By ELLA FITZPATRICK Over the course of 2018, Ethic published over 200 articles or multimedia pieces. The most popular, according to statistics of most views, are below. Titles are listed in the order from number 18 to the most viewed article of 2018. Click each title to view […]
By AHLORA SMITH Attention all Citrus Valley High School students: The Blackhawk Theatre Company’s last main season show of the 2018-2019 school year is Romeo and Juliet, and auditions are coming up. By no means are auditioners required to have any theatre experience, in fact, the company is […]
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON In Washington D.C., many people might have been surprised to hear that President Trump unexpectedly resigned from office; however, the news source they received this information from was less than legitimate. Today, several fake editions of the Washington Post were handed out to people from […]
By EMILY BLOMQUIST The government has been shut down for more than three weeks now, with the remission having started on Dec. 22. According to Politico, 4,836 federal employees living in D.C. have decided to apply to receive the unemployment benefits since the shutdown started. Many agencies were […]
By MELANIE URIBE Celebrated throughout January, Human Trafficking Awareness Month is associated with the “Blue Campaign,” which is a movement established by the United States Department of Homeland Security to combat human trafficking across the country. Word of the movement has spread to several high schools across the […]
By EMILY WALOS The start of a new revolution in food history came about on Dec. 12, 1948, in the form of a small hamburger shop located in the city of San Bernardino, California called McDonald’s. Now among the most popular fast food chains in the world, McDonald’s […]
By ELLA FITZPATRICK Augie’s, the popular downtown coffee shop, operated from their original Redlands location at the red-brick building on North 5th Street for 10 years. Augie’s is the place in the community where people would gather to study, drink coffee and socialize. Loyal customers were disappointed when […]
By BRANDON SAGLAM Citrus Valley Blackhawks would face the Redlands East Valley Wildcats at home in hopes of getting their first Citrus Belt League win. The Wildcats were looking to continue their undefeated streak in league games being 2-0, whereas Citrus Valley came into the game being 0-3 […]
By JOSEPH QUESADA Chicago, Illinois: typically revered as a landmark American city, famed for its cuisine, architecture and historical prowess, now seems to be overshadowed by the constant news of violence and extreme homicide rates. Throughout the past few years, Chicago has climbed to the tops of homicide […]
By EMILY WALOS Scholarships, business etiquette and being able to have professional conversations are all life skills an adult develops in the real working world, but what if they could have a guiding hand in the process and could start getting these experiences earlier on as a teenager. […]
By ETHAN SIBBET Plastic: it surrounds us and is deeply involved in nearly everything we do, yet the layman knows next to nothing about it. As the superstition goes, you are never further than three feet from a spider. Well, you are never further than three feet from […]
Editor’s Column: Guess who? Mia Delmonico is the Features editor at Ethic News. By MIA DELMONICO January 2019 By this point in the year, it seems that almost every student is celebrating. We have made it through finals week and can, at last, take the much-needed break that […]
By ELLA FITZPATRICK Can’t think of any gift ideas for your friends and family? Here are some cheap and easy gifts that you can make in under 10 minutes for $10. Santa’s Sleigh Items needed: Kit Kat bar Two candy canes Plastic bag Santa candy Mini candies Ribbon Hot […]
By RICHARD BUNNER Gaming PC manufacturer Razer, who also makes gaming peripherals, has released a new version of their small-form laptop, the Razer Blade Stealth. With a 13.3”display that can be upgraded to 4k resolution and up to 13 hours of battery life, this laptop is ultraportable when […]
By ALEENA SIRITANAPIVAT On Friday, Dec. 7, Redlands East Valley’s performing arts held an assembly during periods two, three and four to showcase their talents. Programs such as East Valley Singers, Wind Ensemble, String Orchestra and many more put together a winter-themed musical performance to get students in the […]
By MAGGIE SNAVELY When the Inspire Choir is on stage singing, they are fully engaged and having fun, and the audience can’t help but share in the joy. The Inspire Choir, a 20 voice show choir performed by Citrus Valley Special Education students, captivated audiences for a fourth […]
Redlands East Valley senior Andrew Vines credits his mother, Carrie Vines, and the
Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Program for inspiring and honing his career goal of event videographer.
By EMILY WALOS In the United States, there are only 2,321 privately owned children’s bookstores; luckily for the residents of Redlands, one of those stores can be found in the heart of downtown. Tucked just off of State Street, you will find a small bookstore called Frugal Frigate. […]
By ALISON BRADSHAW On Tuesday, Dec. 4, all three levels of the Redlands East Valley girls basketball teams suffered losses to La Quinta High School. The score for the freshman team was 58-29, the score for the junior varsity team was 52-10, and the score for the […]
By HELEN POGGI On Sunday, Nov. 25, Russia seized three Ukrainian ships passing through international waters. Twenty-three crew members were taken as well, and at least three were injured. The three vessels—two gunboats and one tugboat—had been sailing to the Azov Sea through the only waterway connecting it […]
By MIA ARANDA The Redlands East Valley High School Talent Show took place on Nov. 30, 2018 in the Blackstone Theater. With over 20 acts performed, Julia Richardson won first place with her gymnast act, James Wellman earned second place with his robotic dance, and Leilani Baldwin got […]
By ALICIA GULLON and AMANDA DUONG When you first walk into Parliament Chocolate, you’re greeted with the scent of fermented cacao beans. Located at 15 E. Redlands Boulevard in Redlands, the shop is petit and quaint, filled with an assortment of delicious chocolates. The shop has been open […]
By RICARDO RAMOS and JOSEPH QUESADA The recent addition to Citrus Valley High School’s campus is a brand new parking lot in the Southwest area of the school, right outside of the gym, appropriately nicknamed “The Gym Parking Lot.” “It’s a good idea, I think it’s good for […]
By MIRIAM YORDANOS Redlands East Valley High School is hosting a talent show in the Blackstone Theater at 6 p.m on Friday, Nov. 30.. There will be more than 20 acts performing and a few surprise teacher acts. Currently, the project commission of the REV Associated Student Body […]
By ETHIC STAFF Recently, CNN reporter Jim Acosta was stripped of his press pass by the White House, following a tense altercation between him and the president. However, Judge Timothy Kelly ruled that the White House must return Acosta’s press pass, ruling that his Fifth Amendment right to […]
Editor’s Column: Jersey Girl Lilian Mohr is the finance manager of Ethic News By LILIAN MOHR Since moving 3000 miles across the country away from my small, New Jersey high school in the middle of what many may describe as “nowhere,” I am starting my journey through my […]
By MIRIAM YORDANOS At the age of 17, Julia Richardson, a senior at Redlands East Valley high school, has been involved in extracurricular activities and political campaigns and has achieved academic success. Coming from a small private school, Richardson decided to join the Associated Student Body and cheerleading […]
By BELLA ESPINOZA Family gatherings during Thanksgiving call for delicious meals and tasty homemade desserts. Chocolate pie is a classic holiday treat, perfect for your contribution to the table filled with many delectable foods. This quick and easy chocolate pie recipe uses common ingredients that can be found […]
By MIA ARANDA From Orange Street alley to all of the other murals in Downtown Redlands, there certainly are plenty of aesthetically pleasing locations perfect for your Instagram feed. The mural of the lion is the perfect mix of graffiti and art. Someone wrote their name on it, […]
By HELEN POGGI It only takes one stroll down a high school hallway to see—or, more accurately, hear—that swear words have become a large part of many teenagers’ lexicons. Although this vulgarity is not totally pervasive, it is widespread enough to indicate that profanity is not as taboo […]
By MAGGIE SNAVELY Martha Green’s is a business located on Citrus Avenue in Redlands, which provides delicious bakery goods at a cheap price. They also have a seating area next door so you can conveniently stop to get a dessert on your way out. Martha Green’s serves many […]
Interview by RICHARD BUNNER and BLAKE BERRY David Bernal is the owner of Redlands Vinyl Records and Collectibles, located at 214 E. Redlands Blvd. in Redlands. TRANSCRIPT: RICHARD BUNNER and BLAKE BERRY, ETHIC STAFF: How long has this place been around? What are people searching for the most […]
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By JOSEPH QUESADA Coming into his 13th year with the New Orleans Saints, having previously played five seasons with the San Diego Chargers, Drew Brees looks to continue his reign of being one of the top quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL. According to Brees’s statistic page […]
By RICHARD BUNNER Chances are you have Instagram downloaded on some device. Most people do as well, along with other social media such as Twitter and Facebook. However, most teenagers are completely ditching Facebook in favor of Instagram. Although the Facebook Corporation owns Instagram, only about a third […]
Photos by BELLA ESPINOZA and MIRIAM YORDANOS
By MIRIAM YORDANOS Throughout his high school career, Matthew Barnett, a senior at Redlands East Valley High School, has been a runner on the cross-country varsity team. He has been cross-country captain for three years and has earned “Coach’s Award” three times. In the first Citrus Belt League […]
By ALEENA SIRITANAPIVAT 22-year-old heart-throb Tom Holland caught the eyes of many when he came out as Peter Parker in the Marvel universe in Captain America: Civil War. Then, it was Spider-Man: Homecoming, Infinity War and now it is Spider-Man: Far From Home. But what comes after this? […]
By ETHAN SIBBETT Xkcd was meant to be a name without meaning. Developed as a screen name, Randall Munroe didn’t actually use it but repurposed it as the domain of his comic website http://www.xkcd.com. Beginning as just a daily gag, his comic developed characters, and he has frequently […]
Editor’s Column: Guess who? Mia Delmonico is the Features editor at Ethic News. By MIA DELMONICO November 2018 At this point in the year, students are now accustomed to the hardships and the grueling intensity of the school year. Everyone seems to be anxiously awaiting Thanksgiving break and […]
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON The 2018 midterm elections consisted of several highly competitive races, which resulted in a shift in power in the legislative branch and a record number of voter turnout. According to CBS News, these elections drew out a record number of 113 million voters nationwide, making […]
By TATUM MAPES With the close of the CBL football season, students can fondly look back on all the fun they had in the Litterbox, Redlands East Valley’s student section. With the constant cheering, singing, laughing and dancing on game day, it is a prime example of the […]
