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The downside of a doll’s downsize

American Girl dolls’ ‘Modern Era’ collection sparks debate over body standards in toy designs
Elizabeth Hopkins and Paige Catanese
March 25, 2026
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Investigative report: The booster gap
Investigative report: The booster gap
A decade later, Redwood's 2014 lip dub sparks popularity amongst people across the world
“Students are encouraged to have an alternative plan if they do not receive all of their requested courses,” counseling secretary Simone Davis wrote to families via StudentSquare in response to downsizing in course requests for the 2027-28 school year. The reduction in elective courses comes as a result of underperforming revenue attributed to the low-demand housing market.
How the housing market is affecting course requests at Redwood
Hacky sack kicks back into student culture
Illustration by Paloma Nacamuli
Children's books gone bad
NuKase cases are made of polycarbonate and sealed with a magnetic locking mechanism to prevent tampering.
TUHSD’s phone-free future
About the Contributors
Elizabeth Hopkins
Elizabeth Hopkins, Web Designer
Elizabeth Hopkins is a junior and it’s her second year writing for The Redwood Bark. She loves the Bark community and is always eager to learn something new while reporting. Outside of writing she loves doing yoga and hanging out with her friends and family.
Paige Catanese
Paige Catanese, Layout Editor
Paige Catanese is a senior and it is her third year writing for The Redwood Bark. She loves collaborating with other student journalists and community members to write news and lifestyle articles. Outside of her love for journalism, Paige is a pilates instructor at BodyRok North Bay and loves spending time with her friends and family.