Baby monitor
By Emily Stull
November 21, 2019
Let’s break down our district’s maternity leave policy and what it means for parents.
Street shot or sum
By Luke Osborn
September 10, 2019
Photos by junior Luke Osborn of the Mill Valley skate park and the culture it has fostered.
Exclusive
By Milo Levine
June 6, 2019
Public school is for everyone. Tam’s academic programs may not be.
Of a Different Breed
March 4, 2019
Hidden away in Tam’s mass of students is a small, a very small, but distinct subset of students (and an alumnus) linked by a common, somewhat taboo, artistic interest; anthropomorphic animals. Yet, being part of the small community is often difficult, as those who count themselves as part of it are...
Air Quality Affects Sports
November 23, 2018
The deadliest, most destructive wildfire in California's history, known as the Butte County Wildfire destroyed around 14,000 residences and killed at least 85 people as it raged across Northern California. The fire, nicknamed as The Camp Fire, started early Thursday morning of November 8th and was not fin...
Outed Every Day
September 24, 2018
With additional reporting by Sam Schnee Most of us don’t like putting our phones in the caddy every time we walk into class. It’s definitely annoying, but for most it’s nothing more than a minor, quickly forgotten inconvenience. For some students, though, this experience c...
Unified Sports Track Event
By Elissa Asch
May 22, 2018
Both special and general education students competed side by side at the Unified Track Sports event at Tam on April 18. The event was the latest of multiple unified basketball games and track meets held this year at Tam and other schools in Marin County. “Our program combines general ed students ...
Baseball Mid-Season Update
May 8, 2018
The varsity baseball team is up and running again, which means head coach and social studies teacher Nathan Bernstein can be found around campus talking non-stop about baseball to anyone who will listen. The team is currently fourth in MCAL (Marin County Athletic League) and 9-5 overall as of April 4. ...
The Gain Train Has Left The Station
By Alex Bires
May 8, 2018
The baseball season is beyond its halfway point, and that means mid-season fatigue is setting in. Fastball velocity can dip a couple miles per hour, the break on curveballs becomes less crisp, and hitting batting practice home runs becomes a struggle. The cause is known as “the grind”. Daily pract...
Tam Falls to Redwood in a Battle of the Aces
By Shane Lavezzo
April 3, 2018
Tam varsity baseball fell to Redwood 2-0 on Tuesday, March 27 during a game full of excellent pitching and high emotions. “Our mental focus and bats weren’t there that game.” Tam senior David Fineman said. “We didn’t focus on ourselves, instead we focused on Redwood and their chirping an...
Editorial: The Power of the Panther
By Staff
March 23, 2018
Just over a century ago, the white supremacist propaganda film “Birth of a Nation” overtook the cultural consciousness. President Woodrow Wilson was so taken with the now-infamous racist film that he had it screened in the White House, and enough Americans were inspired by its rhetoric that the Klu ...
