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‘Rising Stars’ shine at Youth in Arts Gallery
‘Rising Stars’ shine at Youth in Arts Gallery
Elsa Sherman April 22, 2024

From Feb. 10 through April 12, Youth in Arts held the 33rd Annual Marin County High School Art Show, known as Rising Stars. The exhibition...

 Illustrated by Cora Champommier
No one likes a damp diamond: How rain delays throw baseball a curveball
Kellen Smith and Lucas Tempero April 21, 2024

Some sports depend on the weather, but none as much as baseball due to the atmosphere around the game. As America’s pastime, baseball is...

Bliss: Marin’s first soft-serve shop dedicated to Asian-inspired ice cream
Owen McDaniels April 21, 2024

Located in Novato’s San Marin Plaza, Bliss Ice Cream is one of Marin’s most unique dessert joints. Customers can enjoy koi fish-shaped...

Redwood after dark

Whether students know about Redwood’s athletics because of their own participation or their opinions about Varsity Lacrosse’s bold hair choice, most are at least somewhat aware of the various sports and athletic practices that occur in the afternoon. However, the numerous night classes offered at Redwood are less well-known. All throughout the week, Redwood’s campus is abuzz with activity after dark in the music room, art building and classrooms throughout campus. According to a recent self-reported Bark survey, 35 percent of students are involved in afterschool activities at Redwood that do not include athletics. Below are just some of the lesser-known classes offered at Redwood after hours, and the unique impact such offerings can have on an educational experiences for students and adults alike in our district.

Redwood After Dark

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About the Contributor
Emily Sweet
Emily Sweet, Former Staff
Emily Sweet is exceptionally excited to be an Editor-in-Chief this year! In her free time she enjoys listening to bad puns about her last name, accidentally exiting out of the Spotify app while music is playing and contemplating the validity of the Oxford comma. She is an avid Eagles fan and has an adorable dog named Riley. Exclusive fact: she also has bunny slippers named Woodward and Bernstein.