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Voices of Measure A
Voices of Measure A
Tessa TuatiniApril 26, 2024

Voices of measure A by Tessa Tuatini

Smiling proudly, Sammy Chew poses for a picture behind the Surfrider Foundation table (Courtesy of Adriella Marcus)
Coastal advocacy and youth involvement:
Estelle SmithApril 26, 2024

On the first warm sunny weekends in Marin, families, high school kids, dogs and surfers alike all flocked to Stinson Beach to have some fun in...

TUHSD holds first annual Students of Color Retreat
TUHSD holds first annual Students' of Color Retreat
Melanie CanulApril 26, 2024

On March 29, the Tamalpais Union High School District (TUHSD) organized and held its first-ever Students of Color Retreat. The retreat was held...

Photo Essay: Boys’ varsity baseball conquers rival Marin Catholic

On March 19, the boys’ varsity baseball team played Marin Catholic (MC) in a 5-1 victory for the Giants. A double by sophomore Jack Moseley, a single by junior Matthew Knauer and a fielder’s choice by freshman Chase Johnson created an early 3-1 lead in the third inning. Senior starting pitcher Chas Veley stepped on the mound for the Giants, throwing four innings, only allowing one run and striking out two. Knauer then provided a spark in the third inning, hitting a single that resulted in two runs batted in. Senior Rex Solle, senior Gavin Soper, sophomore Theo Trono and Knauer each collected two hits for the Giants. Knauer entered to pitch after Veley’s day was over, closing the game with three innings, six strikeouts and no runs. Junior Sam Gersch stole two bases and the Giants turned one double play. Behind the plate, junior Miles Harrison was spectacular, making multiple blocks while also walking three times at the plate. Boys’ varsity baseball plays MC again this Saturday at Oracle Park. Get your tickets through the official boy’s varsity Instagram account or through GoFan. 

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Kate Harrison
Kate Harrison, Copy Editor
Kate Harrison is a junior at Redwood High School and a copy editor for the Bark. She likes to play rugby, read, travel and spend time with her dog.