The 85th Season
December 2, 2013
Standing in the middle of the big gym, one is surrounded by banners, plaques and awards that date back to the nineteenth century. The numerous green and white wooden plaques may seem irrelevant to the current Paly student, but these numbers and letters represent the thousands of memories that have be...
Sunday Mornings with Jeremy
April 20, 2012
Some might remember Jeremy Lin as the kid who led the Palo Alto varsity boys’ basketball team to a state title back in 2006. Or maybe they remember him as the man who scored an impressive 30 points against the 13th ranked UConn Huskies in 2009, slamming home two massive dunks on Harvard’s way to a...
Lin needs surgery, will likely miss remainder of season
Kevin Dukovic, Staff Writer
April 1, 2012
Linsanity was put on hold Saturday when the news broke that Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin is to have surgery next week to repair a slightly torn meniscus in his left knee. Lin could reportedly miss up to six weeks, making a return to the court this season highly unlikely seeing as how the NBA regular...
Reppin’ For My Town
Shannon Scheel, Columnist
March 18, 2012
You know the phrase "these things don't happen every day?" Well reader, that's because they don't. Not for kids (well technically I am an adult) at Paly, or any high schooler for that matter. Last Friday Night, I didn’t dance on table tops with Katy Perry. Instead, on The Viking's first ever New Yo...
Jeremy Lin reminisces on his Palo Alto days after Knicks crush Pacers, 115-100
Emy Kelty, Editor-in Chief
March 17, 2012
[NEW YORK] After the New York Knicks crushed the Indiana Pacers 115-100 at Madison Square Garden last night, Jeremy Lin ('06), who finished the game with 13 points and 5 assists, reminisced of his memories of his hometown in Palo Alto, Calif. During the interview, Lin smiled and let out a few chuckles...
Double crossed and double dipped at MSG
Jonny Glazier, Kevin Dukovic, and Spencer Drazovich
March 16, 2012
NEW YORK-Double dipping is one of the most egregious violations at any get-together with chips and salsa. However, Friday night at Madison Square Garden, we discovered the more sinister side of the term. Let us first give you some back-story. As part of The Viking's trip to New York City, we were...
Satisfaction
Shannon Scheel, Columnist
March 4, 2012
Athlete or not, life goals are a part of, well...life. But the countless hours of work, determination, and reaching the point of nearly quitting are all worth it once you make it through to the other side. Reader, I accomplished a life goal today. It is kind of silly, in retrospect: I got my CCS time ...
I hate to say it but…
Peter Dennis, Columnist
February 23, 2012
…but Jeremy Lin (’06) is in for a rough few weeks. I know how foreign that may sound, what with him leading the before-terrible Knicks to wins in 8 out of their last 10 games, including a 7 game winning streak. Yes, he has scored the most points in his first 6 games since the NBA/ABA merger in ’76....
Man behind “Black Power” salute visits Paly
Kevin Dukovic, Staff Writer
February 21, 2012
Dr. Harry Edwards, an African-American sports sociologist and Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley gave an interview at Palo Alto High School this Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 21. Edwards (age 69), founder of the Olympic Project for Human Rights (OPHR) that protested...
I’ve Been Linking…
Shannon Scheel, Columnist
February 20, 2012
This President’s Day break, oh humble readers, Shanzie here did the unthinkable. I watched a live NBA game, two nights in a row. (I know, I know. Don’t faint out of shock or anything.) And I have Jeremy Lin to thank for this monumental moment in my life. To be honest, I was an NFL girl up ...
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