News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News
News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News
News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

All about our everyday individual choices for how we live our lives

(Courtesy of Kai Neukermans)

A Drummer Front and Center: Kai Neukermans

By Sawyer Strain, Website Editor, Graphics Editor ♦ Dec 13, 2021
Kai Neukermans and his band The Alive! are making waves at Bottlerock, Lollapalooza Chile, and other events in the U.S.
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(Courtesy of Ben Southern)

Striking Gold

By Sawyer Strain, Website Editor, Graphics Editor ♦ Dec 13, 2021
“If you focus on doing something you want to do, you have to be dedicated to it. You have to make sacrifices to be successful in what you do. It's been seen through history."
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(Emily Stull)

‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ Review

By Amelia Sandgren, Editor in Chief ♦ Dec 13, 2021
It’s time to pull out your scarves and fall gloves, order a Pumpkin Spice Latte, and watch the leaves fall, as Taylor Swift has transported us to fall 2012 with the re-recording of her fan-favorite album: Red.
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(Naomi Lenchner)

King Richard Review

By Lexa Lemberg and Andrew Cherner ♦ Dec 13, 2021
While being a top tennis player is not easy to begin with, Serena and Venus faced additional adversity. Coming from Compton, Calif., they saw difficulty getting noticed by big coaches and receiving all of the resources needed for success.
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What I saw at Burning Man

What I saw at Burning Man

By Lucca Hurst-Schalit, Reporter ♦ Nov 19, 2021
My take on Burning Man; a bunch of cool people partying in the desert with a bunch of art.
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(Courtesy of Sydney Boyd)

Boyd’s Journey to UC Santa Cruz

By Jack McIntire, Managing Editor ♦ Nov 2, 2021
“In the middle of class, I had finally gotten an email back from the head coach of Santa Cruz asking if I could talk on the phone."
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(Naomi Lencher)

The Mill Valley Art Festival

By Shaina Mandala, Graphics Editor ♦ Nov 2, 2021
The Mill Valley Fall Art Festival lies amongst the redwoods that adorn Old Mill Park. Annually, it brings back the spirit of Mill Valley, as it has for the past 60 years.
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(Lily Lunn)

The Best Burrito in Mill Valley

By Lexa Lemberg, Business Team ♦ Nov 2, 2021
I am putting the burritos in Mill Valley up to the test and seeing which one reigns supreme. Some may argue I am not a real burrito connoisseur, as I have a very simple order consisting of rice, beans, cheese, and guacamole.
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(Eloise Weir)

The Noble Cow Creamery

By Eloise Weir, TBN/TRN Editor, Photo Editor ♦ Nov 2, 2021
Is the Nobel Cow Creamy good enough to replace Woody's?
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(Courtesy of Niall Shiels Donegan)

The Town Champ

By Jack Fierstein, Op/Ed Editor ♦ Nov 1, 2021
"[I hope to] bring a great personality to the team and campus and be someone my teammates and peers can count on in the classroom and on the course."
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Someone you need to meet: Symil Austin

Someone you need to meet: Symil Austin

By Lily Lunn, Lifestyles Editor, Graphics Editor, Social Media Editor ♦ Oct 26, 2021
“I want people at Tam to know that everyday I’m trying my best to learn and adapt to new things.”
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Graphic courtesy of Naomi Lechner

Review: Le Marais

By Sawyer Strain, Website Editor, Graphics Editor ♦ 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.
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