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Zoom deprives freshmen of traditional high school experience
Zoom deprives freshmen of traditional high school experience
Dresden Calabrese • October 22, 2020
Boys’ varsity water polo team members swim across the pool as fast as they can when Coach Swanson says “go.”
Boys’ water polo team remains united amid COVID-19 safety concerns
Avery Yudice • October 21, 2020
If county health officials give TUHSD the ok, the district will follow this plan: On Mondays, Groups A and B will be at home. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Group A will be at school and Group B will be at home on Zoom. On Thursdays and Fridays Group B will be at school and Group A will be at home on Zoom. Groups are determined by last name to keep siblings together.
TUHSD will model hybrid of in-person and remote learning starting January 2021
Alice Simenstad and Dylan Carson • October 9, 2020
Voting for Measure M
Measure M vote may determine quality of education for future students
Jacob Weller, Interactive Media Manager • October 4, 2020
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Students adapt to lockdown life and online learning at home
Lockdown forges stronger bonds between students and families
Orion Csizmadia-Zinnes • October 13, 2020
Fire Captain Jenn Panko with her friends from the academy (back row from left to right: David Hoos, Jenn Panko, JD Madden; front row from left to right: Lucy Clark, Aurelio Perez, Doug Christain) when they got hired in 1997.
An in-depth look at the lives and experiences of female firefighters in Northern California
Alice Simenstad, Copy Editor • October 12, 2020
Illustration by Fiona Swan showing two first time voters conversing about the upcoming election.
First time voters eager to make an impact in 2020 presidential election
Avery Yudice • October 8, 2020
On Sept. 9, at the top of Stuyvesant Drive in Sleepy Hollow, smoke from local wildfires fills the sky.
Homeless population could take greatest hit as wildfire seasons intensify
Samantha Parr, Managing Editor • October 6, 2020
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Boys’ varsity water polo team members swim across the pool as fast as they can when Coach Swanson says “go.”
Boys’ water polo team remains united amid COVID-19 safety concerns
Avery Yudice • October 21, 2020
Boys team off to a fast start at a Saturday practice. (From the front: Jonah Grubbs, Nate Wolford, Luke Calegari, Barret Acker, Jeremy Poster, Calvin McCarthy).
COVID-19 can’t slow down Boys’ Cross Country team
Ellis Chamberlin • October 8, 2020
Sophomore Luke Willis tears through mud on the trails of Swasey. Photo courtesy of Katherine Csizmadia
Coronavirus puts mountain biking season in peril after successful first race
Jack Reuter, Sports Editor • April 3, 2020
Drake among first MCAL schools to experience loss of girls’ softball team
Drake among first MCAL schools to experience loss of girls’ softball team
Samantha Parr, Managing Editor • March 13, 2020
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater Slides into 2020
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater Slides into 2020
Aler Giffin, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 6, 2020
In house iced almond milk latte
New local cafe provides a unique twist to Marin coffee shops
Sarah Barsky, Opinion Editor • April 23, 2020
The Strokes knock it out of the park with “The New Abnormal”
The Strokes knock it out of the park with “The New Abnormal”
Otis Hixon, Music Reviewer • April 19, 2020
Conan Gray’s new album proves he still has a lot to learn
Conan Gray’s new album proves he still has a lot to learn
Otis Hixon, Music Reviewer • April 19, 2020
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Goodbye Ruth Bader Ginsberg, may your memory be a revolution
Goodbye Ruth Bader Ginsberg, may your memory be a revolution
Samantha Parr, Alice Simenstad, Kelsey Riemer, Melissa Auchard, Avery Yudice, Dylan Carson, Georgia Schroeder, and Katie Hausammann • October 6, 2020
Absentee ballots are necessary for the democracy of America
Absentee ballots are necessary for the democracy of America
Melissa Auchard, Editor in Chief • October 4, 2020
Marin isn’t immune to racial injustice
June 12, 2020
The 12 Days of Quarantine
Jeannette West, Reporter • June 9, 2020