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  • NFTs are the next big asset, get involved before your chance gets token

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    NFTs are the next big asset, get involved before your chance gets token

  • Minding the gap: the benefits of a gap year

    Opinion

    Minding the gap: the benefits of a gap year

  • Snapshot No. 118

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    Snapshot No. 118

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

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

  • Representing their classes as site council members, Sarani Puri, Michael Geloso and Colby Binder pose for a photo.

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    Site council votes to abolish valedictorian

  • Principal David Sondheim hits the ball during a game of four square with seniors.

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 117

  • Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

    Culture

    Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

  • Finishing the day strong, the beach volleyball team comes together for a team picture (Photo courtesy of the Redwoodbeachvball instagram account

    Sports

    Beach volleyball is set up for success

  • Closing out a week of spectacular musical performances and weather, Mr Mattern barbecues for his Performance Workshop classes.

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    Snapshot No. 116

  • Fire on the mountain in Greenbrae. Luckily it was contained shortly hereafter protecting the neighborhood from destruction.

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    Snapshot No. 115

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“I want to skate for the University of Michigan synchronized skating team [which is] where the sport was invented. It originated as cheerleaders on ice because [the school thought] ‘let’s get some cheerleaders [to cheer on] the hockey games.’... So I would really like to be on their team.” Lucy said (far left). (Photo courtesy of Lucy Ginis)

Lucy Ginis skates to success with synchronized ice skating

Casey Braff
March 29, 2022
Snapshot No. 60

Snapshot No. 60

Keely Ganong
December 10, 2021
Competition and comparison on campus: Beneficial or detrimental?

Competition and comparison on campus: Beneficial or detrimental?

Dani Steinberg
December 9, 2021
How Division III sports can offer a good balance for student-athletes

How Division III sports can offer a good balance for student-athletes

Mia Kessinger
February 5, 2020
This Holiday season SMART classes compete to decorate their doors. Room 185 created an Elfie Your Selfie window for students to pose with.

Snapshot No. 37

Jackson Epps
December 6, 2019
Illustration by Emma Carpenter

Self-initiated competition is harming students rather than helping

June 4, 2019
Horseback Riders Saddle up for Success

Horseback Riders Saddle up for Success

Amanda Morse
December 15, 2018
Marin Robotics looks to improve upon last year’s success

Marin Robotics looks to improve upon last year’s success

Harrison Segal
September 15, 2018
Junior Jordan Perry serves the ball to Tam.

Girls’ varsity volleyball serves Tam to keep winning streak

Anna Compagno
August 31, 2018
Girls lacrosse LAX similarities compared to boys style of play

Girls’ lacrosse ‘LAX’ similarities compared to boys’ style of play

Julia Scharf
June 5, 2018
Seniors Luke Zlatunich and Lauren Bell chop up bell peppers and cilantro during the Iron Chef competition in the Sustainable Agriculture class this week.

Iron Chef competition brings farm fresh, fermented foods

Jordan Overmyer
February 12, 2018
Lets appreciate the Olympics as a time for cultural recognition

Let’s appreciate the Olympics as a time for cultural recognition

Sam Warren
February 9, 2018
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