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Utopia or Dystopia? The hidden history of Bay Area cults
Utopia or Dystopia? The hidden history of Bay Area cults
Linnea Koblik and Tallulah Knill AllenJuly 12, 2024

Silhouetted against the sweeping landscapes of the Bay and the Marin Headlands, the Bay Area is well known for its position in the counterculture...

Public protests and perspectives
Public protests and perspectives
Ava Stephens, Gabriella Rouas, Aanika Sawhney, Nadia Massoumi and Grace GehrmanJune 29, 2024

Reflejando otra vez con los ELD seniors
Reflejando otra vez con los ELD seniors
Ava CarlsonJune 27, 2024

El año pasado, tuve la oportunidad de hablar con estudiantes del grado 12 en la clase de English Language Development (ELD) sobre sus experiencias...

Photo Essay: Boys’ varsity basketball falls short of Branson in non-league thriller

On Tuesday, Dec. 12, the boys’ varsity basketball team faced off against The Branson School in a non-league match. The two teams previously met in a highly competitive Marin County Athletic League (MCAL) final last season.

Similar to last year, Branson seemed to have the advantage over the Giants all game. Early on, the Giants started strong as junior Mason Garbo scored to give Redwood an 11-6 lead, but it didn’t last long as Branson stole the momentum and by the end of the first quarter, were leading by a score of 17-11. As the Bulls kept pounding, the Giants began to struggle defensively with Branson capitalizing on the majority of their possessions, bringing the score at halftime to 36-18.

In the second half, the Giants came out of the gates strong. Junior Brennan Woodley and senior Jake Vasquez had an excellent half and often found themselves in the middle of the action, with 13 points scored between the two of them. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to take down Branson’s senior Pierce Curtin who finished the game with 18 points. The Giants appeared frustrated as time went by, as their efforts to build momentum failed and their shots did not fall. 

Despite the defeat of 66-45, Redwood will prepare to begin their MCAL season by rematching the Bulls on Jan. 5, 2024. 

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Maggie Walsh
Maggie Walsh, Business Manager
Maggie Walsh is a junior and a business manager for the Bark. She enjoys playing soccer and spending time with her family and friends.