The student news site of Woodbridge High School

Golden Arrow
The student news site of Woodbridge High School

Golden Arrow
The student news site of Woodbridge High School

Golden Arrow
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Halloween Hangover: Why students and teachers need the day after Halloween to be a holiday

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Come along to listen to the evolution of music and its different genres.

20 Revolutionary Albums: A Reflection on the Records That Changed Music Across Decades

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College Board is not the non-profit organization it tries to be, overcharging students per tests.

Is the College Board Truly a Nonprofit?

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A young girl writes a love letter to a prison pal to confess her attraction.

Society Should Stop Romanticizing Criminal Behavior

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Celebrity culture is displayed at Target on magazines for the entertainment of the public.

Celebrity Culture: A-List Danger and Distraction

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Taylor Swift, the first artist with all her songs in the Top 10 on Billboard Hot 100.

How to Become the Next Pop Star Sensation: Inspired by Taylor Swift

Ms. Alexandra Sheridan, AP World Teacher
Alex Li, Freshman
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Juniors Matthew Chang and Jocelyn Gov hold up fliers for the upcoming "Starry Night" Prom.
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Planning a Starry Night Prom, Van Gogh Style
Noor Andary, Staff Writer • May 30, 2024

The prom planning committee meticulously crafted a night to remember inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.”This year’s prom captured Van Gogh’s famous painting...

Martha Scullin, a Woodbridge High counselor, is working hard to organize homeroom assignments for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.
Homeroom Assignments Undergo Changes for the 2024-25 School Year
Sofia Saunders, Staff Writer • May 28, 2024
The Spring Carnival featured a Ferris wheel and a bounce house.
ASB Presents Inaugural Spring Carnival
Donya Yazdihan, Opinion Editor • April 8, 2024
In Depth
A Summer sunset at Laguna Beach.
Fun Activities to Make the Most out of Summer
June 3, 2024

During the summer, students at Woodbridge engage in a variety of refreshing activities around the Woodbridge community and Southern California...

California Senior Commitments Map
California Senior Commitments Map
Annabelle Ko, In-Depth Editor • May 30, 2024
National Senior Commitments Map
National Senior Commitments Map
Annabelle Ko, In-Depth Editor • May 30, 2024
Features
Junior Yuna Noh practices playing her violin.
Yuna Noh named Concertmaster for Woodbridge High’s 2024-2025 Concert Season
Noor Andary, News Editor • November 6, 2024

Woodbridge High’s orchestra welcomes a new concertmaster, junior and violinist Yuna Noh, who will lead the orchestra, and bring its musicians...

Seeing Double
Seeing Double
Lily Tsai, Writer • October 25, 2024
Woodbridge High Senior Send-Off: Bittersweet Goodbyes to the Class of 2024
Annabelle Ko, In-Depth Editor • June 5, 2024
Sports
Woodbridge High varsity football players tackle an opposing player.
Friday Night Football Games
Ashlynn Do, Photo Editor • October 31, 2024
Committed Athletes
Siyona Choudhry, Staff Writer • May 30, 2024
If the Shoe Fits: 10 of the Most Memorable Cinderella Teams of Men’s March Madness
Jackson Gillies, Sports Editor • April 16, 2024
Arts & Entertainment
Golden Leaves and Golden Sounds: Essential Fall Album Releases
Golden Leaves and Golden Sounds: Essential Fall Album Releases
Alexis Levin, A+E Editor • October 24, 2024

As summer reluctantly hands over the reins to fall, we’re left with a season of overpriced pumpkin spice everything and loads of homework and...

The alternative/indie style of music by Beabadoobee explores the idea of taking accountability in life.
Start Off Summer With Stellar Singles
Arna Churiwala, A+E Editor • June 3, 2024
Woodbridge High Students' Artistic Aspirations
Woodbridge High Students’ Artistic Aspirations
Amal Dini, Business Manager • May 30, 2024
Opinion
The Battle of the Juices: Orange vs. Apple
Jonah Shea, Features Editor • November 1, 2024

Many people enjoy the wide variety of juices available, but apple and orange juice are often the top choices. However, there is only one winner...

Satire: People who Ride Horses are a Nuisance to Society
Satire: People who Ride Horses are a Nuisance to Society
Hunter Duong, Staff Writer • November 1, 2024
The upholding of legacy admissions continue to serve as a favorable advantage, prioritizing alumni rather than fair competition.
Legacy Admissions: An Outdated Continuity of American Disparity
Rebecca Sanchez, Copy Editor • June 5, 2024
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Meet the Staff
Isabella Perez
Isabella Perez
Beginning Journalist

Isabella is somebody who tries to lift up others, and never sees it as an inconvenience. In her words “It’s important to me that people know they that are valued… and even if somebody else is doing...

Lauryn Goldsmith
Lauryn Goldsmith
Beginning Journalist

Lauryn is very passionate about sports, more specifically softball and football. She is motivated by her family because they always push her to do her best. A role model she looks up to is Jarren Durran...

Samuel Bradbury
Samuel Bradbury
Beginning Journalist

Sam is a freshmen at woodbridge high school. Inspired by popular storytime animators such as  Jaiden Animations and TheOdd1sOut, Sam joined journalism with the hopes of sharing his own stories. Taking...

Faith Lucas
Faith Lucas
Beginning Journalist

Faith shows her want to change the world for the better through her writing. She works to “focus on the good in the world rather than the bad.” Faith is a collaborative worker who is not challenged...

Hunter Duong
Hunter Duong
Writer

Hello Warriors! I'm a human being made from the same atoms that formed at the cores of suns. I'm made of 60% water and have 206 bones. Part of the genus homo sapien sapiens. Likes long walks on the beach....

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