Looking Back: Woodside 50 Years Ago

Jack Freeman, Staff Writer

May 2, 2019

With the 50th anniversary of the graduating class of 1969 happening this year, it’s time to look back.

Putin Talks Nukes With Kim After U.S. Negotiations Falter

Sean Moriarty, Special Coverage Editor

May 1, 2019

President Putin met with Kim Jong-Un to discuss North Korea's nuclear program for the first time on April 25th.

Bernie Sanders Leads in 2020 Fundraising

Liam Lee, Staff Writer

May 1, 2019

Vermont senator Bernie Sanders leads the field of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates in fundraising, raising more than $18 million, $6 million more than the next candidate, California senator Kamala Harris.

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.

Woodside’s Got Culture

Chelly Cerrillo, Staff Writer

April 29, 2019

Woodside High School held a cultural rally on April 10 to inform students of the school’s different cultures.

Fundraising Friday 2019

Chloe Postlewaite, Design/Arts & Entertainment Editor

April 29, 2019

Woodside vs. Sequoia: Who Had The Better Prom?

Breanna Broussard, Staff Writer

April 26, 2019

Both Woodside High School and Sequoia High School held their prom at the same venue this year. Students from Sequoia attended their prom on April 12, whereas Woodside students attended their prom April 13. Even though both proms were at The Bently Reserve in San Francisco, each prom gave a different experience.

The Parking Lot Dilemma

Joseph King, Staff Writer

April 25, 2019

Recently, students have complained regarding the large amount of vehicles parked in the lot, with many resorting to parking illegally.

The Effects of How We View the LGBTQ+ Community

Dominic DeVitis, Staff Writer

April 19, 2019

Many people in the LGBTQ+ community feel that they are viewed differently because of their sexuality.

The Pressures Surrounding Advanced Placement Classes

Cody Bowers, Staff Writer

April 15, 2019

Many high schoolers feel an obligation to take mentally demanding and challenging classes, such as Advanced Placement (AP) or college prep classes, even if they have no desire to pursue the subject of classes they are taking. Also, some high schoolers will take advanced classes even if they are ill-prepared for the course.