Comics: Junks #8
Comics: Junks #8 By JONATHAN CHOE and BAILEY JUNG
Author Jeff Garvin talks genderfluid characters and life in general with Wildcats
By MIA ARANDA and ALISON BRADSHAW “Author’s are my heros ‘cause they make heros,” said Redlands East Valley librarian Korrie Khrohne, who organized a visit from author Jeff Garvin on April 1 in the Blackstone Theater. With there being only a few novels focusing on genderfluid characters, Jeff […]
Citrus Valley parent night reveals new requirements for freshman
By EMILY WALOS To try and ease the thought of transition from middle to high school, Citrus Valley High School held a parent informational and elective meeting night for the parents and students of the class of 2023 on April 5. This event allowed students and their parents […]
Column: Seeing junior year through the eyes of a “well-rounded” student
Editor’s Column Ahlora is the Managing Editor of Ethic News. By AHLORA SMITH Eleventh grade, junior year, the bane of most students’ existence. Going into high school, I would imagine that most kids got the “join lots of clubs and get involved!” talk. Although following this advice made […]
Opinion: Femininity, flaws and female characters — What Captain Marvel got right
Note to reader: Spoilers for Captain Marvel (and many other movies) below By TATUM MAPES Marvel Studios’ 21st cinematic outing, “Captain Marvel,” has taken the world by storm. The film has already passed the $1 billion mark worldwide, with the highest opening weekend gross for a movie with […]
Keiser positively impacts Citrus Valley High School students
By KAITLYN SUTOW Carl Keiser is a well-known substitute teacher in the Redlands School District and has a great reputation with both students and teachers. He has subbed in the district for a year and has been a long-term sub for a few teachers at Citrus Valley, like […]
The amount of abortions in the United States is decreasing
By EMILY WALOS Abortion: “the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy.” For some, it means murder, but, for others, it is a decision they came to based on their own situation. Abortion is a very serious topic in […]
Opinion: Drink water
By ALISON BRADSHAW and ELLA FITZPATRICK Most people would rather reach for a soda or fruit juice than a glass of water; nevertheless, water is something that we need in our lives. According to healthyfutures.nea.org and elementalbottles.com, drinking water and fluids have many beneficial values, such as preventing […]
Opinion: Redlands East Valley Campus needs to make the shift to environmental conscientiousness
By LILIAN MOHR American high schools are notorious for their lack of conscientiousness regarding their environmental footprint. From the thousands of pieces of paper that are being used in high school campuses across the United States to trash cans overflowing with prepackaged snacks and sandwiches after the lunch […]
People of Redlands
By BRANDON SAGLAM Foreword: So I was inspired by Brandon Stanton’s project “Humans of New York” to take portraits of people and get a glimpse into their life through a question. So on March 28, I thought it would be interesting to meet some of the people of […]
