“Refugee camps in Syria are cleaner than this,” Oakland property developer Gene Gorelik said in an interview with the New York Times at an Oakland fast-food restaurant that overlooks a homeless encampment. […]
Vivienne Tran
CAASPP scores drop compared to previous years
San Marin’s California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) scores dropped from the 2018-19 school year. English Language Arts/Literacy (ELA) scores decreased from 68 percent either having met or exceeded the […]
Opinion: We cannot scroll past tragedy
At least once a year, a tragic event prompts teachers to give students a serious, emotional talk. In my sophomore year, when the Parkland school shooting and a San Marin student’s death […]
School to construct new student center and STEM building
By Vivienne Tran and Emma Williams On June 17, construction of a new Performing Arts Center Building and STEM Building will begin. The current Emily Gates Student Center will be completely […]
Opinion: Child-free women and couples face outdated bias
Young women are asked this question constantly in their lives leading up to adulthood: “How many children do you want to have?” To this question, I usually answer, “None.” Each time, I […]
Opinion: My perceived imaginary audience influences my feelings and actions
As a teenager surrounded by teenagers that talk about other teenagers, I feel the need to always look and act presentable. I always feel as if everyone is paying close attention to […]
Administration creates new programs to aid students
By Vivienne Tran Editor According to Student Success Advisor Katherine Warren, too many of San Marin’s students are getting D’s and F’s or have attendance issues. As a result, she is pulling […]
