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Junior and Link Crew member Maddie Neukranz draws on freshman Bennett Canady's face.
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 [...]
Undefeated regular season capped by MCAL pennant
As doubles teammates Nick Boesel and Holt Hanley took the win against Branson on April 25, they continued the two-year tradition of seizing the MCAL pennant. However, they were also setting a new record, finishing the entire regular season undefeated from preseason to non-league play to MCALs. The boys’ varsity tennis team finished the regular [...]
Highlanders lose to East Coast power
Two elite rugby teams, one from the West Coast and one from the East Coast, played to prove their dominance at Dominican College earlier this month. Arriving at the Dominican field, the Marin Highlanders sought to defend their reputation as a California powerhouse against the Xavier Knights, a high school from New York. After a [...]
UPDATED: The mother of all plays: Seniors perform award-winning original production
Senior EPiC performers took home a “superior” award, the drama competition’s equivalent of a gold medal, from this year’s Motherlode Drama Festival on April 20 for their original play “Life, After.” Though the annual competition is not limited to drama groups with original productions, Redwood’s EPiC was only one of three groups to present [...]
UPDATED: Car accident claims lives of student and family member
Dylan Barry and his uncle Robert Dunn were killed in a car crash on Highway 1 in Sonoma last weekend. Barry, who was a sophomore at Redwood, and his uncle, a former mayor of Corte Madera, died instantly after the vehicle struck a roadside tree, CHP reported. The Santa Rosa Press Democrat reported that Dunn [...]
News
Arts Unite fosters friendship between special education, music departments
People often say that music is a universal language. Recently, students from the special education and music departments have teamed up to prove just how true that is. The special education department is collaborating with volunteers from the music department and William Rossel of Arts Unite to play percussion with the students. “The Arts Unite [...]
Sports
Sports Spotlight: Silverman poses tough test for elite opponents
Parker Silverman stared across the net at one of the top players in his age group in the entire country. Dressed in Justin-Siena’s blue and red garb, Michael Guzman bounded back and forth while Silverman readied for the match point. Guzman, a UCLA commit, for the first time in his MCAL career was defeated by [...]
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 [...]
