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News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

by Leo DiPierro

This Isn’t The Homeland

By Ilaria Lobo February 2, 2016

Growing up, my idea of authentic Chinese cuisine was categorized based on spice factor, texture, smells, and presentation. These were the elements of my culture that brought me back to my native Hong Kong...

Bowman’s Perspective on Eating in the Library

Bowman’s Perspective on Eating in the Library

By Tandis Shoushtary December 10, 2015

In light of recent frustration with library policies, librarian Mellisa Bowman sat down with Tandis Shoushtary to comment.   On past work experience: My transition year before Tam, between...

Hostess for the Grossest

Hostess for the Grossest

By Camille Morgan October 24, 2014

“We’re looking for someone who’s good with people and a solid multi-tasker.” These were the words uttered by John, my new manager, a six-foot tall middle-aged man with extremely white teeth...

Graphic by: Tandis Shoushtary

Mood-Boosting Study Snacks

By Tandis Shoushtary October 24, 2014

For most of us, food is a go-to stress reliever. It comforts, it soothes, and for a few short moments it helps us forget about the four-page report we put off until the last minute. Here is a collection...

Graphic by: Johanna Wong

Food in San Francisco for Five Dollars or Less

By Oliver Rosenfield June 9, 2014

You may not realize it, but there are thousands of superb and cheap food options just across the bridge in San Francisco. Yes, you may spend more on gas than food if you make the drive every day, but you...

The Life and Times of a Picky Eater

The Life and Times of a Picky Eater

By Jasmine Caputo April 8, 2014

For as long as I can remember, I’ve always ordered off the kid’s menu. Even after I exceeded the general age limit of 12 years old (my young appearance helped me push those boundaries for a few extra...

Graphic by: Cassie Jeong

In Defense of McDonald’s

By Jordan Blackburn March 17, 2014

I was recently subjected to the documentary film “Food, Inc.” as part of my Environmental Science curriculum. “Food, Inc.” highlights many of the major problems with the food production industry...

Mill Valley Indian Food Showdown

Mill Valley Indian Food Showdown

By Miles Lundgren June 10, 2013

There are several Indian restaurants within (driving) reach during Tam’s 45-minute lunch period. Many of these restaurants serve delicious Indian food at reasonable prices. What is the best place to...

Why Taco Bell?

Why Taco Bell?

By Kenny Rosenberg June 5, 2013

With so many delicious options for lunch surrounding Tam’s campus, students often find themselves asking, how on earth am I eating at Taco Bell for the third time this week? The answer is simple...

Stinson Restaurant “The Lunch Box” is a Must

By Jackie O'Boyle May 10, 2013

After a hot day at Stinson Beach all I want is a refreshing drink and a good meal. The Lunch Box, a small quaint restaurant in Stinson Beach, has just that. Upon entering, you immediately feel the cool...

Blue Barn: Scrumptious Fare at a Leisurely Pace

Blue Barn: Scrumptious Fare at a Leisurely Pace

By Sarah Asch, Sarah Asch, Sarah Asch, and Sarah Asch May 5, 2013

With artfully faded wooden siding and barn-style rafters and  pitchforks mounted on the wall, Blue Barn is a country-style decorated restaurant located conveniently at the heart of the Corte Madera...

Kale Kult: The Next Big Fad Has Gone Leafy

Kale Kult: The Next Big Fad Has Gone Leafy

By Morgana Sidhom January 9, 2013

A cult’s leader is nothing without its following. It seems that lately a certain leafy green has taken the population by storm and become an icon of Marin county culture. And who are the perpetuating...

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