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- Stellar defense leads lacrosse team
- Environmental club funded by Disney Friends For Change
- Board to consider new policy for transgender support
- Link Crew lures students with hot dogs
Snapshot
Junior Nico Giusti is one of many Redwood students giving blood in todays blood drive
Stellar defense leads lacrosse team
It is 6:30 on a Friday evening, the soft hazes of dusky pink and purple creeping ever so slowly across the Corte Madera Creek and swirling around the goal posts of Bob Troppman Field. “Lift! Lift!” Patrick Brown is screaming. A stout, muscular man about 15 years removed from an illustrious college career as a [...]
Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble host final performance
Completing the year on a bittersweet note, the Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble finished their final performance last week. On May 7, the two bands finished the year with a challenging new set in their last performance of the year. Junior Rayna Saron, who plays the tuba for the Wind Ensemble and the trombone for [...]
Potent poets slam Drake and Tam teams
Three hundred audience members sat in silence last Wednesday night in the Little Theater as slam poet Sabrina Nargiz’s words pierced the air and sent chills down spines. Nargiz, a first-year Slam Poetry Team member, was the first of six Redwood poets to perform at this year’s Poetry Slam competition, which featured poets from Redwood, [...]
Golf wins MCAL for third straight year
Jon Shaw could not believe it. A triple bogey. Tenth hole of the MCAL championship at San Geronimo, and he had shot a triple bogey. Three minutes was all he allowed himself to be angry. Then he moved on. Using his strong short game and solid putting to birdie several of the remaining eight holes, [...]
Varsity girls take MCAL soccer title
Despite being perhaps the most “chill” team in Redwood sports, the girls’ varsity soccer team won the MCAL championship, defeating Marin Catholic 2-1 last Friday in the championship game of the playoffs, with a late goal by Ali Pieri breaking the tie. “We are just a little more chill than other sports,” said co-captain Olivia [...]
News
Environmental club funded by Disney Friends For Change
Bringing clean energy to campus just got a little easier. The Renewable Energy Club received a $1,000 grant from Disney Friends For Change and Youth Service America (YSA) on March 13 for an upcoming project that involves creating biodiesel from waste products. Disney and YSA offered up to $1,000 to groups of active, motivated students [...]
Sports
Stellar defense leads lacrosse team
It is 6:30 on a Friday evening, the soft hazes of dusky pink and purple creeping ever so slowly across the Corte Madera Creek and swirling around the goal posts of Bob Troppman Field. “Lift! Lift!” Patrick Brown is screaming. A stout, muscular man about 15 years removed from an illustrious college career as a [...]
Opinion
Editorial: DMV standards high for a reason
Not coming to a full stop. Tailgating. Switching lanes in intersections. This is the current state of sloppy driving we have come to know, particularly for teenagers, and it seems to have arisen from the license test and its consistent lack of consistency at the local level. It is often rumored that it is “easier” [...]
Culture
Face to Face: Why promote causes on social media?
What do you think about showing support for causes on social media sites? Sasha Perigo: In response to the recent issue of gay marriage being taken to the Supreme Court, and whether or not people should post the “marriage equality” picture on Facebook, some people would say that it wasn’t helpful at all. But [...]
