Burgers are a staple of the American diet, and you could find a place that sells them in almost every part of the US. In fact, burgers are such a staple, that when people think of the US, they automatically...
Teenagers are being exploited in their workplaces, and work permits are doing little to mitigate the problem.
High school students get jobs for many reasons, such as saving money for college, helping...
Woodside's annual fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society known as the “Penny Wars” comes to an end; with it comes a collection of money and points from each grade.
Controversy surrounding the censorship of books like “Catcher in the Rye” by J.D Salinger, “Maus” by Art Spiegelman, and “Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain has sparked a national debate as to...
March is a month of great stress for many seniors as they anxiously await college decisions from their top schools.
Many schools have released information revealing that they have received record-breaking...
As high school is a melting pot of stress and anxiety, many students engage in unusual hobbies for a much-needed break in the day. Often, these niche activities, like karate, memorizing digits of pi, and...
Woodside softball stomped Los Altos this past Tuesday, March 15, with a 4-0 win.
With spring sports well underway, numerous Woodside teams have taken off, with softball hoping to make an impact. Varsity...
After an exciting journey of strong candidates and lots of useful campaigning strategies, Woodside’s Board of Student Affairs (BOSA) election results are now out.
Even though this year's candidates...
As the third quarter draws to a close, long-awaited PE assessments have been recently administered. As Woodside’s freshmen and sophomores navigate strength gauging examinations such as the pushup test, the trunk lift, and the mile, many students have noticed that they have one less requirement to fill: a BMI test.
