The Paw Print

Joe Biden Leads Presidential Polls

Leila Taherian, Local News editor • May 31, 2019

The question is, would democrats prefer a strong candidate with semi-conservative ideals or a more progressive nominee with the ability to overturn Trump’s policy from the last four years. Joe Biden,...

CBD: The Cure-All

Leila Taherian, Local News editor • March 23, 2019

As the stigma surrounding cannabis continues to fade, millions of Americans turn to it as a cure for their problems. Cannabidiol is where the name CBD derives from. Lacking the any THC, the product...

Inequality in Accessing Higher Education

Leila Taherian, Local News Editor • March 21, 2019

The wealthy upper class has a stark advantage over the majority of college applicants, even if they don’t commit fraud to get admitted.

Economic and Political Chaos Plague Venezuela

Leila Taherian, Local News Editor • February 14, 2019

After years of an ongoing economic crisis, Venezuela faces political turmoil due to the lack of a legitimate president.

The Reasoning Behind Heterogeneous Classes

Leila Taherian, Local News Editor, Outreach Manager • December 20, 2018

Rather than having the choice between an advanced course and a mainstream one, some Woodside students are only given one option regardless of their academic abilities, raising questions about the importance and benefits of this heterogenous grouping.

Straw Ban in San Francisco

Leila Taherian, Local News Editor, Outreach Manager • October 6, 2018

San Francisco is joining other cities across the country in banning the use and sale of plastic straws beginning in 2019.

Falsus in Uno, Falsus in Omnibus; False in One Thing, False in Everything

Leila Taherian, Local News Editor, Outreach Manager • September 30, 2018

Rape and male power seem to go hand in hand these days.

Population Growth Sparks a Need for Better Public Transportation

Leila Taherian, Staff Writer • September 11, 2018

Efficient public transportation in the Bay Area becomes more necessary as the amount of commuters increases.

Freshman Assembly Guides New Woodside Students

Leila Taherian, Staff Writer • August 30, 2018

To guide new Woodside students and inform them about available campus resources, the Board of Student Advisors (BOSA) hosted their annual freshman assembly last Thursday.

Affirmative Action Helps Minorities Succeed

Leila Taherian, Staff Writer • May 17, 2018

While the minorities of America are bereft of equality and equity, many progressive groups fight for their right to equal opportunities. The opportunity disparity between minorities and the affluent white...