For thirteen years of my life, I have attended school. I have been taught everything from adding, subtracting, how to read and write, grammar, how to find x, to knowing the date […]
Opinion: School should teach us valuable life skills
Staff reminisces on Janice Blair’s 15 years at San Marin
After 15 years at San Marin in the front office, Registrar Janice Blair is retiring. Blair processes registration requests, schedules classes, maintains class lists, grades, and transfer attendance records. She has committed […]
Students combat fast fashion industry by thrifting
By: Amanda Oppegard With more than 80 billion articles of clothing being produced every year, big name companies including Gap and H&M have been using cheap labor so that their production rate […]
Gender wage gap among athletes remains controversial
Inconsistency in treatment between male and female athletes has been a trend within the athletic industry for decades. A 2018 study conducted by Women in Sport found that 40 percent of female […]
Opinion: Reliving my childhood through Disney movies
Ever since I was young, I have wanted my life to feel like a movie. My childhood was stitched with vignettes of classic Disney scenes, catchy choruses from Disney soundtracks, and iconic […]
Freshman Keeley Wright makes varsity girls basketball
Although she is just 5’4’’, Keeley Wright stands tall as a freshman on the Girls Varsity Basketball Team. “Basketball was really fun even though I didn’t really know how to play when […]
NOVA program offers a different way of learning
The NOVA Program is the only K-12 independent study program in Marin County that offers classes to students seeking an alternative form of school, or those who wish to take one or […]
