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From gracing local neighborhoods throughout the Bay Area to emerging on the streets of Japan, the striking cars and tight community of lowrider culture have evolved from traditional Latino roots to bring people together from around the world.
The chemical makeup of sunscreen is often a second thought when using it in our day-to-day lives during the Summer time. However, a chemical called Oxybenzone in sunscreen is steadily dissolving our coral reefs before our very eyes and Hawaii has taken a step forward addressing this issue.
Greek life has glorious traditions and problematic issues, just like any family. The system has become increasingly controversial under the public spotlight, and society is beginning to ask: is Greek life worth preserving, or is the family album running out of pages?
Summer 2019 brings the 50th anniversary celebration of the original 1969 Woodstock Music Festival. Will it be success?
Silicon Valley offices are rapidly evolving from a sea of lifeless desks to bright, interactive spaces, boosting productivity and the overall atmosphere for their employees.
Many have experienced the vivid yet ambiguous feeling of recollection that can occur in a split second. This mysterious phenomenon that is déjà vu has resulted in many startling experiences which have been explained by many intricate theories that still remain unproven.
In an effort to expand Paly’s perception of intelligence, C Magazine investigates the nuances and psychological reasons behind this abstract concept.
women have been rocking pants for almost 100 years. look at us now.
How rock and roll was brought to the streets of Palo Alto and where it went.
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