#opinion Archives - The Tam News

Why Gavin Newsom’s podcast scares me

By Josh Goldman, News and Broadcast Editor ♦ May 12, 2025

After California Governor Gavin Newsom released a podcast episode with political activist Charlie Kirk, many are disagreeing about Newsom's choice to feature Kirk. Josh Goldman explores his opinion on why Newsom should not have had Kirk on the podcast.

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Editorial: The Odds Are Against the Class of 2025

By Andrew Ismailer and Editorial Staff ♦ Apr 30, 2025

With a record breaking graduation class and students applying to more schools than ever, the class of 2025 faces an uphill battle in the college application process.

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How libraries will solve polarization

By Jaana Tremp, Op-ed Editor ♦ Apr 27, 2025

This article by Jaana Tremp exposes the importance of libraries in society, and how they can solve the ever-increasing polarization and political divides in America today.

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Simplicity is dangerous

By Gigi Cannelora, Features editor ♦ Mar 17, 2025

As our society moves towards minimalism, we lose essential pieces. Gigi Cannelora explores the danger of simplicity.

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The Real Issue With Situationships

By Sophia Tiemens, Chief Design Editor ♦ Mar 7, 2025

In today's society, "situationships" have become ever so common. Sophia Tiemens explores the conflicts they bring, including uncertainty and distrust.

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Not Being Political is Ignorant

By Anya Godfrey, Op-ed Editor ♦ Nov 17, 2024

There is a time and place for politics. It can be generally agreed that conversations regarding politics shouldn’t take up every waking moment of our lives—our society doesn’t deem politics as lighthearted dinner conversations. There is value in knowing when and when not to bring up pressing political issues.

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New Building Will Improve Our Music Program

By Harper Vived, Copy 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

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...

Exploring The Surge of Underage Online Sports Betting

By Lucas Norris-Icho, Reporter and Design/Social Media Editor ♦ Apr 29, 2024

At Tamalpais High School, there is a concerning trend of sports gambling among students that must be addressed.

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People are too opinionated (an opinion piece)

By Jaana Tremp, Op-ed Editor ♦ Mar 1, 2024

From the most to least significant issues, it feels like everyone has a strong opinion on everything. Having opinions is fine, but living and dying by them isn't.

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