PSAT woes? Look no further: tips from a National Merit Semifinalist
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN No matter what score you get, just remember: you are more than just a number. Unfortunately, according to most college testing corporations, that’s all you are. Here’s a guide […]
Mike Smith was not for me, but that’s okay
By LEA MULAN CLARK If the name does not ring a bell, there is a high chance that whoever is reading this article does not go to Redlands East Valley. For those […]
Second standard in REV WAY focuses on doing the right thing
REV WAY By MIA DELMONICO, Features Editor Ethical: having moral values and being willing to accept a disadvantage in turn for being honest and choosing to do the right thing. This simple, […]
Orchestrating a masterpiece
By NYLA JAFRI Everyone has listened to music almost every day of one’s life, whether it is the background music in an Instagram tutorial, a party, or maybe even by going to […]
Philosopher Adam Smith writes cultivating book which best describes human emotions
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON Throughout the ages, many have tried to explain where human emotions come from and what influences how one experiences them. Curiosity of how our inner minds work led to […]
Introducing Mental STEMulation
Mental STEMulation By WILLIE MALVEAUX, STEM Editor Sir Francis Bacon once said, “Ipsa scientia potestas est,” or if you don’t speak Latin, “Knowledge itself is power.” Money is power, and time is […]
The crisis and chaos in Venezuela, a history
By VINCENT GALVAN Venezuela is home to the largest oil reserve in the world and was the biggest oil exporter in 1928. Since then, what has happened to the country with the […]
