By Lily Lunn, Author at The Tam News

Someone you need to meet: Symil Austin

By Lily Lunn • Oct 26, 2021

“I want people at Tam to know that everyday I’m trying my best to learn and adapt to new things.”

Review: Le Marais

By Sawyer Strain • Oct 21, 2021

A quick stop for an iced coffee on a sweltering day? Absolutely. A sit-down meal of Wagyu burgers and French onion soup? Of course.

Review: Baby Keem’s “The Melodic Blue”

By JP Ballschmider • Oct 21, 2021

Baby Keem's album The Melodic Blue delivers. Sixteen songs with three other featured artists.

Review: Soul Movie

By Sebastian Ghosh • May 16, 2021

Sebastian Ghosh reviews Pixar's recent movie Soul.

Review: Yerba Mate “Tropical Uprising”

By Samantha Nichols • May 7, 2021

The initial taste isn’t bad at all— I definitely got that tropical feeling— but after a blissful moment of pineapple and hibiscus with notes of apricot, I found myself wishing more than anything in the world that I could get rid of that sickening peach aftertaste.

Review: Red Whale Coffee

By Naomi Lenchner • Apr 26, 2021

For lack of a better word, this matcha was exceptional, mark my words — I'm never drinking matcha from any other place again.

Review: 50 Shades of Regency England

By Amelia Sandgren • Feb 21, 2021

If you are looking for some nice escapism during such stressful times, Bridgerton would be a great place to start, although, if you are hoping to avoid a few awkward exchanges with your family, I wouldn’t recommend watching the last few episodes in your living room.

Ms. Dolan’s Double Life

By Samantha Nichols • Jan 3, 2021

The history teacher's Instagram account where she posts photos of her "little monarch garden" of butterflies and caterpillars has brought smiles and admiration from her students and serves as a reminder to appreciate the little things in life.

Ecomats: Turning trash into comfort

By Alyssa Broad • Dec 18, 2020

The process of making one mat can take hours, but the end result is worth it. “We donate the mats to Saint Vincent De Paul Society of Marin."

Quarantine calls for a new wardrobe

By Kennedy Enlowsmith • Nov 18, 2020

With the social scene of school slowly fading away and social media becoming more popular, Tam’s fashion has evolved over quarantine.

@lgbttam

By Tristan Regenold • Nov 9, 2020

In the last two months, there have been multiple Instagram accounts developed surrounding the homophobia, racism, and sexual harassment experienced at Tam @lgbtattam was specifically created as “a space for LGBTQ+ students and alumni of Tam High School to share their experiences with homophobia and transphobia.”

Profile: District board candidate Brandon Johnson

By Samantha Nichols • Oct 30, 2020

If elected to the Board of Trustees, Johnson intends to implement policy, curriculum, and structural changes to promote racial equity.