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News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

Tam becomes official SAT testing site
Tam becomes official SAT testing site
By Elyse Faherty, Graphics/Photo Editor ♦ Nov 17, 2024
Tamalpais High School is hosting its' first official SAT on Oct. 30, after much talk about the inaccessibility of SAT test sites.
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No. 9 Andrew Sternfels passes the ball during the NCS championship waterpolo game.
Tam Boys Water Polo Show Improvement, but Falter in the Big Game
By Henry Pearson, Broadcasting and Lifestyle Editor ♦ Nov 16, 2024
Measure B: Is it a Fix or Just Another Tax?
Measure B: Is it a Fix or Just Another Tax?
By Henry Pearson, Broadcasting and Lifestyle Editor ♦ Oct 15, 2024

Community on the Bay
Community on the Bay
By Ashley Townsend, Sophia Weinberg, Kelsey Cook, and Natalie Popper Nov 17, 2024
“I am an artist, a musician, an empath, a brother, a son. The anchor out community is a place where we can be all of that in one,” Stephen Ehert, an anchor out, said. Since the 1880’s, people have been living on the San Francisco Bay and its neighboring inlets. The infamous anchor out community has recently been clashing with the Richardson Bay Regional Agency (RBRA), a result of the evasion of property taxes, spurred on by the anchor outs.
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Fifteen Years Later
Fifteen Years Later
By Emerson Swift, Editor-in-Chief ♦ Oct 16, 2024
Fifteen years ago, journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee were detained in North Korea for five months after their capture by soldiers on the Tumen River.
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Yondr Pouches and Student Resistance: The Challenges of Enforcing Phone Policies
Yondr Pouches and Student Resistance: The Challenges of Enforcing Phone Policies
By Andrew Ismailer and Satya Schiller Nov 17, 2024
This editorial explores the impact Yondr Pouches, designed to lock students' phones up during the school day, will have on the school. Andrew Ismailer and Satya Schiller explore the economic and social issues with the pouches, and some alternatives schools can explore.
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Not Being Political is Ignorant
Not Being Political is Ignorant
By Anya Godfrey, Op-ed Editor ♦ Nov 17, 2024
There is a time and place for politics. It can be generally agreed that conversations regarding politics shouldn’t take up every waking moment of our lives—our society doesn’t deem politics as lighthearted dinner conversations. There is value in knowing when and when not to bring up pressing political issues.
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Quiet week is a lie
Quiet week is a lie
By Ana Murguia, Op/Ed Editor ♦ May 9, 2024
Exploring The Surge of Underage Online Sports Betting
Exploring The Surge of Underage Online Sports Betting
By Lucas Norris-Icho, Reporter and Design/Social Media Editor ♦ Apr 29, 2024

Photo courtesy of Noah Pedersen
Panthers swipe from the Hawk’s Nest: Noah Pedersen’s off to Chapman
By Sam Ismailer, Reporter and Editor ♦ Nov 17, 2024
On Sept 11, 2024, Tam senior Noah Pedersen committed to Chapman University to play soccer. Read more to hear Pedersen's reflection on his journey to college soccer.
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10 ways to get out of your slump
10 ways to get out of your slump
By Jaana Tremp, Op-ed Editor ♦ Nov 17, 2024
High school can be very stressful, so it is important for students to take care of themselves. Read more to find out ten practices students can follow to get out of a slump.
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Photo courtesy of Matt Rourke from AP Photo.
A new voter’s guide to the upcoming election
By Natalie Popper, Lifestyles/Sports editor ♦ Oct 17, 2024
The Noah Kahan Phenomenon
The Noah Kahan Phenomenon
By Natalie Popper, Lifestyles/Sports editor ♦ Apr 29, 2024

Senior and junior Football Fest teams line up to pay respects after the senior's victory
Seniors take decisive win over the class of 2026 in annual Football Fest game
By Andrew Ismailer, Reporter and Social Media/Web Editor ♦ Nov 17, 2024
In a thrilling showdown during Homecoming week, the senior girls delivered a commanding victory against the juniors in the annual Football Fest. With a fierce defense and standout plays, the seniors showcased their skills, leaving the juniors eager to reclaim glory in next year's match-up.
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No. 9 Andrew Sternfels passes the ball during the NCS championship waterpolo game.
Tam Boys Water Polo Show Improvement, but Falter in the Big Game
By Henry Pearson, Broadcasting and Lifestyle Editor ♦ Nov 16, 2024
Tam varsity boys’ waterpolo lost to Redwood High School in the North Coast Section (NSC) championship on the afternoon of Nov. 16 at the Marin Academy High School pool.
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Teacher by 7, coach by 4
Teacher by 7, coach by 4
By Elisa Cobb, Features Editor ♦ Mar 28, 2024
Price Jeffris: the University of Utah
Price Jeffris: the University of Utah
By Josh Goldman, Broadcast Editor and Reporter ♦ Mar 28, 2024

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Episode 1: The Arch Interviews Tara Seekins, Fulbright Scholar
By Emerson Swift, Editor-in-Chief ♦ Dec 15, 2023

In February 2023, Tam High English teacher Tara Seekins travelled to New Dehli India on a Fulbright Scholarship. In this episode, Ms. Seekins shares her experience with host...

Hawk Takes Episode 2: Emcees
Hawk Takes Episode 2: Emcees
By Kayla Boon and Hannah Bringard Mar 15, 2023

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