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News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

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New Building Will Improve Our Music Program

By Harper Vived, Op/Ed Editor Nov 17, 2024
Tamalpais High School has proposed new buildings for the science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) departments. The project would consist of two new buildings: a four-story building for science, technology, engineering, and math classes, consisting of 11 classrooms, and a new music building with more space for students and instruments. But, the question is: will this new proposed music building really benefit music students?
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Quiet week is a lie

Quiet week is a lie

By Ana Murguia, Op/Ed Editor May 9, 2024

This article was initially written in 2023. It’s that time of the year again.  Whispers of summer are on the horizon, and classwork is slowly winding down. Students are taking a breath of fresh...

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EDM in the Bay

EDM in the Bay

By Josh Goldman, News and Broadcast Editor Mar 1, 2024
At the ever-popular Outside Lands festival and beyond, EDM music captures the imagination of countless Tam students.
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The benefits of WISE

The benefits of WISE

By Hillary Betz, Reporter and Graphics Editor Mar 1, 2024
With so many elective options available to 11th and 12th graders, which classes really make a difference? WISE provides a unique opportunity for students to build leadership skills and help others.
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Hand in hand: Cafeteria sustainability at Tam

By Anya Godfrey, Op-ed Editor Feb 6, 2024
Tamalpais High School's cafeteria is often overshadowed by the popularity of off-campus lunch, but it still generates large amounts of waste through single-use plastic packaging. Is cafeteria sustainability a reasonable goal for the school, and is it worth the trouble?
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Slim pickings for parking

By Molly Eisenberg, Reporter Feb 6, 2024

The time has officially come: the back parking lot (BPL) is now closed to seniors. Construction has finally begun after months of anticipation. It was supposed to start in August, but is only beginning...

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Should home economics be required?

Should home economics be required?

By Molly Eisenberg, Reporter Jan 23, 2024

The study of home economics has been lost over the past few decades. Home economics, is a course consisting of human development, cooking, sewing, family finances, and more. From the 1960s to the late...

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The best study spots in Mill Valley

The best study spots in Mill Valley

By Sophia Tiemens, Chief Design Editor Dec 2, 2023

Study environments have a profound effect on students, especially in high school. It's important for one to have a quiet and comfortable environment where students can do their absolute best. It's great...

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