As a recently-minted 18 year-old who voted for the first time just a few months ago, I can say with confidence that voting is not the exciting mutual enterprise that I had imagined. My parents have long...
Students in Woodside’s Music Production Club are launching a student music label, enabling students to produce and release music in a more official capacity.
Since January, a team of Woodside students...
This April, seven Woodside seniors won scholarships from the prestigious local Sequoia Awards.
The Sequoia Awards, established in 1990, is “dedicated to honoring volunteerism in Redwood City”...
It’s clear why people love gas stoves. They allow you to quickly adjust the temperature, they evenly heat cookware, they don’t radiate a lot of heat, and they have a certain aesthetic value over a...
60 juniors recently embarked on a three-day college trip to Southern California, visiting 6 schools along the way.
From Feb 6th to Feb 8th, 60 Woodside juniors, accompanied by teachers and parental...
If you are plugged into the news of the Sequoia Union High School District, you have probably heard the word “detracking” thrown around in the past few months. Detracking is a major political issue...
Note: As an editorial, this piece reflects the opinion of the Paw Print newsroom as a whole.
Beginning on the morning of October 7, Hamas, an Iran-backed militant and terrorist group that governs...
The 2023–2024 freshman elections recently occurred, with Miles Moore elected as freshman President, Mina Buhr elected as Vice President, Pardis Aghatehrani elected as Secretary, and Henry Schwab elected...
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s overturning of affirmative action, the college admissions landscape, and students' perception of it, is changing.
On June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court struck down...
In Barack Obama’s 2102 Inaugural Address, he spoke of “unalienable rights.” He spoke of the importance of fair and open elections. He spoke of “debates about the role of government.” And he spoke...
