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Boys’ varsity soccer beats Branson despite the absence of two starters
The boys’ varsity soccer team defeated Branson 2-1 in a close game on Wednesday, Oct. 15. Sophomore Jack Elders approaches the Branson player, ready to steal the ball. Redwood broke a 1-1 tie 15...
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Varsity lacrosse teams rebuild after losing 23 seniors
Both varsity lacrosse teams face major changes after a combined 23 seniors graduated last season. The boys team lost 13 seniors, who made up over half of the team and most of the starting lineup....
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Senior Nic Barretto is Berkeley bound
Tamiscal senior Nic Barretto committed to University of California, Berkeley for tennis on Tuesday, Aug. 18. Barretto, a four-star recruit on a scale from one to five, based his decision to commit off...
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Leadership to debut Breast Cancer Awareness week
Leadership announced that it will host Redwood’s first ever Breast Cancer Awareness week from Oct. 19-23. Senior Maggy Kepler, head of the subcommittee in charge of the event, said that the week will...
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Girls’ varsity tennis sweeps MCAL semifinal
The girls’ varsity tennis team swept Marin Catholic in the MCAL semifinals on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Redwood won every singles and doubles match, finishing with a team score of 9-0. Senior Lauren Wolfe did...
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Girls’ varsity tennis loses to Tam in MCAL finals after tie-breaking match
Bright lights. A silenced crowd. Match point― the winner breaks the tie and takes home the pennant. After nine matches, five and a half hours, and a venue relocation, the girl’s varsity tennis team was...
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Beloved former Redwood Spanish teacher Stacey Goodwin passes away
Former Redwood Spanish teacher Stacey Goodwin died the weekend of Nov. 7-8. Goodwin worked at Redwood for eight years and previously at Tam and Drake, before moving to Ibiza, Spain in January of 2015....
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American Crime’s sophomore season doesn’t disappoint
Returning for its second season, ABC’s “American Crime” cements itself as one of the best dramas on network television, balancing strong acting with deft exploration of heavy subject matter, though...
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Softball seeks to surpass shortcomings of last season
Some say that those in second place are really just the first losers. After finishing second to Marin Catholic in the MCAL finals and second to Alhambra in the North Coast Sectional finals last year,...
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On a warm spring afternoon, fans gathered at three separate events for redwood's first triple threat game night. It was one of the last regular season games for all three teams, and each sport ended...
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The creeping cost of college
For a growing number of Redwood students, finances are playing an important role in college decisions instead of merely choosing between acceptances. According to a May Bark survey, 31 percent of...
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Assistant principal returns amidst campaign to start school
Former assistant principal Katy Foster has returned to Redwood as an interim administrator amidst her work on a new campaign to start a public, tuition-free charter high school in San Rafael. Foster,...
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San Rafael charter school petition unanimously rejected
On Sept. 26, the San Rafael Board of Education unanimously denied the application for the Ipso charter school, proposed by former Redwood assistant principal Katy Foster and Drake science teacher Erin...
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Rolled, not gold: Sushirritos prove more fad than rad
Burrito-sized rolls of sushi, also know as sushirritos, are the latest food trend sweeping the Bay Area, touted as a portable and more filling version of two popular meals. First created in 2011, the...
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Recreational marijuana sales have more benefits than meet the eye
n Election Day, many marijuana enthusiasts rejoiced as Proposition 64 passed, legalizing recreational marijuana for those 21 and over in California. However, while possession of the substance is now...
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‘The Crown’ proves a royal success
More elegant and subtle than “Scandal” or “House of Cards,” yet with a quicker pace and broader appeal than “Downton Abbey,” Netflix’s “The Crown” expertly blends the best elements of a political...
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Quad squad: boys’ swim captures fourth straight title, girls fall just short
The boys’ varsity swim team capped off another successful season by winning their fourth straight MCAL championship by nearly 80 points, as well as placing third overall at the North Coast Sectional...
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