Changing the Tune
November 18, 2025
Inside an artist’s mind: Francisco Prado
Washington senior Francisco Prado takes pleasure in art because it allows him to do something for himself and his mental health.
The “blindness” of colleges going test-blind
UCs and CSUs doing away the SATs was an unwise decision as there is no longer a single fair, standardized metric to judge college applicants by.
Cycling to school: Discouraged and neglected
Though Fremont has increased accessibility for bikers in various parts of the city, it has failed to do so near Washington High school—a central hub for bikers; one potential solution is The Bike Master Plan.
Washington needs to get rid of inauthentic clubs
Washington is too lenient in its club approval process, which allows many students to abuse the system by creating faulty clubs meant only to pad their resumes.
Are horror movies becoming too cliché?
October: The air becomes colder, the clouds shroud the sky in a dark hue, and the best of all? Halloween is here! This is the day everyone dresses up as their favorite creatures and characters and kids enjoy going door to door receiving candy…
The pandemic’s lasting effect on Halloween
With the end of 2021 and the start of the third year in a pandemic, many have been put through emotional turmoil. Now,…
Washington’s different Halloween traditions
People celebrate the holiday Halloween because it’s fun, creative, and the experience is unique. At Washington High School, students have many Halloween traditions they participate in to have a good time during the holiday season.
The costume makers of Washington
For many, Halloween is the most anticipated night of the year. As the night goes on, we see more and more people in costumes roaming the streets.
A new season of spooktacular homes in Fremont
Spooky season has arrived, and you know what that means: Halloween is here! Everyone celebrates Halloween in their own way, whether they dress up in fun costumes or go trick or treating with their friends.