The Paw Print

Varsity baseball players, having not lost a single game, standing on the edge of the infield

Baseball starts season in top form, crushing rival Sequoia High School

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor March 6, 2023

With the start of the 2022-2023 spring sports, the much-awaited baseball teams look forward to a strong season. Varsity currently sits at a 4-0 overall record, while junior varsity has a similarly sound...

AP African American Studies is a new proposed course, which, according to the College Board, examines the diversity of African American experiences through direct encounters with authentic and varied sources

Florida bans AP African American Studies from schools, prompting curriculum changes and backlash

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor March 1, 2023

Florida’s Department of Education (FDOE) recently announced the rejection of a proposed Advanced Placement African American Studies class by the College Board, with Florida press secretary Bryan Griffin...

Woodside students in the MUR settling down to enjoy lunch

The food and drink of the MUR

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor February 28, 2023

Woodside boys soccer varsity coach Darrell Ringman (left) and junior varsity coach Jorge Moreno, watching the away game at Sequoia, which resulted in a 0-1 loss for varsity and a 2-1 victory for junior varsity

Boys soccer continues, with junior varsity exhibiting a particularly strong season

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor January 24, 2023

Boys soccer is halfway through their league season with their last league game being on February 10th. Currently, varsity boys soccer sits at a 2-2 league record while junior varsity maintains a 3-0-1...

Wrestlers at Woodside spend a large fraction of their practice in the mat room, where they work on wrestling techniques and wrestle each other.

With influx of new athletes, wrestling kicks off 2022 season

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor November 29, 2022

With the start of winter sports comes the co-ed wrestling team, under the leadership of first-year head coach Dan Peterson. Last year wrestling reached new heights, with former senior AJ Richter becoming...

The Rings of Power features a number of new characters, many of whom are equally awesome to previous Lord of the Rings icons

Review: the legendary Lord of the Rings adventure continues in Rings of Power

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor November 16, 2022

Amazon recently released and completed the first season of its new TV series “Rings of Power”, a prequel to the Lord of the Rings books and movies. For all its well-made features, the production also...

A poster of art-focused careers by the College for Creative Studies. It hangs from the door of 1-4, where art and CTE teacher Gwen Sidley instructs students on digital filmmaking, digital communications, and journalism.

Should art credit be required for high school graduation?

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor October 20, 2022

Woodside High School, as well as Universities of California (UC) and California State Universities (CSU) currently requires students to take one year of a visual and performing arts class, or 10 credits...

Addison Olson (left) and Malin Petersson (right) compete at Carlmont in a varsity doubles match

Girls tennis rebuilds team after loss of key varsity players

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor October 19, 2022

Woodside’s Girl Tennis’s season is coming to an end soon, with only a few games remaining. Varsity currently has a record of 4-8.  Thankfully, except for sophomore Kailyn Holty’s ankle sprain...

One of the many flyers advertising Women in Tech club students can see around campus.

Woodside girls take male-dominated fields head on with creation of Women in Tech club

Conrad Berke, Managing Editor September 23, 2022

With the creation of several new clubs this year comes the Women in Tech Club, primarily focused on supporting girls interested in technology and engineering career paths, a predominantly male field. The...

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