Just Keep Swimming…Or Not
Fred Corcoran, Layout Expert
May 21, 2013
Every California public high schooler must take part in swimming during PE; however, not every student feels as enthusiastic about it. Woodside High students must take swimming for a month at the end of their PE year. Although it is hot out and can be a fun side of physical education, there are many... Read more »
The Confessions of a Foreign Exchange Student
Diego Perez, Staff Writer
May 9, 2013
Woodside High School, on a quest to make itself a more diverse institution, has welcomed several foreign exchange students from across the globe; their varied experiences make them perfect candidates for opinionated comparisons between America and the outside world. They have ventured past the horizons... Read more »
A New Era For Catholics
Luci Cerrillo, Staff Writer
May 9, 2013
Francis waves to the crowd shortly after the inaugural mass in Vatican City (Rome, Italy) Photo credit: Wikipedia user Fczarnowski Tuesday, March 19, 2013; the day in which Jorge Mario Bergoglio was installed as Pope Francis I after Pope Benedict XVI’s surprising resignation from papacy, making Francis... Read more »
Epic Performances at Music’s Biggest Night
Alexis Carlson, Staff Writer
March 6, 2013
On February 10th, over 28 million people worldwide watched in awe as the most celebrated musical artists of our time participated in a celebration of performance art and musical talent that will be remembered for years to come. The night kicked off with a circus-themed performance by the country pop... Read more »
Gender Discrimination Seeps into Athletics
Luci Cerrillo, Staff Writer
January 15, 2013
We’ve all seen girls do a spectacular job on the softball field or the basketball court, but they can definitely turn heads in the wrestling ring and on the football field as well. Stafford with her proud parents at the 2012 Homecoming Football game. Photo credit: Alex Lopez ’14 You don’t have... Read more »
Halloween for the Wildcats
Nicholas Montalbano, Staff Writer
November 20, 2012
With all the students at Woodside that went out of their way to have amazing costumes, Halloween means just a little bit more than just throwing eggs and TP-ing. Bane gets his turn at the mike. Teenagers here at Woodside were more than happy to dress up in funny or intense costumes and go around their... Read more »
Hostility within Woodside, and Those Who Take a Stand
Joel Martinez-Cobian, Staff Writer
November 20, 2012
When it comes to bullying, the Woodside student population is torn between opinions. A majority of students admit that although bullying exists on campus, it is of limited occurrence. However, others believe that this optimistic point of view stems from a lack of perception. I was first encouraged to... Read more »
Students with Autism Beyond the Classroom
Chloe Steck, Staff Writer
May 25, 2012
Paulo is obsessed with his iPod, Johanna loves chips, Lucas enjoys his Foods class, and Kiky can’t wait to graduate. Aspects like these can’t be noticed with just a quick look. The autism class is one of the three special education classes at Woodside. Autism is measured on a “spectrum”... Read more »
Get To Know Your Teacher at Open House!
Makayla Karr-Warner, Student Life Editor
April 12, 2012
From 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on April 12, the Woodside High School’s doors are open for families and students to attend Open House night. It is a night for families to familiarize themselves with the school and the faculty. Parents can attend to find out what their student is learning and to see how... Read more »
So You Want to Play a Spring Sport for P.E. Credits
Caitlin Bohaboy, Social Media Manager
March 9, 2012
Everyone I know is playing a sport this spring, but not everyone I know is athletic. Why have all the Woodside students jumped into the sports wagon this spring? Obviously for those glorious P.E. credits we all need in order to graduate. There’s a huge variety of athletics, from swimming and badminton,... Read more »
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