Teenage Theft Thrives in Marin’s Wealthy Communities

By Anya Godfrey, Sophia Tiemens, Claire Lawson, and Emily McMahon ♦ Aug 16, 2024

Marin County is very wealthy, yet teenage theft is a prominent issue. Both local businesses and big corporations are severely affected. If most teenagers in Marin are economically advantaged, why is theft such a common occurrence?

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A culture of misinformation

By Sophia Weinberg, Editor-in-Chief ♦ May 25, 2023

Presently, high schoolers are living in a time of technological advances. Teenagers are relying more and more on social media, and in many unfortunate cases, it is their only news source.

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KK Swaps Profile

By Gabe Schwartzman and Tyler Rothwell ♦ Nov 17, 2022

Kiris Harris and Kate Rosegard founded KK Swaps, a circular fashion marketplace, during the pandemic. It's since amassed dozens of sellers and even more customers, county-wide.

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What One Pill Can Do… Life or Death

By Annie Shine and Violet Howard ♦ Nov 14, 2022

Opioid use in Marin County has become a dangerous and a life-threatening issue, more commonly to teens.

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Why Tam’s College Culture is Toxic

By Siobhan King, Reporter ♦ Nov 3, 2022

As early action deadlines near for many colleges, you can practically see the stress seeping out of almost every senior at Tam. Blood pressures rise at the thought of getting your counselor letter of recommendation...

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Tam Students protest against climate change and for abortion rights

By Emma Pearson, Lifestyles/Sports Editor ♦ Jun 7, 2022

Multiple Tam students attended two separate protests in Marin, using their voices and presence to advocate for what they believe in.

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Board of Trustees considers AP World History course, facilities plan, Public Health updates

By Amelia Sandgren, Editor in Chief ♦ Jan 28, 2022

The Board of Trustees met to discuss multiple updates, including a potential new course, maintenance, and COVID-19 guidelines.

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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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Marin’s ‘Overt and Covert Racism’: How the District Can Do Better

By Mikyla Williams, Features Editor, Graphics Editor, Photo Editor ♦ Oct 21, 2021

The overt and covert racism and white supremacy of our community are very prevalent.

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Editorial: Running From Climate Change

Oct 14, 2021

Class disparities will continue to be emphasized as California faces the effects of climate change.

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Conservatives in Marin

By Naomi Lenchner, Op/Ed Editor, Graphics Editor ♦ Nov 27, 2020

With 82.5 percent of Marin County residents voting for Joseph R. Biden in this November's election, let's look into the 17.5 percent who voted the other way.

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An ode to the class of 2020

By Chloe Gammon, Lifestyles Editor ♦ May 26, 2020

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

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