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Growing up Asian American

Nathan Chen, Copy Editor February 6, 2024

This article appeared in the Fall 2023 magazine, Growing Up. Asian Americans are a minority, making up less than 15 percent of California’s population. Students and staff at Woodside shared their...

Woodside alumni reflect on their journey

Patrick Van Hoven, Managing Editor February 1, 2024

This article appeared in the Fall 2023 magazine, Growing Up. As a high school senior, I think I speak for many of my peers when I say that my future—in college, and beyond—is frequently on my mind....

Jonah Max Dujmovic’s transgender transition throughout childhood

Coco Beck, Staff Writer January 30, 2024

This article appeared in the Fall 2023 magazine, Growing Up. Growing up, kids often act the way associated with their gender. According to the parenting website Pregnancy, Birth, and Baby: “They may...

Yum Club is one of the many clubs available at Woodside. It creates a community where people can learn about and eat foods while having fun.

Yum Club provides a safe space to talk about food

Nathan Chen, Copy Editor January 28, 2024

Among various clubs at Woodside, Yum Club provides an opportunity for students to meet new people and learn about food. Food insecurity and eating disorders are a big struggle that many face. According...

Woodside TV Live films in their studio every morning during fourth and fifth period.

Behind the scenes of Woodside TV Live

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor-in-Chief January 25, 2024

Lights, camera, action. Tucked in the back of I-4, Woodside TV Live starts the morning for the 1,600 students on campus, filling them in on all the important announcements and activities going on. But,...

This image shows a student doing their senior thesis and thinking about graduation.

Senior thesis: Tips from a senior

Samantha Marquez, Staff Writer January 25, 2024

Senior thesis is a research project that students do in their last year of high school at Woodside. It is taught in the English and Government/Economics classes and counts toward those grades. Senior...

Stress can form as a result of many things, including academic pressure, relationship tensions, money, and time restrictions.

Stress and ways to cope with it

Luisa Gapastione, Beat Editor January 24, 2024

Due to factors such as academic pressure and relationship issues, students have a lot to deal with when it comes to stress. According to “The Impact of Stress on the Structure of the Adolescent Brain,”...

Art classes provides Woodside students with a safe space to freely express themselves.

Art: A Door to Self-Expression

Jaiedenn Dolan, Beat Editor January 24, 2024

Self-expression can take on various forms. Woodside students utilize their art as an outlet to display themselves distinctively.  Art can create an open and safe space for many students to freely express...

Students walk to their cars to depart school once the final bell rings.

Navigating the chaos

Chloe De Leon, Co-Editor-in-Chief January 18, 2024

Every morning, juniors and seniors flood into the parking lot, quickly pull into an available spot and scurry to their first class of the day. Factors including limited space and student actions create...

Quinn Watrous gave a debate presentation this past summer at Wake Forest’s summer program.

Woodside student takes on Wake Forest summer program

Chloe De Leon, Co-Editor-in-Chief January 18, 2024

Academic summer programs offer students an opportunity to progress their academics and gain exposure to their interests in a professional setting. According to the College Board, an organization that facilitates...

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