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Alexandra Polidora

Alexandra Polidora, Former Staff

Junior Alexandra Polidora is a reporter on the Redwood Bark. She is a member of the school swim team and loves traveling and going to the beach. She is super excited to write more for the Bark this year!

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Spending time at the Food Truck Friday event organized by Link Crew, students interact at various tables set up around the South Lawn.

Snapshot No. 68

Alexandra Polidora
May 18, 2019
Drunken love and the blurred lines between intoxication and consent

Drunken love and the blurred lines between intoxication and consent

Alexandra Polidora and Evelyn Bailey
April 1, 2019
Drunken love and the blurred lines between intoxication and consent

Drunken love and the blurred lines between intoxication and consent

Alexandra Polidora and Evelyn Bailey
March 21, 2019
Anti-vax: affects one, affects all

Anti-vax: affects one, affects all

Alexandra Polidora, Reporter
March 8, 2019
Satire: The worlds greatest government shutdown

Satire: The world’s greatest government shutdown

Alexandra Polidora
February 27, 2019
Empty spots scattered across the Redwood back lot.

Snapshot No. 28

Alexandra Polidora
December 20, 2018

Kick your holidays into high gear with these unbeatable festive recipes

Alexandra Polidora, Author
December 12, 2018
The final One Act in the hour long show comes to a close as Mitchell is wrongfully arrested for drug dealing.

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Nearing the end of the One Act, Mitchell and Gibson kiss.

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Students prepare for the dance portion of their One Act in which they play the drug dealers.

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Upperclassman, playing typical high school students, perform their One Act.

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Speaking in her One Act, junior Lili Gibson looks out at the audience.

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Students sing in a musical number in their One Act.

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Senior Davis Bason-Mitchell performs a solo in his One Act.

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A musical portion of the Advanced Drama One Act on high school and drug use.

[Photo] One Acts, monologues and more at the first ever student-run One Act Festival

October 10, 2018
Senior Claire Champommier performs her monologue on the death of a special breed of birds at the zoo.

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Performing her monologue, Champommier sits.

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Olivia Ray performing her comedic second monologue.

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Olivia Ray performing her monologue.

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Olivia Ray nears the end of her first of two monologues.

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Beginning Drama One Act comes to a close as the couple reconciles.

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The freshman drama One Act hits the climax of the scene as two women fight over the man they are both in love with.

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The Beginning Drama One Act continues.

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The Beginning Drama One Act, a romantic comedy, begins.

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Illustration by Whitney Johnson.

Halloween vs. culture: how much is too much?

Alexandra Polidora
November 27, 2018
Finishing up a group song, the cast looks off into the distance.

Urinetown: the price to pee

Alexandra Polidora
October 12, 2018
A musical portion of the Advanced Drama One Act on high school and drug use.

One Acts, monologues and more at the first ever student-run One Act Festival

Alexandra Polidora
October 10, 2018
Brooke Leslie and Lucy Walsh, jumping to deflect the ball.

Girls’ varsity volleyball remains undefeated following a close game against Drake

Alexandra Polidora
September 7, 2018
A graduate smiles at Sondheim, accepting his diploma.

Photo Gallery: Class of 2018 graduation ceremony

Alexandra Polidora
June 16, 2018
Erix Weitzman waits for a pass from James Mccullough to take the ball up the field.

JV boys’ soccer defeats Terra Linda in last game of 2017

Alexandra Polidora
December 21, 2017
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