Woodside Prepares for AP Tests
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
May 1, 2019
Woodside High School students are in the midst of preparing for advanced placement (AP) tests which will take place throughout the month of May, raising discussions about the purpose, as well as the impact, of these classes.
Technology, Community, or Both
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
April 15, 2019
Silicon Valley, often considered the tech capital of the world, is the birthplace of Facebook, electric cars, and iPhones. With all the technology constantly in such easy access, sometimes it can be hard for Silicon Valley citizens to look up from their screens and really see the world around them. This is why volunteering is so important; it teaches people to engage with the happenings around them and look outside of social media. But how do Bay Area teens respond to volunteering, and where do their values lie: their community or their technology?
Feminism: Equality for All
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
March 7, 2019
With the discussion around and importance of feminism spreading in recent years, communities in the Bay Area have grappled with how to approach this subject, and in particular what feminism means, and what it does not.
Tutorial Replaces SSR
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Tutorial has been approved at Woodside High School, exciting many students and staff with more time to get ahead of, or catch up on work.
Disney Fans Delight in New Lion King Film
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
December 13, 2018
The trailer for the remake of The Lion King hit a record breaking number of views for any Disney film, exciting Woodside students and forecasting success for the highly anticipated movie.
2018 Midterm Elections Showcase Diversity
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
November 26, 2018
The midterm elections have served as a groundbreaking year for diversity in politics, with 2018 seeing the most diverse group of candidates in United States history: 411 of elected officials were women, people of color, or part of the L.G.B.T.Q community. According to the New York Times, out of the ...
New Halloween Laws Frighten Communities
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
November 6, 2018
New laws in California restrict Halloween behaviors, resulting in possible fines or jail time for those trick-or-treating over the age of twelve or staying out past eight at night.
San Francisco Climate Change March
Anna Harshman, Staff Writer
September 27, 2018
Thousands gathered in San Francisco just days before the Global Action Climate Summit to urge global leaders to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, among other issues.
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Jack Freeman, Managing/Sports Editor
March 16, 2020
Después de dos semanas de anticipación de los aficionados, Super Bowl 54 finalmente llegó. Los dos mejores equipos en la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano (NFL) se enfrentaron para determinar quién sería el campeón.
March 3, 2020
La hora de elegir un nuevo presidente se está acercando y los estudiantes en Woodside tienen diferentes opiniones sobre los candidatos. Actualmente hay ocho demócratas y dos republicanos incluyendo el actual presidente Donald Trump, que se postula nuevamente para estas elecciones. Ahora esperamos tener una decisión final en las elecciones en Noviembre de este año.
Cedrik von Briel, Staff Writer
September 17, 2020
According to a paper on Wildfire smoke by various government agencies, wildfire smoke can have “thousands of individual compounds, including particulate matter, carbon dioxide, water vapor, carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and other organic chemicals, nitrogen oxides, and trace minerals, ” making its dangers similar to smoke from a house or building fire, though with much larger quantities of those materials.
The Redwood City Police Department’s Role in Helping with the Fires
September 15, 2020
Redwood City Detective, Bill Cagno, explains the Police Department's role in helping with the fires.