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Features - Page 17

  • Bears Doing Big Things
  • Before They Were Bears
  • Local Lore
  • Sporty Seniors

Dimitri Andruha’s Journey to Becoming M-A’s SRO Officer

Akemi Kwan
December 21, 2024

J.J. Whitlinger ‘01 Talks Playing and Coaching Tennis

Tessa Ellingson
December 16, 2024

Jamila Reinhardt ‘07 On Rugby, the Navy, and Firefighting 

Micaela Rubinsky
December 9, 2024

Youth Rise with YUCA in EPA

Paulina Cisneros Arreguin
December 9, 2024

Linda and Louise Gabele’s Passion for Rugby and Football

Isabel Habibi
December 6, 2024

InMenlo Tells Readers What’s Going on in Menlo (Park)

Siboney Lynch
December 5, 2024

Businesses Without Borders: ViBha

Eileen Liu
December 3, 2024

Sally Zarnowitz ‘76 on Shaping Communities Through Architecture and Historical Preservation

Rose Chane
December 2, 2024

Maruwu Seicha’s Unique Take on Matcha

Paulina Cisneros Arreguin
November 26, 2024

Players of Pride Hall: Tinka Blackmond ‘84

Rose Chane
November 25, 2024

Kareem Franklin’s Legacy Defending the Endzone

Isabel Habibi
November 22, 2024

From MLB Player to Giants Manager: Bob Melvin ‘79

Rose Chane
November 18, 2024
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