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Jamie Glennon

Jamie Glennon, Copy Editor

Jamie Glennon is a junior and is in her second year writing for The Redwood Bark. Outside of academics, she enjoys dancing in Mill Valley, devouring lemon pound cake and watching Too Hot To Handle. Jamie aims to bring her jazz-based expertise into the realm of journalism through sparking performance-worthy conversation in the local and global community.

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Leaders of the Racial Justice Task Force welcome the parents into the CEA and kick-off the discussion.

“Just Dinner” event hosted by TUHSD Racial Justice Task Force fosters community discussion

Jamie Glennon and Charlotte Lacy
November 16, 2024
Before heading down to the main floor of the Commonwealth Club, the student journalists collect with their international mentors in a commemoratory moment.

International WPI fellows highlight the importance of the 2024 election to student journalists across the Bay Area

Jamie Glennon, Cora Champommier and Ben Mueller
November 1, 2024
Raising their hand, the focus of the room turns toward a parent who questions the effectiveness of the Yondr pouch policy versus the current phone caddy mandate.

Parent Chat with Principal Payne discusses implementation of new phone policy

Jamie Glennon and Lucy Jeffers
October 19, 2024
Is hookup culture progressive or detrimental?

Is hookup culture progressive or detrimental?

Jamie Glennon
April 26, 2024
Stress v. Stroke: a warning against habitual stress

Stress v. Stroke: a warning against habitual stress

Jamie Glennon
March 20, 2024
Students in Fiji receive boxes of books from The Book Exchange. (Photo courtesy of Marilyn Nemzer)

Service above self: Marilyn Nemzer reflects on her life in education

Jamie Glennon and Caroline Veley
January 30, 2024
Spikes in fentanyl deaths: the drastic change from 1999 to 2021 (Courtesy of University of California San Francisco)

Promoting fentanyl education amid increase in drug prevalence

Jamie Glennon
November 16, 2023
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