Investigating the reasons for why women are still not entering STEM fields despite a shifting culture.
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- May 6The electric epidemic
- May 6Double contacts approved by the NCAA in women's volleyball
- May 5The Unhealthy Kids Survey: Misdiagnosing male mental health
- May 3Photo Essay: Track and field dominates MCAL Trials
- May 2Student phones: addictive by design
- May 1Setting the standard: Positivity in beach volleyball
- May 1Sports Spotlight: The Solle show
- April 30Leveling the playing field: Equality for girls' basketball
- April 30All students need media literacy training
- April 30FAFSA rollout significantly delayed due to DOE errors
- April 29Racing into spring: MRA revs up for competition season
- April 29Over the counter burger quest: seeking the ultimate fast food hamburger in Marin
On March 13, the Central Marin Police Department sent a message to the Tamalpais Union High School District (TUHSD) concerning electric motorcycles...
On Feb. 20th, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) approved double contacts by setters in women's college volleyball. According...
As the old proverb, said originally by Charles Kettering goes, understanding your problem is half of the solution, so a lack of information on...
Why so few? Investigating the reasons behind the lack of women in STEM
October 28, 2018
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Drake Goodman, Former Staff
Drake Goodman is a senior at Redwood High School and is an Editor-in-Chief for The Redwood Bark. He is also the founder of the non-profits "Recycle for Africa" and "Junior Dec My Room." He enjoys playing baseball for his high school as well as being an attorney for the Mock Trial Team and delegate for the Model United Nations Team at Redwood.
