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Tallulah Knill Allen

Tallulah Knill Allen, Head Copy Editor

Tallulah Knill Allen is a senior at Redwood High School and is in her third year writing for The Redwood Bark. She loves exploring her interests in politics and in local questions through journalism. Outside of The Bark, she is passionate about creative writing and dance.

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The right has an obsession with Kamala Harris's identity

The right has an obsession with Kamala Harris’s identity

Nadia Massoumi and Tallulah Knill Allen
November 6, 2024
Fighting off intimidation tactics by a University High School forward, senior Jane Broderick (9) races after the ball.

Girls’ field hockey falls to University in hard-fought battle

Tallulah Knill Allen and Nadia Massoumi
October 11, 2024
Illustration by Nadia Massoumi

The brat-ification of the 2024 election: how the internet redefined political engagement

Tallulah Knill Allen and Nadia Massoumi
October 10, 2024
It's time to check out of self-checkout

It’s time to check out of self-checkout

Tallulah Knill Allen
October 5, 2024
Utopia or Dystopia? The hidden history of Bay Area cults

Utopia or Dystopia? The hidden history of Bay Area cults

Linnea Koblik and Tallulah Knill Allen
July 12, 2024
Illustration by Nadia Massoumi

The issue with single-issue voting

Tallulah Knill Allen and Beckett Tudor
June 10, 2024
A splatter of creativity: The second Annual Arts Festival showcases pieces from graphic design to pottery

A splatter of creativity: The second Annual Arts Festival showcases pieces from graphic design to pottery

Grace Gehrman, Senior Staff Writer, Tallulah Knill Allen, Finn Nelson, Anya Ghazi, Wyatt Levine, Charlotte Martin, Tessa Marshall, Lynette Ki, Hailey Carlton, Annie Burlingame, Audrey Bennett, Aurora Sreba and Evelyn Spiegel
May 31, 2024
Illustration by Ava Stephens

The dilemma of distrust: skepticism’s impact on our politics and relationships

Tallulah Knill Allen and Nadia Massoumi
March 25, 2024
Illustration by Lauren Olsen

Staying politically optimistic for 2024

Tallulah Knill Allen
March 25, 2024
A clothes call: The 2024 Grammys red carpet

A clothes call: The 2024 Grammys red carpet

Tallulah Knill Allen
March 12, 2024
Stop expecting politics from celebrities

Stop expecting politics from celebrities

Tallulah Knill Allen
March 4, 2024
“The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” sings with new perspectives

“The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” sings with new perspectives

Tallulah Knill Allen
December 16, 2023
Using comedy as a coping mechanism

Using comedy as a coping mechanism

Tallulah Knill Allen and Linnea Koblik
December 14, 2023
Bark Recommends: Celebrating the holidays around the Bay

Bark Recommends: Celebrating the holidays around the Bay

Linnea Koblik and Tallulah Knill Allen
December 13, 2023
From past to present

From past to present

Tallulah Knill Allen and Linnea Koblik
November 11, 2023
Reaching for the ball, Marotto makes a move for a forehand shot.

Photo Essay: Girls’ varsity tennis serves up a win in NCS quarterfinals

Tallulah Knill Allen
November 10, 2023
When being average is above average

When being average is above average

Tallulah Knill Allen
October 31, 2023
Living in a made-up world

Living in a made-up world

Tallulah Knill Allen and Linnea Koblik
October 10, 2023

Theatre in Marin unites community amid new age of technology

Tallulah Knill Allen and Audrey Bennett
June 16, 2023
It’s okay to be okay

It’s okay to be okay

Tallulah Knill Allen
May 6, 2023
To tip or not to tip

To tip or not to tip

Tallulah Knill Allen and Audrey Bennett
May 5, 2023
Illustration by Jane Broderick

Stirring the pot: The importance of cooking education in the nutrition unit

Tallulah Knill Allen
March 5, 2023
Of Mushrooms and Men: Roxanne Grechman's journey with science

Of Mushrooms and Men: Roxanne Grechman’s journey with science

Tallulah Knill Allen
February 5, 2023
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