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  • Snapshot No. 71

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    Snapshot No. 71

  • Celebrating an epic finish, the team and fans jump for joy after senior Sophia Pero passes the ball to Briana Salvetti, scoring the equalizing goal.

    Sports

    Girls’ varsity soccer ties Branson Bulls with a last-minute goal

  • The Biden Presidency: A year in review

    News

    The Biden Presidency: A year in review

  • 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?

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Photo Gallery: Redwood SOAR hosts a protest against racism

Photo Gallery: Redwood SOAR hosts a protest against racism

Sophia Rocha
June 7, 2020
Mullet March, a fashion faux pas or a team bonding tradition

Mullet March, a fashion faux pas or a team bonding tradition

Allie Vasquez
April 27, 2020
Protestors adorning posters look on as the rally begins in front of City Hall.

San Francisco holds its fourth annual Women’s March, draws voices before the 2020 election

Devin Bosley
January 20, 2020
A playlist to put a spring in your step

A playlist to put a spring in your step

Eislyn Snyder
March 25, 2019
Warren’s Watchlist: First Round upsets that will reap you benefits

Warren’s Watchlist: First Round upsets that will reap you benefits

Sam Warren
March 21, 2019
Warren’s Watchlist: 3 Conference Champions that could win you your bracket pool

Warren’s Watchlist: 3 Conference Champions that could win you your bracket pool

Sam Warren
March 14, 2019
Senior Alicia Furst sitting on senior Aaron Fowler’s shoulders, leads chant while marching down Market St.

March for Our Lives movement advocates for safety in schools

Grace Moser
March 26, 2018
The science fiction thriller follows an expedition of five women into “Area X,” an inexplicable stretch of land filled with mutated lifeforms and surrounded by a shimmering border that manifested after an alien life form crashed into a lonely lighthouse.

‘Annihilation’ mystifies on screen and on paper

Christine Watridge
March 16, 2018
Valentine’s Day community event celebrates diversity with candlelight walk

Valentine’s Day community event celebrates diversity with candlelight walk

Katherine Muller
February 16, 2018
A young boy raises his fist in enthusiasm at Civic Center.

Second annual Women’s March in San Francisco draws enthusiastic crowds

Neva Legallet
January 22, 2018
Students partake in Womens March SF

Students partake in Women’s March SF

Shannon Donelan
January 23, 2017
How happy are you?

How happy are you?

Sara Wilson
March 24, 2016
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