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News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

Everyone’s got one: a one-stop shop to learn what we think about what we see and experience

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Featured Opinions: Dakota Access Pipeline

By Raqshan Khan Nov 10, 2016

The Dakota Access Pipeline, also known as a the Bakken pipeline, would snake 1,172 miles through parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Illinois, transporting nearly 570,000 barrels of crude oil...

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Featured Opinions: Homelessness

By Emma Steinberg Nov 10, 2016

I cannot comprehend how one can support either candidate this year when they both fail to tackle the issue of homelessness in America. Living near a big city like San Francisco and often visiting relatives...

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Featured Opinions: Immigration

By Nicole Anisgard Parra Nov 10, 2016

In this year’s presidential election, there could have hardly been a larger divide between the candidates than their stances on immigration. President-Elect Trump’s policies called for the building...

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Featured Opinions: Foreign Policy

By Mary Overton and Mary Overton Nov 10, 2016

Donald Trump, as of January 20, 2017, will be sworn into the White House as the 45th President of the United States of America. In office, he will have to make decisions for our county regarding not only...

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Featured Opinion: Death Penalty

By Maddie Wall and Maddie Wall Nov 10, 2016

In 1972, the California Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty was unconstitutional, only for it to be reinstated 6 years later. In 2012, Prop 32 would have repealed the death penalty in California,...

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Propositions: How they affect your future

Propositions: How they affect your future

By The Tam News Staff Nov 1, 2016

By November 8, we as citizens are mandated by democracy to exercise our right to vote on a wide array of issues. As of now, most California citizens have received their ballots which include various propositions...

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Why We Need to Stop Calling our Female  Athletes “Lady Hawks”

Why We Need to Stop Calling our Female Athletes “Lady Hawks”

By Maddie Wall Oct 13, 2016

A friend of mine was on the girls’ varsity basketball team last year. After the end of a pretty successful season, she finally got her team sweatshirt. I saw her wearing it and commented that I liked...

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Editorial: Presidential Moderators Need to Push Back

Editorial: Presidential Moderators Need to Push Back

By Tam News Staff Oct 11, 2016

The first presidential debate of this election garnered a record 84 million viewers. News organizations across the globe have analyzed every word the candidates said. But another important aspect to consider...

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A Redefined Neighborhood

A Redefined Neighborhood

By Nell Mitchell Sep 21, 2016

I joined Nextdoor, the local social media network, out of fear that I was missing out. Not missing out on a summer job walking dogs or weeding gardens, not missing out on a “gently used patio set”...

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Why Snap Texting Is the Worst Form of Communication

Why Snap Texting Is the Worst Form of Communication

By Sophia Venables Sep 21, 2016

Your phone faintly buzzes twice, lighting up with the display of a badly chosen username. It’s that friend again. You know, the one that has your cell number but insists on snap texting. Praying it’s...

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My Guilty Pleasure: Why I watch the Bachelorette

My Guilty Pleasure: Why I watch the Bachelorette

By Glo Robinson Sep 5, 2016

After religiously watching every episode of the summer season of the Bachelorette, I can fully attest my undisclosed love for weekly Monday night premieres of the reality soap opera. For several years,...

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Don’t Blur the Line

By Nick Goldman Jun 3, 2016

As  I rode by Tam in the passenger seat of my friend Connor Wynne Parrys ‘91 Honda Civic, I saw two headlights swerve into my lane. A moment later, as my friend and I crawled out of the smoking, crushed...

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