.Vilms’ blood, but before her career in educ...
Charlotte Amsbough, Angie Cummings, and Rosa Schafer Bastian
March 22, 2018
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The American suffrage movement, where millions of women across the country campaigned for their right to vote, was a movement 100 years in the making. The early 20th century was widely known as “First Wave Feminism,” a t...
Ellen Chung and Mahati Subramaniam
March 22, 2018
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Since President Trump’s election last year, many women have opened up and told their personal stories regarding sexism and harassment. This has given strength to women across the globe, and the power to come forward and sta...
Emily Filter, Isabel Hadly, and Rosa Shaefer Bastian
March 22, 2018
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David Foster
Whether it’s painting, drawing, singing or acting, Paly junior David Foster has always enjoyed expressing himself through different forms of art he has explored. Throughout his years at Paly, he has taken a wide range of art cla...
