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Articles by Tatiola Sobomehin
Senior Snapshots, Quarter Four: Family
Read about the eight seniors' third-quarter responses . One of the most outstanding principles about families is that of unconditional love-support provided not from a need for self-benefit, but rather out of pure love. Who we consider family goes beyond our immediate family members or those who we're related to by blood.
Senior Snapshots, Quarter Three: Childhood
Read about the eight seniors' second-quarter responses . Our childhood upbringing shapes our present selves. The way we navigate our passions, friendships, worries, and insecurities in high school often stems from aspects of our past. We spoke to our eight seniors and asked them about memories from their youth and reflections on their growth. Click below each senior's profile to learn about them and special memories from their childhood. Click here to learn more about Lexi.
Bear Bites: Roost & Roast's Fresh Thai-California Cuisine
Nestled in the back corner of Palo Alto's Town and Country Village lies a humble, modern Thai-inspired chicken joint. Roost & Roast is known for its crispy, delicate Hat-Yai style chicken, a popular southern Thai fried chicken topped with fried shallots. Served in a quick and lightweight bento box, the traditional Thai flavors get a California twist with an array of fresh vegetables.
EPA Razorhawks are More Than a Rugby Team
"It's not a team. We call it a family," Razorhawks assistant coach Alo Sanft said. Every Tuesday and Thursday, cars flood East Palo Alto's Rich May Field parking lot. Kids excitedly run to practice together and parents greet each other with hugs and laughter. The EPA Peninsula Rugby Football Club, known as the Razorhawks, was founded in 2015 when the preexisting Razorbacks and Seahawks teams combined. The team is dedicated to introducing the fun and teamwork of rugby to kids K-12.
Celebrating Mama Dee’s Life and Impacts
In a room full of faces of all shades, after a week of celebrations honoring her life with Samoan customs, a long line of community members tearfully walked the aisle to the casket at First United Methodist Church of Palo Alto to say their final goodbyes. Amidst tears, murmurs, and whispers, East Palo Alto (EPA) Mayor Antonio López’s declaration of August 10 as Mama Dee Day was immediately met with rapturous applause.
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