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Last year, spring varsity sports teams at Bay accomplished more than ever before, and hopes are high for all eight teams in The Bay School’s 10th year. Here is the recap for the last four spring teams (click here to read Part 1 from a couple of weeks ago). Boys Volleyball In 2013, the boys …
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Tape. What can artists do with tape? Students in the Sculpture 1B class are working with packing tape as their primary material to create forms that reference the body. They are "casting" their body and thinking about how the body occupies space. The essential question for the project is, "How do artists map the space …
Project Center Director Brad Niven shown next to the new Epilog Laser Cutter. The Bay School Project Center's Engineering Lab recently  received a generous donation of a 35-watt laser cutter courtesy of the Bunker family.  A laser cutter works much like an ink jet printer in that it uses X and Y axes to move …
My name is Jake Vollen and I’m a senior at Bay. For my senior project I am launching a Bay varsity sports blog to inform readers about the sports community and ideally encourage students to interact more with sports at Bay as fans. Spring 2013-2014 Recap – Part I Last year, spring varsity sports teams at Bay …
The Painting 1B students are looking at fur, feathered, and scaled creatures. The hawk, turtle, raccoon, and owl that are in the studio are on loan from the Lindsay Nature Museum located in Walnut Creek. The artists have stretched their own canvases - one canvas is 12 x 12 inches, and the other is 20 …
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