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Written by Hank Brown
With two sets of sisters and an unwavering attitude, the Tam girl’s varsity basketball team is currently holding their ground with an overall record of 11-9 and are 3-4 in the Marin Country Athletic League (MCAL).
Written by Racine Cermak
Every year Tam students are given the opportunity travel all over the world through Tam’s Global Studies program. Students taking French go to France, drama students go to London, Spanish students go to Mexico and music students go to New York. Although music students are the only group to make a domestic excursion, they have an experience very different from any other class. Rather than traveling for cultural reasons alone, music students go to New York to compete in the New York Heritage Music Festival. No single music class gets to travel to New York two years in a row. Since the Symphonic Orchestra competed last year, the Choir and the Jazz Band had the chance to participate this year. However, due to the cost of the trip, the Jazz Band will not be going.
Written by Camille Kaufman
At thewinter rally on January 15, Alex Pribble scored a three-point shot, winning free pizza for the entire school. The pizza, distributed in Ruby Scott gym on January 22, angered many students who felt that the money should instead be donated to Haiti.
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On January 21, freshman Sander Lutz won Tam High’s Poetry Out Loud competition. The first runner-up, sophomore Nicolas Sullivan-Friedman, will represent Tam at the Poetry Out Loud County Finals at the Throckmorton Theater on February 6.
Tam’s Winter Formal is scheduled for February 27. Tickets go on sale between February 8 and 24 in the Budget Office. Tickets are $30 with an ASB card, $35 without. On February 2 prices will go up to $35 with ASB $40 without.
The California State Summer School for the Arts (INNERSPARK) is looking for high school students who are talented visual, literary, media and performing artists. Those selected will participate in a four-week summer program in which they will learn directly from professional artists, writers and performers of national stature. More information is available at the College and Career Center.
Link Crew is hosting a movie night for freshmen on February 5. Movie possiblities include “The Italian Job,” “Star Trek,” “Juno,” and “Mean Girls.” See the show at 8 pm.
Tam music students will present an evening of solo and small ensemble performances. Come on February 10 at 7pm to see the Solo and Ensemble Concert in the Caldwell Theater.
The rumors are true, after many years in business Mill Valley’s beloved Video Haven, formally known as Video Droid will live no more as of February 2.