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News
Juniors Matthew Chang and Jocelyn Gov hold up fliers for the upcoming Starry Night Prom.
Planning a Starry Night Prom, Van Gogh Style
Noor Andary, Staff Writer • May 31, 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
Candidates in the 2024 election campaign posters are showcased around the Woodbridge community.
Students Cast Their Votes in the 2024 Primary Elections
Amal Dini, Business Manager • March 28, 2024
English teacher Sabreena Beneville reads over a book with sophomore Zarar Nazim in her classroom.
English Department Looks to Upgrade Next Year's Literature Selection
Jackson Gillies, Sports Editor • March 28, 2024
Sports
Committed Athletes
Committed Athletes
Siyona Choudhry, Staff Writer • May 31, 2024

Sabine Ramos: Cal Poly Pomona for soccer Maci Land: Loyola-Marymount University for soccer Milan Heisdorf: UC Irvine for soccer Isabella...

This year, UConn defeated Purdue 75-60 to win the 2024 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championship.
If the Shoe Fits: 10 of the Most Memorable Cinderella Teams of Men’s March Madness
Jackson Gillies, Sports Editor • April 16, 2024
Senior Brian Le prepares to defend his opponent senior JC Schindler while playing basketball on Woodbridge Highs outdoor courts.
The March Madness Tournament Returns for Another Year
Siyona Choudhry, Staff Writer • March 28, 2024
Junior Payton Harris stands grounded on the pitch to hit a softball with her bat, hitting a riseball.
Softball Swings into a Spring Season of Success and Sisterhood
Donya Yazdihan, Opinion Editor • March 28, 2024
Features
Woodbridge High Senior Send-Off: Bittersweet Goodbyes to the Class of 2024
Annabelle Ko, In-Depth Editor • June 5, 2024

For some Woodbridge High staff, the first month of school is the most difficult. For others, the last month of school is the hardest. May is...

Golden Arrow students at their 23-24 banquet, celebrating their accomplishments and reminiscing.
The End of an Arrow: Looking Back on the Year’s Golden Memories
Annabelle Ko and Danbi Lee • June 5, 2024
Alexei Navalny told the public to not give up if he is killed
"The Legacy of Alexei Navalny: A Hope for a New Russia"
Lisa Volovik, Illustrator • June 3, 2024
Abilities Awareness Day gives representation to the ESN community, fostering unity on our campus.
Warriors Promote Inclusivity During Abilities Awareness Week
Leah Wong, Staff Writer • May 31, 2024
From freshman to senior year, we have grown here at Woodbridge High and transformed into young adults, ready for the next chapter of life.
The Class of 2024 Ranks Their High School Years
Noor Andary, Staff Writer • May 15, 2024
Opinion
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
With ongoing debates surrounding merit in college applications, the continued use of legacies fuels debate on its unfair advantages
Rebecca Sanchez, Copy Editor • June 5, 2024

Although once deemed the pride of American universities, legacy admissions are an archaic system that is both shameful and an absurd excuse for...

Focus on the places you’ll go and your path, not the places everyone else goes.
College Isn’t the Only Path to Success
Danbi Lee, Features Editor • May 9, 2024
Feeling anxious, depressed or detached from society can look different for everyone, but we are all looking at the same stars, you are not alone
Cartoon Page: Feeling Detached
Lisa Volovik, Staff Illustrator • April 23, 2024
Celebrity culture is displayed at Target on magazines for the entertainment of the public.
Celebrity Culture: A-List Danger and Distraction
Rebecca Sanchez, Copy Editor • March 29, 2024
Staff Editorial: We Need to Counter the Spread of Polarizing Information on Social Media
Golden Arrow Staff • March 28, 2024
Arts & Entertainment
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

With the end of high school impending, my life is the most hectic it has ever been. Advanced Placement (AP) tests, looming finals, graduation...

Woodbridge High Students Artistic Aspirations
Woodbridge High Students' Artistic Aspirations
Amal Dini, Business Manager • May 31, 2024
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
Rebecca Sanchez, Copy Editor • May 15, 2024
Beginning ceramics art pieces are displayed throughout the black box for students to walk around and look at.
Art Council Reintroduces Fine Arts Day, Inspires Creativity and Innovation
Donya Yazdihan, Opinion Editor • May 13, 2024
In Depth
A Summer sunset at Laguna Beach.
Fun Activities to Make the Most out of Summer
Leah Wong, Staff Writer • 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 31, 2024
Sriram poses holding her cap and gown, in anticipation for graduation.
Shrinidhi Sriram Honors Diverse Pathways in Upcoming Commencement Speech
Arna Churiwala, A&E Editor • May 31, 2024
National Senior Commitments Map
National Senior Commitments Map
Annabelle Ko, In-Depth Editor • May 31, 2024
The Game of Life
The Game of Life
Ruby Yang, Editor-in-Chief • May 31, 2024
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Beginning Journalism
An illustration that depicts the various forms of drinks that have caffeine in them. This image demonstrates the idea that caffeine is present in many forms of drinks, meaning that a person may not even know they are consuming caffeine without properly checking the nutritional info. When trying to avoid these heavily caffeinated drinks, people often face issues of not having easy sources of energy whenever they need it. This can be battled with herbal teas, which consist of chamomile, a herb that relaxes the nerves. Even if taste were to be a problem from avoiding these caffeinated drinks, people have found success in switching to decaf alternatives.
Addressing The Caffeine Craze And How To Overcome Caffeine Addiction
David Han, Swayam Jawale, and Sara Qazi • June 2, 2024
This illustration shows that students may have scored very well on their standardized tests, but perhaps not as well on their courses due to the teacher being very harsh or student learning and teacher teaching styles clashing. And thus we can have students with very low grades but also score very high on APs. Giving students the chance to truly show what they know on a standardized test can really benefit them, helping them get the grade and education that they deserve and are capable of attaining
AP 5s should give a 5.0 GPA
Thomas Ahn, Roman Hoang, and Vlad Lykov • June 2, 2024
Meet the Staff
Siyona Choudhry
Siyona Choudhry
Writer

Hi Warriors! I’m Siyona Choudhry and I am very excited to be a writer for the Golden Arrow this year! I’m a sophomore and I play lacrosse and basketball at Woodbridge. I enjoy reading, drawing, and...

Brandon Liu
Brandon Liu
Co-Editor-in-Chief

Hi Warriors! I'm Brandon and this will be my fourth and final year in journalism. I am so honored to lead our magazine this year and carry out our vision of a publication that breaks down the latest on-campus...

Ruby Yang
Ruby Yang
Co-Editor-in-Chief

Hey Warriors! My name is Ruby Yang and I am so excited to serve as a Co-Editor-in-Chief. This is my fourth year in Golden Arrow and my second year as Co-EIC. I can’t wait to deliver print issues and...

Mahati Iyer
Mahati Iyer
Writer/Photographer

My name is Mahati Iyer and this is my first year on the Golden Arrow as a writer and photographer! I look forward to collaborating and creating with the other journalists and interacting with the lovely...

Ocean Pham
Ocean Pham
Photo Editor

Hey Warriors! My name is Ocean Pham and I am excited to continue my second year as a photo editor! I hope to share my skill in photography in our issues for you all to see and enjoy as well as articulating...

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