On May 1, Osama bin Laden, the founder of the al-Qaeda terrorist group and mastermind behind the September 11 terrorist attacks, was killed in Abottabad, Pakistan during a raid carried out by Navy Seal...
On a bright, sunny afternoon at the Mill Valley Depot on May 21st, the YouthGive Club held their third annual YouthFest, featuring live music, activities for children, a silent auction, and a bake sale.
“It’s...
After seven years as a Campus Supervisor at Tam, Wil Owens has decided to retire. He will be leaving after the 2012 graduation, for personal reasons, to spend his retirement in Italy, with his wife.
“Even...
In 2010, California had 9,273 cases of pertussis, or whooping cough—the highest total in the state since 1947. As a result, the state of California is requiring all students grades 7-12 in both public...
Members of the Interact club participated in the annual Paces for Polio events at Mills High School in Millbrae on Saturday, May 14. Paces for Polio is a fundraising event, where high school students from...
Despite a forecast predicting rain, thunder, and hail, over 55,000 people turned out for the 100th annual Bay to Breakers in San Francisco on Sunday, May 15. Sprinkled throughout this crowd was an...
A season after going 8-4 (4-3 MCAL) and making the NCS Division 3 Playoffs under first year Tam Football varsity head coach Kevin Goyer, the 2010 season resulted in a 5-5 record (2-5 MCAL). The season...
One has never seen an art class so silent. Seventh period ceramics, a class of merely 20, crowded around a single wheel on January 14. Focused on the level instructions of the guest artist, the voices...
Behind the veil of the internet, a quiet war for morality rages. The school librarian sees it as censorship. The information technology systems specialist sees it as protection. The it factor is an Internet...
In this mini-video series, 2010 Tam Alumni Kevin Templeton teaches you how to make a ceramic pot.
Camera Work: Kristina Willis
Editing + Graphics: Wesley Emblidge
Thanks to: Kevin Templeton + the...
Weighing in at more than 54 tons, the national AIDS memorial quilt represents only a small portion of the half-million people that have died from AIDS in the United States alone. The AIDS quilt is...
Science teacher Lyanne Abreu returned from a two week trip to the Galapagos Islands on December 4. Abreu was selected by the Toyota International Teacher Program with the help of community recommendations....