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Samantha Elegant

Samantha Elegant, Head Copy Editor

Samantha Elegant is a senior at RHS and a Head Copy Editor for the Redwood Bark. Outside of school, Samantha enjoys dancing, skiing and spending time with her friends.

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An open letter to teens from a graduating senior

An open letter to teens from a graduating senior

June 6, 2022
Societal standards for womens body hair pose a hairy situation

Societal standards for women’s body hair pose a hairy situation

March 25, 2022
Enjoying a rare 70 degree February day, a group of juniors play a spirited game of basketball.

Snapshot No. 78

February 8, 2022
Never forget: Remembering the Holocaust through literature

Never forget: Remembering the Holocaust through literature

January 27, 2022
Therapy: Meeting Marin’s high demand for mental health services

Therapy: Meeting Marin’s high demand for mental health services

December 11, 2021
Power in pink: Women warriors in our community

Power in pink: Women warriors in our community

October 30, 2021
Snapshot No. 27

Snapshot No. 27

October 14, 2021
Illustration by Isabella Lombardo

The athletic advantage: Unfairness in college admissions

September 14, 2021
Ushering in the new school year, the decorated cars double as lunchtime gathering spots, creating a lively atmosphere of the parking lot.

I don’t know about you but the Redwood seniors are feeling 22

September 10, 2021
AP Research projects showcase seniors interests

AP Research projects showcase seniors’ interests

June 7, 2021
Illustration by Samantha Elegant and Keely Ganong

High school education in America: a hybrid of learning opportunities

April 5, 2021
Satire: Happy Valentine’s Day love COVID-19

Satire: Happy Valentine’s Day love COVID-19

February 14, 2021
On a sunny day, a group of young boys gather outside of a candy store on Main Street in Tiburon to enjoy their sweets and their friends.

Snapshot No. 61

January 28, 2021
The Antiracist Book Club is able to learn about racism through reading books. (Photo by Abby Shewmaker)

The Antiracist Book Club reads to counter racism

December 12, 2020
Online learning is zooming away mental health

Online learning is zooming away mental health

October 25, 2020
Speaking to an online audience over Zoom, Brysk talks about what can be done about bigotry and antisemitism.

TUHSD combats antisemitism after online hate speech (update)

October 24, 2020
Just like high school students, elementary and middle schoolers find ways to continue playing sports in places such as local neighborhood tennis courts.

Snapshot No. 19

October 13, 2020
Although the accounts might have different names, they all promote the same hateful content.

Instagram accounts promoting hate speech and antisemitism circulate through the TUHSD

September 6, 2020
Illustration by Isabella Lombardo

Maternity leaves teachers falling victim to institutionalized sexism

March 31, 2020
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Marin County high schools “stop the bleed”

October 9, 2019
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