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Sophie Smallhorn

Sophie Smallhorn

Sophie Smallhorn is a senior at Redwood High School and a Sports Editor for the Redwood Bark. In her free time, she enjoys playing lacrosse, finding new music, and going on adventures with friends.

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Heading up the stairs, the children of Captain von Trapp sing “So Long, Farewell.”

Redwood seniors sing ‘So Long, Farewell’ to Throckmorton in ‘The Sound of Music’

May 23, 2022
Ukraine reporting: Continuous Conflict

Ukraine reporting: Continuous Conflict

May 19, 2022
Katie Slevin shifts her balance to catch a left wave at Rodeo Beach as she looks down the line.

Surf’s up and she’s up! Freshman Katie Slevin shreds at dawn

March 26, 2022

Peet’s Coffee has a whole latte history before Starbucks

February 11, 2022
Huddled up before the preseason workout, the boys and girls lacrosse teams listen to Stein-Erik Skarr give a pep talk.

Snapshot No. 72

January 25, 2022
Do not wait to join the family debate

Do not wait to join the family debate

December 16, 2021
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[Photo] Snapshot No. 53

December 6, 2021
Beaming with the NCS second place pendant, the varsity girls look forward to their upcoming California Interscholastic Federation match against Pleasant Valley on Nov. 9.

Girls’ varsity volleyball keeps high energy despite loss to Marin Catholic

November 9, 2021
Photo courtesy of Barbara Kinney

Marin Rowing girls race in their first regatta since 2020

October 25, 2021
The U.S. birth rate falls as environmental sustainability stalls

The U.S. birth rate falls as environmental sustainability stalls

September 12, 2021
Warming up, senior Emily Rusting wears a special mask made for flute players.

Advanced symphonic band picks up tempo for final concert

June 2, 2021
Best friends reflect on their relationships before graduating high school

Best friends reflect on their relationships before graduating high school

May 31, 2021
The Make-A-Wish club fundraises for cancer patients in Nepal by selling baked goods outside of the Safeway in Corte Madera.

Snapshot No. 97

May 23, 2021
7:15 a.m. - Setting aside excess dough for donut holes, a Donut Alley employee cuts out o-shapes.

Recognizing Larkspur’s early birds

May 7, 2021
Building a bridge out of a wall: Biden’s immigration approach following recent administrations

Building a bridge out of a wall: Biden’s immigration approach following recent administrations

April 6, 2021
Taylor Swift’s new album is evermore outstanding

Taylor Swift’s new album is evermore outstanding

December 15, 2020
Is a social media break possible in a socially-distanced world?

Is a social media break possible in a socially-distanced world?

December 14, 2020

It’s the most wonderful time to volunt-year!

December 11, 2020
COVID-19s costly consequences on Latinx communities

COVID-19’s costly consequences on Latinx communities

October 27, 2020
On Monday Oct. 5th, Hall Middle School students returned to in-person learning complete with plexiglass barriers and socially distanced desks.

Snapshot No. 18

October 10, 2020
Art by Kalyn Dawes

The best and worst of both worlds: downsides of being a child celebrity

April 17, 2020
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