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  • 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?

  • Decked out in fluorescent blue and white colors, 2214 Center Road in Novato displays a bright winter wonderland that can be seen from blocks away.

    Review

    Photo Essay: Marin homes spread their holiday cheer through bright lights and festive decorations

  • Wearing a suit with his signature incorporation of words, Abloh poses at the 2021 Met Gala. (Photo courtesy of John Shearer, Wire Image)

    Lifestyles

    Barrier-breaking designer Virgil Abloh passes away at age 41

  • Failure to tax ultra-wealthy is a threat to social progress

    Opinion

    Failure to tax ultra-wealthy is a threat to social progress

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Redwood Bark

Redwood Bark

Simrin Kacker, Author

All content by Simrin Kacker
Prep of the Year: Chace Schornstein

Prep of the Year: Chace Schornstein

June 9, 2014
Senior Ariella Rosenthal drives to the basket against a strong Justin Siena defense. Rosenthal scored 14 ppg on her way to MCAL Player of the Year.

Prep of the Year: Ariella Rosenthal

June 9, 2014
Honorable mention prep of the year: Lindsay Henrickson

Honorable mention prep of the year: Lindsay Henrickson

June 6, 2014
Buying a different identity: The lucrative business of producing and purchasing fake IDs

Buying a different identity: The lucrative business of producing and purchasing fake IDs

May 16, 2014
Freshman Jaiana Harris drives towards the basket in an attempted lay-up

Freshman proves to be an asset to teams’ success

March 7, 2014
Rowers commit to top-tier universities

Rowers commit to top-tier universities

November 12, 2013
Game Night Recap: Girls Volleyball

Game Night Recap: Girls’ Volleyball

October 13, 2013
Varsity volleyball goes undefeated in first tournament

Varsity volleyball goes undefeated in first tournament

September 19, 2013
Preps of the year: Lindsay Slocum

Preps of the year: Lindsay Slocum

June 7, 2013
Preps of the year: Megan Bordes

Preps of the year: Megan Bordes

June 7, 2013
Preps of the year: Olivia Konttinen

Preps of the year: Olivia Konttinen

June 7, 2013

UPDATED: Board to consider new policy for gender identity support

May 20, 2013
Freshman Carli Jacks fights for a ball in the air at a recent practice.

Varsity lacrosse bolstered by emergence of freshman starters

April 25, 2013
MIRANDA SMITH, junior, poses with just a few of the many dresses she collected to donate to the San Francisco based Princess Project.

Princess Project to provide free Prom dresses

March 8, 2013
ANNIKA WELLS, ARELYS Desouza, and Camille Frazier perform at the Advanced Performance Workshop Concert on Jan. 24. They will perform at the Giants game on March 29.

Home Runs and Harmonies: Singers prepare to the take the field

January 29, 2013
Alexandra Alvarez hits the slopes in Tahoe.

Sports Spotlight: Skier heads to Tahoe for semester on slopes

December 17, 2012
A tolerant community leaves some religions forgotten

A tolerant community leaves some religions forgotten

December 14, 2012
Girls basketball set to overcome low turnout

Girls basketball set to overcome low turnout

November 15, 2012
Intern learns the ropes of being an athletic trainer

Intern learns the ropes of being an athletic trainer

October 18, 2012
DON KREPS, lower right, is shown here with his family. There will be a walk for Alzheimer’s honoring Kreps on Sept. 29.

Benefit walk for principal approaches

September 20, 2012
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