“Waves”: A Review
Alexander Balfanz, Copy Editor
February 11, 2020
It's best to watch "Waves" without knowing anything about it.
Netflix’s “The Circle” Brings Social Media to Life
Taila Lee, Coeditor in Chief
February 9, 2020
Some say that social media has completely taken over our lives. And, in Netflix’s latest reality show “The Circle,” producers take this concept to the next level.
Free Press in the Internet Age
Chloe Postlewaite, Online Editor
December 20, 2019
Student journalists are a key part of the news, and America only has a free press when there are no limitations to the First Amendment for student journalists.
Cultural Exchange: Learning the Background of Visiting Students from Kyrgyzstan and Tunisia
Gulnazik Bakhramova, Staff Writer
December 20, 2019
Exchange students Adam Ajroudi from Tunisia in North Africa, alongside Aibiike Abdysamatova and Gulnazik Bakhramova (author) from Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia, presented information about their countries during International Education Week (IEW) on November 18 through 22 at Woodside High School.
To Restore Trust in the Media, We Must Curb Hate
Emma Chiu, Coeditor in Chief
December 19, 2019
Half of all Americans believe fake news is a crucial problem, ranking it as a more pressing issue than violent crime (49 percent), climate change (46 percent), and racism (40 percent).
What I Learned from Meeting Woodside’s “Underappreciated” Clubs
Alexander Balfanz, Copy Editor
December 15, 2019
In my time at Woodside, I’ve stopped by my fair share of clubs. So, whenever I walk around campus and see posters advertising even more clubs, I wonder how Woodside’s clubs can coexist in such a competitive club economy.
Review: “Magdalene” by FKA Twigs
Alexander Balfanz, Copy Editor
November 14, 2019
FKA Twigs released her second album "Magdalene" on November 8, 2019, marking her first full-length album since 2014's "LP1." The album features Twigs collaborating with a variety of talented electronic artists across nine songs.
An Unbelievably Riveting Show
Emma Montalbano, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019
“You don't sound crazy to me," Karen Duvall, one of the main detectives in a new limited Netflix series, said. "You sound like someone who's been through a trauma and is looking for a way to feel safe again and in control. And, there is nothing crazy about that.”
Dodie’s Enchanting Performance Lights Up The Fox Theater
Taila Lee, Coeditor in Chief
October 15, 2019
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA — The Fox Theater glowed a striking sunflower yellow on Sunday, October 6 as Dodie took to the stage in front of hundreds of fans for her 2019 “Human” tour.
Charli XCX Finds Her Voice
Alexander Balfanz, Copy Editor
October 11, 2019
The release of Charli XCX's third studio album, “Charli,” has been marked by nonstop turmoil. Since 2014's “Sucker,” the pop singer has seen hundreds of her songs leak online (including practically the entirety of what was originally planned to be her third studio album, referred to by fans as “XCX 3” or “XCX World”), worked closely with British experimental pop group PC Music, and released two full mixtapes and an EP.
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Taila Lee, Coeditor in Chief
February 11, 2020
Ayiana Randolph, una estudiante de dieciséis años del área de la bahía, comenzó usar TikTok hace un año. Ahora, ella tiene tres millones de gustos en todas sus publicaciones y más de 115.000 seguidores.
Clases de Colocación Avanzada: Los Segregadores no Intencionales
January 31, 2020
Las clases de colocación avanzada tienden a atraer los estudiantes caucásicos, los angloparlantes nativos y los de mayores niveles de ingresos.
Taila Lee, Emma Chiu, Sam Brook, and Chloe Postlewaite
February 2, 2020
More than 150 students at North Star Academy, a third through eighth grade school in Redwood City, walked out of class to raise awareness about climate change and demand climate action on Friday, January 31.
December 22, 2019
Reporter Taila Lee explores the app TikTok's sudden popularity and the evolution of social media.
“Isn’t It Just Soap?”: Gender Stereotypes in Marketing
December 21, 2019
Earplugs, pens, soap, tape, and razors: what do these products have in common? Many are commonly marketed separately towards men and women.