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Grace Gehrman

Grace Gehrman, Reporter

Grace Gehrman is a senior and is in her fourth year writing for the Bark. She appreciates the program’s emphasis on independence and perpetual nosiness. Besides writing, she loves yoga, the mountains and her frog Chris.

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Annabelle Lawson, junior guitarist and saxaphone player strums a solo in the jazz band.

Night of Blues returns to Corte Madera Community Center

Grace Gehrman
March 16, 2025
An alternative way to look at healthcare: four holistic approaches to medicine

An alternative way to look at healthcare: four holistic approaches to medicine

Grace Gehrman, Senior Staff Writer
June 6, 2024
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza: Championing justice, empowering change and redefining cultural narratives

Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza: Championing justice, empowering change and redefining cultural narratives

Annie Burlingame, Finn Nelson, Aurora Sreba, Lynette Ki, Hailey Carlton, Tessa Marshall, Grace Gehrman, Anya Ghazi, Charlotte Martin, Evelyn Given, Evelyn Spiegel, Olivia Erickson, Madison Bishop, Elsa Johnson, Isabelle Davis, Wyatt Levine, Skyla Thomas, Jace Harms and Audrey Bennett
February 15, 2024
Bringing the audience to tears, junior Mila Mincy sings Desperado.

Photo Essay: Country Night returns as Mattern bids adieu

Grace Gehrman
May 20, 2023
Art by Julia Frankus

College Degrees: arbitrary or a must?

Grace Gehrman
March 17, 2023
Seven ways to be more eco-friendly

Seven ways to be more eco-friendly

Grace Gehrman
December 7, 2022
From the evolution of fast food deals to the constant litany of complaints about soaring gas prices, the effects of inflation are widespread across the country, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds.

Current inflation is rich with effects

Grace Gehrman
September 29, 2022
Art by Nadia Missouri

Published literature does not imply quality

Grace Gehrman
February 16, 2025
Public protests and perspectives

Public protests and perspectives

Ava Stephens, Gabriella Rouas, Aanika Sawhney, Nadia Massoumi and Grace Gehrman
June 29, 2024
Art by Lauren Olsen

The Disparaging of the Romance Genre isn’t Love(ly)

Grace Gehrman, Head Copy Editor
February 28, 2024
Art by Ava Stevens

An Under-diagnosed Epidemic of Men’s Mental Illness

Grace Gehrman, Head Copy Editor
February 14, 2024
Strumming his guitar, Mattern performs on stage with his accompanying band.

[Photo] Photo Essay: Country Night returns as Mattern bids adieu

May 20, 2023
Art by Julia Frankus

Catcalling in Marin: Not your fault and should not be the default

Grace Gehrman and Ava Carlson
February 11, 2023
“That” girl lifestyle doesn’t workout for most teens

“That” girl lifestyle doesn’t workout for most teens

Grace Gehrman, Reporter
October 21, 2022
Passing the ball to a fellow teammate, Annika Danne starts in Water Polo's Varsity Girls' first game.

Snapshot No. 3

Grace Gehrman
September 2, 2022
Illustration by Natalie Vinogradsky

It’s time to kiss purity culture goodbye

Grace Gehrman, Literary Editor
December 26, 2024
Yoga styles you hath(a) to try

Yoga styles you hath(a) to try

Grace Gehrman, Literary Editor
November 2, 2024
A splatter of creativity: The second Annual Arts Festival showcases pieces from graphic design to pottery

A splatter of creativity: The second Annual Arts Festival showcases pieces from graphic design to pottery

Grace Gehrman, Senior Staff Writer, Tallulah Knill Allen, Finn Nelson, Anya Ghazi, Wyatt Levine, Charlotte Martin, Tessa Marshall, Lynette Ki, Hailey Carlton, Annie Burlingame, Audrey Bennett, Aurora Sreba and Evelyn Spiegel
May 31, 2024
Jogging with Kai Peters, Audrey MacLean smiles on the trail.

Prep of the Year: Audrey MacLean

Grace Gehrman
June 6, 2023
2023 prom leaves students starry eyed

2023 prom leaves students starry eyed

Grace Gehrman
April 25, 2023
Illustration by Calla McBride

Food waste is eating away at our environment

Grace Gehrman
December 15, 2022
AP World History broadens students’ views on global history

AP World History broadens students’ views on global history

Grace Gehrman
October 2, 2022
Singing along to the music, students belt out the words to their favorite tunes.

The BTSD lights up the 2022-2023 school year

Grace Gehrman
August 21, 2022
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