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Woodside Heads Into Anything Goes

Zack Hage, Staff Writer • February 14, 2017

At first sight, Woodside High School seems like another savant in regards to high school musicals. However, their newest production, Anything Goes, contains an assortment of challenges ranging from the production’s setting and singing that all have to be accomplished in time for a tight schedule. Under these constraints, it’s possible to see specific talents can blossom once the show hits the stage.  Woodside High School’s Entertainment Editor Zack Hage came to visit a typical practice, in order to see how things are shaping up.

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About the Contributor
Zack Hage
Zack Hage, Staff Writer
Now in his third year of reporting,  Zack Hage is the Copy Editor, as well as a writer for the 2017-2018 Woodside Paw Print. Having been in journalism programs since 6th grade, he is experienced in writing for entertainment/tech avenues, due to his early appreciations in music, movies, and more. Some of his favorite stories to write include a feature on whether Trump’s election could affect California, as well as analyses of concert security following Manchester and the movie industry following Summer 2016. When he graduates this year, hr would like to attend a California state college, either majoring in Journalism or some other English program.

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