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Photo slideshow: Sense of community in Redlands during the holidays
By ISABELLA LANDEROS Bricks and Birch employee Caleb Gasca smiles from the camera in light of the holiday spirit (Isabella Landeros/Ethic Photo). In the lobby of Bricks and Birch stands … Continue reading Photo slideshow: Sense of community in Redlands during the holidays
Photo slideshow: Sense of community in Redlands during the holidays
By ISABELLA LANDEROS Bricks and Birch employee Caleb Gasca smiles from the camera in light of the holiday spirit (Isabella Landeros/Ethic Photo). In the lobby of Bricks and Birch stands … Continue reading Photo slideshow: Sense of community in Redlands during the holidays
COVID pandemic will change the holiday experience for all
By Emily Prinstein Due to the Pandemic holiday’s this year are being spent much differently than most years. (Photo courtesy of Forbes) Holiday season has arrived and with that means … Continue reading COVID pandemic will change the holiday experience for all
Opinion: There is a difference between Cancelling and Cyberbullying
By TATUM MAPES The internet has a new favorite term: “cancel culture.” Whatever connotation this term is used with, it is inescapable. All across social media, we see celebrities, historical … Continue reading Opinion: There is a difference between Cancelling and Cyberbullying
Friday Fight Night: Black Panther vs Wolverine
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: The Official Handbook for the Marvel Universe will be the main … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: Black Panther vs Wolverine
Redlands notices an increase in reading rates
By KENDRA BURDICK During this pandemic, many have turned to the world of fiction and non-fiction for an escape. Books are just one of the many activities one can use … Continue reading Redlands notices an increase in reading rates
Student shares how to make homemade banana bread and fettuccine alfredo
By EMILY PRINSTEIN As Christmas is coming, many people love to make and enjoy baked homemade treats. One of my family’s favorite things to make during the holidays is homemade … Continue reading Student shares how to make homemade banana bread and fettuccine alfredo
COVID-19 vaccine preparing for early 2021 distribution
By DESTINY RAMOS, NOAH AMARO, AZRIEL OLMEDO With the positive trials of the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer, the shot could be available to the public by the end of 2020. … Continue reading COVID-19 vaccine preparing for early 2021 distribution
Opinion: Wildcats share opinions on the Black Lives Matter movement
By DESTINY RAMOS MARIN Although the Black Lives Matter Movement was originally started back in 2013, in the past few months it has gained a significant amount of attention and … Continue reading Opinion: Wildcats share opinions on the Black Lives Matter movement
Opinion: Endless hours of required school screen time does damage
By MAKAYLA NAIME and ALLISON STOCKHAM Many studies have shown that too much screen time negatively affects minors’ brains. Due to distance learning and COVID-19 shut-downs, many kids have been … Continue reading Opinion: Endless hours of required school screen time does damage
Wildcat senior Maddie Lee plans for military path after graduation
By LILIAN MOHR, MIYAH SANBORN, and ALEXANDER MARQUIS As a large majority of high school seniors across the country are in the midst of cramming to determine the universities they … Continue reading Wildcat senior Maddie Lee plans for military path after graduation
Infographic: Looking at trends in San Bernardino County’s Covid-19 cases
By ALLISON STOCKHAM and MAKAYLA NAIME Google search offers a tool where if you write the name of your county and COVID-19, data and graphs regarding the latest COVID-19 updates … Continue reading Infographic: Looking at trends in San Bernardino County’s Covid-19 cases
Opinion: Is censoring music is okay?
By DESTINY RAMOS MARIN Would you prefer to listen to an original song with explicit lyrics, or a radio-edit version? In simple terms, censorship in music is when curse words … Continue reading Opinion: Is censoring music is okay?
Light pollution becomes a concern for its future repercussions
By KENDRA BURDICK Since mankind discovered ways to produce light, almost every person uses it. True, light heightens our sight and lets us grow crops in bad conditions, but it … Continue reading Light pollution becomes a concern for its future repercussions
Steelers lose their winning streak
By LILY SHAW and MAURICIO PLIEGO The Pittsburgh Steelers, led by head coach Mike Tomlin, were thriving on a 11-0 winning streak. Multiple games were suspenseful near the end, like … Continue reading Steelers lose their winning streak
Easy holiday Baking: 3 quick recipes
By BELLA ESPINOZA, AILEEN JANEE CORPUS, and DANIELA MORA
Citrus Valley’s Robert Rooney shares his own experiences to improve student understanding in science
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Student engagement and participation acts as a motivation for teachers to determine the most effective way of learning. In what seems as one of the most difficult … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s Robert Rooney shares his own experiences to improve student understanding in science
Interview with Citrus Valley cheer co-captain: Grace Wilson
By EMILY WALOS, ETHAN CRABTREE, and ERICA BAUER
Diane Escudero shares her experiences growing up in Redlands
By MIYAH SANBORN Some people have lived in the same place for most of their lives such as Diane Michelle Escudero. Born on June 27, 1957, Escudero has lived in … Continue reading Diane Escudero shares her experiences growing up in Redlands
Opinion: Social media works to unite people
By DANIELA MORA and LILY SHAW It’s important to note that Covid-19 has caused a shift in today’s way of life by keeping humanity apart. Requirements to social distance and … Continue reading Opinion: Social media works to unite people
News brief: Biden secures presidential election win with California certification
By EMILY PRINSTEIN After a little over a month since the election took place, California has officially certified its votes securing the election, for now, President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice … Continue reading News brief: Biden secures presidential election win with California certification
Comics: Huwebes Hysterics
By AILEEN JANEE CORPUS
Culinary arts teacher, Chanel Taitt, perseveres through distance learning
By MAGGIE SNAVELY A carrot cake topped with pineapple made by Chanel Taitt during class time. This delicious dish is just one of many that Taitt has shown to her … Continue reading Culinary arts teacher, Chanel Taitt, perseveres through distance learning
Reviewing important periodic trends in chemistry
By ISAAC MEJIA and ARIANA GHALAMBOR Artistic version of the periodic table of elements. (credits Southern University at Shreveport) As the first semester of the academic 2020 to 2021 school … Continue reading Reviewing important periodic trends in chemistry
Processes of editing: Backgrounds
By ETHAN CRABTREE
Good habits spark positive thinking
By ISAAC MEJIA “Elevate your mood today with a positive attitude” (Isaac Mejia/ Ethic News). Maintaining a positive attitude is crucial in life. This is especially true for students in … Continue reading Good habits spark positive thinking
Students for Change combat hate and discrimination
By AKUL GUPTA, TATUM MAPES, INARA KHANKASHI, and JAZUI MEJI Students For Change meets to discuss issues of inequality and oppression on a weekly basis. A contributor to the group’s … Continue reading Students for Change combat hate and discrimination
Comics: Huwebes Hysterics
By AILEEN JANEE CORPUS
Friday Fight Night: Broly vs Superman
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: DC Comics including Superman’s greatest feats and strengths will be used … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: Broly vs Superman
Families relax to these seven binge worthy TV shows and movies
By HANNAH PATRICK Due to these troubling times, families have been forced to stay inside throughout all hours of the day, contemplating on a movie or show to binge and … Continue reading Families relax to these seven binge worthy TV shows and movies
Redlands passes resolution 12 to help achieve true equality for all
By: ISABELLA LANDEROS Images of equality and exclusivity symbolizing love for anyone (Mauricio Pliego / Ethic News) During the last Redlands Unified School Board district meeting on Oct. 27, 2020, … Continue reading Redlands passes resolution 12 to help achieve true equality for all
The road to a 2020 World Series Championship Title
By JASMINE ROSALES In the year 1903, things changed for Major League Baseball forever, that year was the first year of playoffs and has been going on ever since. Each … Continue reading The road to a 2020 World Series Championship Title
Wildcat’s ASB create escapes from the computer screens for students
By LILIAN MOHR The Associated Student Body at Redlands East Valley High School is continuing to put on their schools events that encourage school spirit and help to unite the … Continue reading Wildcat’s ASB create escapes from the computer screens for students
Nest and Den: High school students in the work force PART 3
By EMILY WALOS, BELLA ESPINOZA
Special abilities in small animals prove that size doesn’t matter
By KENDRA BURDICK When people think of animals they normally lean towards basic animals and their abilities. When thinking of what the fastest animal is, people’s first thoughts often go … Continue reading Special abilities in small animals prove that size doesn’t matter
Comics: Huwebes Hysterics
By AILEEN JANEE CORPUS
A&E Hangouts: Cookie Corner bakes its way into the heart of Redlands
By SPENCER MOORE It seems as though Southern California has had a massive growth in terms of the dessert industry, specifically the baking industry. This has intrigued many people, including … Continue reading A&E Hangouts: Cookie Corner bakes its way into the heart of Redlands
Comics: Huwebes Hysterics
By AILEEN JANEE CORPUS
Classic literature helps spread important messages to high school students
By ISAAC MEJIA Cover photo of both Classical Literature Books discussed in the article (Isaac Mejia/ Ethic News) Books have stood the test of time and shaped generational values for … Continue reading Classic literature helps spread important messages to high school students
Baking pumpkin bars!
By JASMINE ROSALES As the holidays are just around the corner, the time for freshly-baked sweets and many left over meals are ahead. As this time of year is a … Continue reading Baking pumpkin bars!
Letter: Reader responds to, “What does it mean to be an American?”
We welcome letters from our readers at trueethicnews@gmail.com Please keep in mind that this is a student-led news publication for the high school community. Student editors hold discretion in the … Continue reading Letter: Reader responds to, “What does it mean to be an American?”
What does it mean to be American?
By EMILY WALOS, BELLA ESPINOZA With the 2020 United States election coming to a close, it is important to remember that in the end we are all Americans, no matter … Continue reading What does it mean to be American?
RUSD board members and parents take steps toward building a REV athletic stadium
By MIRIAM YORDANOS On Oct. 13, Redlands Unified School District held their monthly board meeting to inform and update the community of issues in the RUSD, including the status of … Continue reading RUSD board members and parents take steps toward building a REV athletic stadium
How do we elect our president? Explaining the Electoral College
By TATUM MAPES In 2016, Donald J. Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the race to the White House, despite not winning the popular vote. How was this possible? Unlike other … Continue reading How do we elect our president? Explaining the Electoral College
News brief: Redlands area students adjust in light of recent power outages
By ISAAC MEJIA, ARIANA GHALMBOR, NYLA DE CARVALHO and HANNAH PATRICK Redlands Unified School District parents, staff and students were notified on Monday, Oct. 26 about the power outages that … Continue reading News brief: Redlands area students adjust in light of recent power outages
