Weekend Wayfarer: Muir Woods and the Origins of the NPS
Muir Woods, contrary to what the name seems to imply, bears no relation to John Muir himself. Muir, in fact, spent little time hiking in
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Nat Gerhard is a junior at M-A, and this is his first year with the Chronicle. He enjoys writing about hiking and nature, along with social and political issues, on and off campus. He also photographs for the Chronicle.
The Immigrant Yarn Project Brings Powerful Art to the Bay Area
For the next two months, Fort Point, the former garrison of San Francisco Bay, will serve a purpose entirely other than its original. The now
Weekend Wayfarer: Devil’s Slide Coast
Situated halfway between Montara and Pacifica is a piece of highway, entirely free of cars, yet awash with traffic— foot traffic, that is. Devil’s Slide,
Opinion: It is Alright to Pursue the Humanities
Living in Silicon Valley, it can often feel as if value can only be derived from higher education by pursuing what is widely seen as
A New Caliber of Canning
As M-A’s Canned Food Drive comes to a close, many a student will head home happy, knowing that they have helped, even if in a
Weekend Wayfarer: Sutro Baths
On the northwesternmost tip of San Francisco, what appears to be some sort of ancient relic sits upon the Pacific. Perched upon a plateau among
Weekend Wayfarer: Castle Rock
If you are willing to spend an hour and a half of your valuable weekend driving, Castle Rock state park offers striking vistas of the
“Squash on Track” is on Track to Make a Difference
As her classmates head home to work on homework, or, more realistically, watch TV, Yamilet, a fourth grader at East Palo Alto Charter School (EPACS),
Weekend Wayfarer: a Diamond in the Rough
The Bedwell Bayfront Park offers a casual walk, and its relative proximity makes it a convenient option for hikers in the Menlo Park/Redwood City area.
Making the Driving Test DMV-sy
Driving is a rite of passage for teens and a staple of the American high school experience. Although California has seen over a 10% decrease