Written by Evalyn Li
The pancake is superior to the waffle not only because it is a compound word but also due to the myriad of possibilities you find when you select this appetizing breakfast item. Days of routine actions have ended: fold them, season them or stack them, pancakes are versatile...
Written by Carolyn Kuimelis
I’ll admit that it’s hard to resist a warm, gooey chocolate chip cookie fresh out of the oven, but let’s be honest. After the chocolate chips harden and your house no longer smells like Betty Crocker’s warm embrace, chocolate chip cookies are just dry biscuits of...
Written by Yael Livneh
OK, so, apparently school started? It’s been maybe a month now and the 2016-2017 academic year has me whipped. Getting into the classic school routine is probably the hardest thing I’ve ever encountered. By the way, I’m 100{74e2084e47f46e06e62dbba283cef78e0e039417a59d0bb63ac31908f44b1eca}...
Written by Jenna Marvet
Lemonade 151 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301: This up and coming California healthy restaurant chain opened their doors to downtown Palo Alto this summer. Along with sandwiches, salads and other healthy entrees, Lemonade’s signature items are—you guessed it—gourmet...
Written by Deiana Hristov
Eight individual mini-shows means eight individuals take on the role of student director and lead the One Acts actors to a great performance. This year, the stu- dent directors for One Acts are seniors Jessy McKeown, Emily Liberatore, Alyssa See-tho, Grace Berger, Eva Stoneburner,...
Written by Kaya van der Horst
Hanukkah is the Jewish festival of rededication. It is celebrated over the course of eight days, beginning on the 25th day of the Jewish month Kislev. The Jewish calendar is a lunar calendar and has 12 to 13 months; Kislev is the ninth month in the Jewish year. Marked by...
Written by Anyi Cheng
“Can I catch a ride?” It’s just a question. To me, however, it’s mortifying to ask. I’ve been 16 years old for nearly nine months now and I still don’t have my license. Worse, I haven’t even started the online course you’re supposed to take before testing for your...
Compiled by Ariel Pan
Red means stop, green means go and yellow is supposed to mean slow down, but we all know it means speed up. You’ll never get caught running a red light. Am I right, or am I right?
Driver’s Ed is pretty intuitive. I mean, everyone knows that dotted and solid lines on...
Written by Tone Yao Lee
This is it. This is what DC fans have been craving for the last year. With the original announcement of the movie “Batman versus Superman: Dawn Of Justice” in June 2013 and the first trailer coming out in April 2015, the time has finally come. The largely anticipated movie...
Written by Grace Ding
For a while now, I have looked forward to watching my first K-drama, or Korean drama. Up until about a year ago, I had been fundamentally against watching or listening to anything that was in a language I couldn’t understand. I especially thought that Korean idols and actors...
Compiled by Naina Murthy
The Oracle (TO): What kind of dance do you do?
Ridhaa Sachidanandan (RS): I started off doing Bollywood dancing and then I stopped during sophomore year because my team went to college. And I have also been doing kathak, [a Hindu story-telling dance], since I was six.
TO:...
Compiled by Katie Russell
Listen to the recommended songs on Spotify
Indonesia
Why it's unique: Influences from United States/United Kingdom but also
from other Asian countries
Special characteristics: Lot of love songs; popular culture is intertwined with music since many popular...
