By LEA MULAN CLARK Remember a first kiss? Has it even happened yet? Remember the first crush? Remember the anxiety and nervousness after seeing them? Remember knowing exactly what to do around them and when to do it? It is not possible for any one human being to […]
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN Redlands Career Spotlight is a weekly series in which ETHIC interviews a Redlands professional and asks him or her about their education, career, hobbies and more in order to give readers a more nuanced view into job prospects after high school. This week, ETHIC had […]
By LEA MULAN CLARK and AHLORA SMITH Few clubs require the ability to be fast thinkers, witty and comedic all at the same time. Yet when looking for something entertaining to watch in the evening, spending money on seeing a Comedy Sportz match is never a waste. […]
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON As you walk into A Shop Called Quest, looking about, you at once notice the great magnitude of comics present in the store, which houses many interesting stories waiting to be read. Progressing slowly through the store, there is also a great deal of […]
Editor Column: REV WAY By MIA DELMONICO Being accountable means that people are expected to justify actions or decisions. This situation comes about a lot in the average high school setting. An example is when someone makes a bad choice and tries to avoid consequences through lying or […]
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON Thanksgiving is here! It is a joyous time to hang out with family and friends and gorge oneself on mashed potatoes, stuffing, pie and especially turkey. After this grandiose feast, a familiar feeling comes over everyone. That warm, sleepy feeling that beckons one to the […]
By JOHANA ABREU What makes a human being more valuable than others? The United States was built by immigrants; even some of the founding fathers who created the country were immigrants. For instance, the first Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton was an immigrant from Nevis and James Wilson, […]
By ALYSSA MARTIN On the early Sunday morning of November 5, 2017, a young man rampaged into an ongoing church service and departed from it as a mass murderer. In the modest community located on the outside borders of San Antonio, Sutherland Springs, Texas, a day of absolute […]
By DOMINIC RIOS The Redlands East Valley Water Polo team had a great run in CIF Division Two. The Wildcats finished as league champions with a 7-0 record and went into the Division Two playoffs as the number five seed only favored to win the first round. The […]
By JESSICA LOPEZ Saturday, November 4, 2017, was Citrus Valley’s homecoming dance at the Riverside Fox Theatre. The theme for this year’s formal was “eminence,” meaning fame or recognized superiority. When ASB member Rebekah Barker was asked why they choose this idea she said, “When trying to find […]
By ALEXIS PLASENCIA A fun new trend has come about, and it’s finally something everyone can have fun with: monthly item subscriptions. But what are they exactly? Every subscription is different, but they allessentially revolve around sending out items every month (or few months), whether it be clothing, […]
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN Redlands Career Spotlight is a weekly series in which ETHIC interviews a Redlands professional and asks him or her about their education, career, hobbies and more in order to give readers a more nuanced view into job prospects after high school. This week, fly-fisher, antique […]
By IAN FINLEY George Bush called it. Well…kind of. In truth, saying that the 43rd President of the United States predicted the rise of a dangerous and news-dominating North Korea would be an unjustified oversimplification. However, evaluating his words of Jan. 2002 does provide a valuable perspective on […]
Dope. By CAROLINA SANCHEZ It’s okay to be sad. As the seasons change, emotions can change too. For some it is happiness that comes from California getting an escape from the heat, but for others it’s the beginning of their seasonal depression. Seasonal depression is clinically known as […]
By MADISON ISAEFF ASB created several fall-themed games for all guests to play, such as a “Scarecrow Toss” with rings and scarecrow dolls, a cake walk with Halloween themed pastries, a “Ping Pong Pumpkin” game or “Cornhole.” They even put together a fun scavenger hunt where students […]
Poem by W. PARKER LUITWIELER
By CAROLINA SANCHEZ As the first season of high school sports slowly closes, with it drags the end of an era for most seniors. It consisted of the last match, the last pasta feast, the last time stepping on the court, the last time sweating in a jersey, […]
By TATUM MAPES One week after the beginning of the Houston Astros’ reign as World Series champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers are still trying to recover from the disappointing loss, as they were the favorites to win the pennant. While the Dodgers’ defeat can bring about negative feelings […]
By ZOË MYERS Photos by STEPHANIE AGUILAR and APRYL ORTEGA “I just want to say that Jenny and I are so excited for the students to not have to drive further. Now they’re able to stay in the community.” – Zulma McGuire, owner of Limelight Dresses. New girl […]
By DYLAN MIARS On July 27, 1953, the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed to end the Korean War with no definite winner. But in 2017, the President of the United States resurrected the war, this time on the social media platform Twitter, and there is a problem with […]
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN As hundreds of universities’ early decision deadlines loom, students across Redlands rush to put their finishing touches to their applications in time. First pioneered by lower-tiered Ivy League schools in the late 20th century to prevent accepted students from attending schools like Harvard, this controversial feature […]
By TATUM MAPES The United States of America has been a hotspot for immigration ever since the English Puritans sailed on the Mayflower to Plymouth, Massachusetts. Often, one hears stories of Europeans making the voyage to Ellis Island, or families south of the border looking for a fresh […]
By VICTORIA CHUNG Q: What is your profession and how long have you been working? A: Currently, I am the digital video production teacher at Redlands East Valley High School. Q: Where have you worked? A: I have had a business, Impact Filmworks, which I used to transfer […]
By NYLA JAFRI Kim Jong Un is a name that many have heard of, but few with delight. He is the dictator of communist North Korea and is infamous for oppressing his people, as proven in this recent case. According to the Los Angeles Times, a hydrogen bomb […]
By STEPHANIE AGUILAR Want to pursue a STEM-related major in college, but the price tag leaves the dream in the dark? Luckily, Edison International is looking for 30 seniors from Southern California to award $40,000. In total, Edison is giving out $1.2 million this year. Why […]
By ZOË MYERS Donald Trump is well-known for his sexist remarks and locker-room chats about women, whether discussing his sexual desires towards them, or calling them offensive names claiming their lack of intelligence on live television. But sticks and stones, right? Perhaps not, when the same man happens […]
By LEA MULAN CLARK “A wise man once said” was my friend Conner Wise’s favorite way to start a speech, because no matter what he said, it would be true, because he was the “wise man.” So, scared of presenting? Does it cause anxiety, nervousness or […]
