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The case for no PE requirement for student athletes
The case for no PE requirement for student athletes
Jake PostApril 28, 2024

Three days a week, students in their freshman and sophomore years at Redwood spend a period in Physical Education (PE) class for a combined 144...

Illustration by Nina Baker
The AI takeover: A less capable generation
Nina BakerApril 28, 2024

“The pace of progress in artificial intelligence is incredibly fast…The risk of something seriously dangerous happening is in the five-year...

Doctors, nurses and technicians of the Marin Health Hospital laugh and entertain one another with silly faces (Photo courtesy of Dr. Grom).
Behind the scrubs: Doctor Eddie Grom’s journey to becoming an accomplished ER doctor
Kate BarkerApril 28, 2024

Chest pains, headaches, sprains and burns are common ailments warranting a trip to the local emergency room. There, doctors rush tirelessly to...

Photo Essay: Girls’ varsity lacrosse beats MC in season’s first rivalry game

Marin’s lacrosse culture has flourished in the past decade. With teams all over the county improving their programs year after year, Redwood lacrosse faces countless tough opponents. The girls had a fresh Saturday morning and the energy of the boys’ momentous win against Sacred Heart Prep on their side, with Marin Catholic (MC) being their first big rival game of the season. From the start, the high energy and determination to prove themselves were clear; the first quarter ended with the Giants up by two goals (6-4). MC then hit a wall, letting two more goals in by the half, taking Redwood to eight with MC still trailing behind. 

However, after the half, MC’s lineup brought a challenge — even tying the score with seven minutes left in the third at 9-9. The third quarter’s final score could have been a deciding factor against Redwood’s fate, with MC at 11 and Redwood at 10. With Redwood’s students’ supportive cheering and tenacity from the girls, they pulled ahead, finishing off strong with a final score of 16-14. The Giants will play their next game on Thursday, March 14 against San Ramon Valley at home.

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Sydney Johnson
Sydney Johnson, Games Editor
Sydney Johnson is a senior at Redwood High School and is the games editor for the Redwood Bark. She enjoys spending time with friends and going to the beach.