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RBG’s Impact on the Tam Community

By Emily Stull • Nov 3, 2020

An analysis of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life and influence on our lives today.

Is Distance Learning Healthy?

By Charlie Wiltsee • Oct 17, 2020

Due to distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, TUHSD students are spending upwards of six hours on screens per day.

October’s featured artist of the month: Junior Natalie Nong

By Emily Stull • Oct 3, 2020

From experiences of racism to mental health, each piece tells a story.

End of discussion. Period.

By Claire Conger • Sep 20, 2020

A survey of 147 Tam students demonstrates a lack of understanding of menstruation bringing into question the quality of sex-ed in local elementary and middle schools and at Tam.

Quarantine Creations

By Claudia Epsha • Sep 19, 2020

Senior Artemis Frederick explains in their own words how quarantine has impacted their artistic creativity and personal life.

Generation Parkland

By Skye Schoenhoeft • May 28, 2020

A third of Tam students dream about gun violence. Why? Generational trauma.

An ode to the class of 2020

By Chloe Gammon • May 26, 2020

Over the past four years, we have felt the unique historical significance of our high school experience.

Kylie Frame: The face behind Feed the Frontlines Marin

By Emily Stull • May 19, 2020

Frame's nonprofit organization raises money to purchase meals from local businesses and donates those meals to essential workers in the area.

Six feet apart

By Kara Kneafsey • Apr 23, 2020

This feature illustrates a snapshot of what California’s shelter in place order has entailed, outlining the experiences members of the Tam community are going through.