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Isabella Roesler, Former Staff

Bella Roesler was a student at Redwood High School and an Editor-In-Chief for The Redwood Bark. She enjoys writing, skiing, yoga and photography.

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Editor-in-Chief Farewell: Bella Roesler

Editor-in-Chief Farewell: Bella Roesler

June 23, 2020
While walking on a Mill Valley trail, two girls spoke through their homemade 6ft apart communication device.

Snapshot No. 90

May 4, 2020
COVID-19: When the world stopped

COVID-19: When the world stopped

May 4, 2020
Three Strikes and you’re out of the game in California

Three Strikes and you’re out of the game in California

March 18, 2020

Viewer discretion advised: three crazy blondes mukbang from Redwood Bark on Vimeo.

Viewer discretion advised: three crazy blondes mukbang

March 13, 2020
Your ‘sanitary’ pad is not as sanitary as you think

Your ‘sanitary’ pad is not as sanitary as you think

February 7, 2020
Varsity cheerleaders practice for their upcoming performances.

Snapshot No. 53

January 13, 2020
California’s controversial biodiesel use

California’s controversial biodiesel use

December 15, 2019
Kincade Fire: Firsthand accounts from inside the flames

Kincade Fire: Firsthand accounts from inside the flames

November 8, 2019

Homecoming queens: Where are they now?

November 7, 2019
Student parking permits are now available for pickup in room 107.

Snapshot No. 9

October 2, 2019
After enduring 12 rounds of chemotherapy, senior Zoe Babikian is helping her nurse bring a therapeutic program to UCSF Benioff hospital.

Redwood cancer survivor and her UCSF nurse pioneer a new therapy program

September 12, 2019
The College Board is a monopolistic non-profit that needs to be reconsidered

The College Board is a monopolistic non-profit that needs to be reconsidered

May 30, 2019
Former Redwood student’s gender transition from Sarah to Henry

Former Redwood student’s gender transition from “Sarah” to “Henry”

May 24, 2019
Ecology students spent the day in Point Reyes for a field trip.

Snapshot No. 58

April 16, 2019
Overcrowding Redwood’s Phil Roark gymnasium, over 2,152 people showed up to for the Marin County Athletic League [MCAL] championship basketball game on Feb. 4.

Who calls the shots at a basketball game: the impact of heckling on players

March 20, 2019

Dropping in: Luke Mclay takes on big mountain skiing from Redwood Bark on Vimeo.

Dropping in: Luke Mclay takes on big mountain skiing

March 14, 2019
Expressing feminism can be shown through accessories or other items. Some student feminists wear pins on their backpacks or place stickers on water bottles.

Appropriation of feminism is the new feminism, and it’s perpetuating a negative connotation with the movement

February 16, 2019
Evolution of faith: declining rates of religious conviction among our generation

Evolution of faith: declining rates of religious conviction among our generation

February 8, 2019
Throughout the hallways and classrooms bullying is becoming less visible and more of an unnoticed norm

Throughout the hallways and classrooms bullying is becoming less visible and more of an unnoticed norm

December 20, 2018
Photo by Bella Roesler

You’re not just contributing to a social trend; it might be behavioral contagion

December 16, 2018
The chemistry club meets twice a week to perform independent experiments.

Snapshot No. 3

November 26, 2018
Sophomore Fin Buntings bold style does not drag

Sophomore Fin Bunting’s bold style does not drag

November 14, 2018
Cheerleading for the NFL should be empowering not hypersexualized and objectifying

Cheerleading for the NFL should be empowering not hypersexualized and objectifying

November 5, 2018
Nightlife at Redwood continues as Artist’s Voice returns after a year long hiatus

Nightlife at Redwood continues as Artist’s Voice returns after a year long hiatus

September 14, 2018
Pablos anticipates a serve from one of her teammates.

Between Madrid and Marin County, junior Elena Smith Pablos gets to experience all that Redwood has to offer

September 14, 2018
Skip Lovelady served his customers knowing the details of each meal.

Skip Lovelady serves his vibrant history and journey to teaching

April 8, 2018
Disregarded life jackets are thrown into a growing heap after refugees land on shore.

Mortham and students sell bracelets made by Syrian refugees

November 17, 2017
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