By CHRISTIAN MORRISON Since the days of antiquity, theater-goers have sought that connection between the world they inhabit and that world which is created upon the stage. As it is with all art, theater reflects the stage-writer’s mind and interpretation of the world around them, which is brought […]
By MIA ARANDA As a part of Snapchat’s ‘Chat 2.0’ app update on March 29, 2016, Snapstreaks were introduced to the public. In case you aren’t familiar with the subject, a Snapstreak is formed on the app, Snapchat, when two people send each other a snap, a picture […]
I am writing concerning the article “Anxiety disorders explained.” As a parent of a student that suffers from panic attacks and anxiety I was disturbed by the idea that the disorder could be explained in just 5 paragraphs and using an “Artistic interpretation of an anxiety disorder ” […]
By MIA DELMONICO “Dedicated, fun, and loving” are all words that describe an accomplished man that has begun a new career path at Redlands East Valley High School. Ronald Kroetz, new assistant principal at Redlands East Valley High School, has had a successful career leading up to this […]
By LILIAN MOHR Throughout the world’s history, people have been getting their education in other towns, other cities, or even other countries. Famous intellectuals, including the likes of Aristotle, even had to travel to receive their education. The idea of not waiting for the chance at the best […]
By MELANIE URIBE There are six major anxiety disorders: Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Phobia, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Panic Disorder. Each disorder is separated into smaller subsections and affect every individual in different magnitudes. The most common factor each of these disorders share is panic […]
ByALICIA GULLON October marks the commencement of fall- sweaters, rain, dead trees and Halloween. But for artists around the globe, it marks Inktober, a challenge where artists draw with ink all throughout October. Artists of all ages and all styles unite from the challenge. They provide positive feedback […]
By BELLA ESPINOZA Line Webtoon is a free website and app that allows authors and artists to share their creativity through comics and manga. The authors either draw their own art or work with other artists to create their stories. Readers have a wide variety of genres to […]
By RICHARD BUNNER On Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018, the 4th annual Nissfest car show and track day was held at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana. It featured both Nissan and Infiniti cars in the five-hour long event, where awards, such as Best-In-Show, were given. There were also […]
By MIA ARANDA A middle-aged man with thick black glasses watched the Sotheby’s auction in London on Oct. 5, 2018. At that moment, the auctioneer began to advertise a framed painting of the “Girl with a Balloon,” a famous piece by the artist Banksy, causing the the price […]
By ELLA FITZPATRICK On June 29, 2007 Steve Jobs unveiled the first touch screen iPhone, which shocked the world with not only its new impressive development in technology and resulting high price, but also by removing certain aspects of flip phones that customers were so used to. […]
By MAGGIE SNAVELY If you looked around at people’s wrists, you would probably notice that most of them are wearing some kind of hair tie or rubber band. When you have a lot of hair, carrying around a hair tie is critical for those hot days or when […]
By MIRIAM YORDANOS AVID and the Career Center are hosting a district-wide College and Career Week from Oct. 8-12, 2018. Throughout the week many activities, such as workshops, spirit days, field trips and presentations will take place in middle school and high school campuses within the Redlands Unified […]
By BRANDON SAGLAM Citrus Valley High School Blackhawks at home in a conference matchup came up against the Redlands High School Terriers in hopes of continuing their winning form. Citrus Valley’s record at the time of Friday, Sept. 28 had a record of 4-1 whereas their opponents Redlands […]
By ZOEY ROMAN The Redlands East Valley High School cheerleaders and dance team had their annual Spiritleader Clinic for young girls ages 4 to 13 on Monday, Oct. 1, 2018. The event was successful and had many young girls learning the basic skills needed to become a cheerleader. […]
By MIA ARANDA Enthralling plot, lovable actors and actresses and those characters that bring out the emotion in you are all reasons why we incline towards certain movies. Some films will stand out clearly due to an original element. “Inside Out,” “A Dog’s Purpose” and “Searching” are all […]
By ALYSSA MARTIN Due to the lack of funding in the Redlands Unified School District in years past because of the 2008 recession, school resource officers on the district’s high school campuses were laid off. However, recently with the complete fulfillment of the district’s budget, RUSD high schools […]
Welcome to the “beta,” or starter, comic in the series “Junks” by Redlands East Valley freshmen Jonathan Choe and Bailey Jung. Stay tuned for weekly comics from Choe and Jung.
By DOMINIC RIOS The Redlands YMCA’s program, Model Legislature and Court, has an informational meeting with pizza and games on Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018 in the upstairs conference room at the YMCA at 7 p.m. to get teens involved in a state-recognized program. The program is for 9th-12th […]
By MAGGIE SNAVELY Oct. 2, 2018 is National Custodial Workers Day. This day deserves an acknowledgment of all of the hard-working adults that keep our campus looking nice and clean every day. Sometimes the custodians on campus get overlooked and are forgotten. In reality, they are by far some […]
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON In today’s modern world, where information is transmitted rapidly through social media and online news sites, the concept of what truth is has a stable definition. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the truth is defined as “the body of real things, events, and facts.” In […]
By AVALON SALVADORE and EMILY BLOMQUIST Online classes have been up and running for three years now and the ROP program decided to update their system and add their own curriculum to an online provider. The online classrooms are similar to a google chat room and have 24 […]
By EMILY WALOS The students at Citrus Valley High School were surprised on their first day back from summer break for the 2018-2019 school year. The farm that had been in the middle of the parking lot near Robert J. Hodges Stadium was now completely gone. It was […]
By JOSEPH QUESADA and RICARDO RAMOS Kari Hill, previously a health teacher for Citrus Valley High School, has now made the transition into the career center on the Citrus Valley campus. This is her 20th year teaching with 10 years at Redlands East Valley High School and 10 […]
By MIA ARANDA Crepes of Wrath is a business located in Downtown Redlands that serves delicious, sweet and savory crepes. While wrath means fierce anger, it is vital to know before coming to Crepes of Wrath that the crepes are not angry, instead are quite enjoyable. Crepes of […]
By MIA ARANDA Civil rights activist, co-founder of the United Farm Workers Association and mother to 11 children, Dolores Clara Fernandez Huerta continues to be an inspiration for many. At age 87, the woman who created the “Si, se puede” slogan continues to work on behalf of people’s […]
