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Dianne Feinstein is the last thing you should be worried about in congress right now – Here’s why

By Emma Pearson • Mar 6, 2023

I read an article today in my American Government class about California Senator Dianne Feinsten. The class is a state-required course in which we are supposed to learn and understand the systems and inner-workings of the American government system so that we may navigate citizenship.

What happens when the drought ends?

By Emma Pearson • Feb 3, 2023

Recent extreme weather has exposed structural weaknesses that must be addressed with the uprise of climate change.

AI Artwork

By Lauren Felder • Feb 2, 2023

The creation of accessible artificial intelligence has lead to the question: what truly qualifies as art?

Black History Month deserves more celebration at Tam

By Colette Hale • Jan 5, 2023

Black History Month has been a prominent, nationwide event ever since former President Gerald Ford officially recognized it in 1976. The month is intended to celebrate and honor the contributions and legacy of Black Americans across the U.S.

New Years 2023: Are resolutions really helpful?

By Chloe Bowman • Jan 5, 2023

New Year’s resolutions: Some people choose to make them, embarking on an often week-long journey to try to change their whole lives, and others elect to skip out on the mindset that just because the year has reverted back to January, their lifestyle isn’t working.

The Assembly

By Savy Behr • Jan 5, 2023

Along with presumably all Tamalpais High School juniors and seniors, I attended the mandatory meeting during tutorial on Nov. 18. As stated in an email sent out to junior and senior families by Tam principal, Dr. JC Farr, the purpose of this meeting was “resetting behavioral expectations.”

Valentine’s Day for Singles

By Siobhan King • Jan 5, 2023

Love is most definitely not in the air at Tamalpais High School.

Fantasy Football: We Take it Seriously

By Gabe Schwartzman • Jan 5, 2023

With the temperatures dropping, dead leaves falling, and sweaters being brought back into the rotation, it only means one thing… No, not the seasons changing. Football is what it means. Not only...

Seasons in California

By Emma Pearson, Section Editor • Nov 25, 2022

It’s fall in northern California! There is a brisk chill hanging in the air (as long as you are within 100 yards of a coastline), the dark embrace of fog in the first and last four hours of the day, and brown and orange leaves leisurely falling from tree branches (the 10% of them that aren’t evergreen).

American Education and the Fate of Affirmative Action

By Sophia Weinberg • Nov 17, 2022

Affirmative Action should be banned, but only once America's systematic racism is no longer prevalent in society. In order to reach this point in society, we need policies like Affirmative Action as a safeguard against already existent systematic racism.

Halloween ‘too scary’ for Mill Valley residents to celebrate

By Anika Kapan • Nov 3, 2022

As All Hallow’s Eve looms on the horizon, Mill Valley residents avert their eyes, hide under their blankets, and tremble at their festive responsibilities. The houses are bare of jack-o-lanterns, spiderwebs,...

Why Tam’s College Culture is Toxic

By Siobhan King • Nov 3, 2022

As early action deadlines near for many colleges, you can practically see the stress seeping out of almost every senior at Tam. Blood pressures rise at the thought of getting your counselor letter of recommendation...

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Dianne Feinstein is the last thing you should be worried about in congress right now – Here’s why

What happens when the drought ends?

AI Artwork

Black History Month deserves more celebration at Tam

New Years 2023: Are resolutions really helpful?

The Assembly

Valentine’s Day for Singles

Fantasy Football: We Take it Seriously

Seasons in California

American Education and the Fate of Affirmative Action

Halloween ‘too scary’ for Mill Valley residents to celebrate

Why Tam’s College Culture is Toxic

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