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  • Snapshot No. 71

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 71

  • Celebrating an epic finish, the team and fans jump for joy after senior Sophia Pero passes the ball to Briana Salvetti, scoring the equalizing goal.

    Sports

    Girls’ varsity soccer ties Branson Bulls with a last-minute goal

  • The Biden Presidency: A year in review

    News

    The Biden Presidency: A year in review

  • A look into the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship

    Sports

    A look into the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship

  • Shattering windows, insurrectionists break into the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021 in hopes of disrupting Biden’s upcoming inauguration. (Photo courtesy of CNBC)

    News

    One year after the Capitol insurrection, America reflects on its political division

  • More than a 16-hour time difference: From China to Redwood

    Lifestyles

    More than a 16-hour time difference: From China to Redwood

  • Settling in on their first week back from Winter break, students gather in the library to stay dry during lunch.

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 70

  • Singing at Hopmonk Tavern, Til’ Dawn soloist Emma Orrick performs for an audience. (Photo courtesy of Leah Nemerovski).

    Culture

    Til’ Dawn’s tight knit community is the key to their musical success

  • (Art by Calla McBride)

    Opinion

    Purge your mental closet: Fashion being superficial is so last year

  • The Harvest Bowl is a Sweetgreen specialty, combining fall and winter ingredients for a filling meal.

    Review

    Bringing out the green: Is Sweetgreen worth the big bucks?

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Christine Watridge, Author

All content by Christine Watridge
Snaps for the Class of 2018

Snaps for the Class of 2018

June 5, 2018
May Bark Beats

May Bark Beats

May 31, 2018
The science fiction thriller follows an expedition of five women into “Area X,” an inexplicable stretch of land filled with mutated lifeforms and surrounded by a shimmering border that manifested after an alien life form crashed into a lonely lighthouse.

‘Annihilation’ mystifies on screen and on paper

March 16, 2018
We should be worrying about Monet, not about money

We should be worrying about Monet, not about money

February 9, 2018
Best of 2017

Best of 2017

December 17, 2017
Unveiling the districts parental leave policies

Unveiling the district’s parental leave policies

November 20, 2017
November Bark Beats

November Bark Beats

November 19, 2017
California should stop taxing menstrual products. Period.

California should stop taxing menstrual products. Period.

October 20, 2017
A firefighter battles a raging fire in Northern California.

Destructive wildfires burn over 217,000 acres and destroy an estimated 5,700 structures

October 15, 2017
Reviewing the decisions: Class of 2017

Reviewing the decisions: Class of 2017

May 30, 2017
A Look Back at the Headlands Conservation

A Look Back at the Headlands Conservation

April 28, 2017
Rowing in the position of stroker as a sophomore, Caroline set the pace and rhythm of her team at the front of the boat. She currently rows in the middle of the boat wherever her talents are needed.

Sports Spotlight: Senior Caroline Noble uses her oar to soar

March 10, 2017
BBC’s “Sherlock” stars Benedict Cumberbatch as the infamous detective Sherlock Holmes, adapted from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective stories.

‘Sherlock’ season four thrills with mind-boggling plot twists

January 20, 2017
Bark book club: New York Times 2016 Best Sellers

Bark book club: New York Times 2016 Best Sellers

December 18, 2016
The Physical Education department puts on a Tetris-themed dance

Gallery: Halloween Costume Contest

November 1, 2016
Senior Wyatt Barker holds up his hand in the Boy Scout three-fingered salute.

From Cub to Eagle: A Boy Scout’s journey

October 23, 2016
The 2017 senior girls team runs through their banner before the start of the Klassy Kickoff flag football game.

GALLERY: Klassy Kickoff

October 23, 2016
Starting her first year as a chemistry teacher, Emily Doran is orginally from Oregon and fell in love with teaching while she was a tutor in college.

New teachers jump into Redwood with fresh perspectives

September 11, 2016
Illustration by Christine Watridge

Foreign languages offer more than just class credit

March 18, 2016
Deadpool attacks his enemies after a car chase.

Marvel’s “Deadpool” cleverly intertwines comedy, blood and love

February 29, 2016
Parker Tang blocking his opponent during the game Thursday

Boys’ JV water polo secures win against Terra Linda

October 23, 2015
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