On March 15, the Covered Eating Area (CEA) was transformed into a dance floor through the soulful tunes played by the Intermediate Performance Workshop, Jazz Band and Advanced Performance Workshop. With music playing from 7 to 10 p.m., this year’s Night of Blues was nothing short of amazing. Songs like “Dancing in the Moonlight,” “Charlie Brown” and “Jailhouse Rock” echoed through the disco ball-lit CEA as the audience clapped and cheered.
- April 26Voices of Measure A
- April 26Coastal advocacy and youth involvement:
- April 26TUHSD holds first annual Students' of Color Retreat
- April 26Uber introduces new Uber For Teens feature
- April 26SoMa StrEat Food Park: Family-friendly dining steps away from your favorite stadiums
- April 26Tony Harvey: The face behind the scoreboard
- April 26Exploring the Açai scene: A taste of Marins’ most popular spots
- April 26Pro-Palestine protests cause four-hour halt on Golden Gate Bridge
- April 26Popular off-campus lunch options: battle of the best
- April 26April Bark Beats
- April 26Navigating the slopes of life: Olympic medalist and Redwood parent Jonny Moseley
- April 26Healthy looks different on everybody
Voices of measure A by Tessa Tuatini
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On March 29, the Tamalpais Union High School District (TUHSD) organized and held its first-ever Students of Color Retreat. The retreat was held...
Jazz in the air at annual Night of Blues
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Charlotte Fishburne, Head Copy Editor
Charlotte Fishburne is a senior at Redwood High School and is a head copy editor for the Bark. In her free time, she enjoys rowing, spending time with friends and being outdoors.
