News publication for high schools of Redlands Unified School District and the community.
By Layla Abbas Do you ever wonder what it takes to be an inspiration? You do not have to necessarily be famous or have money to inspire someone. It takes little words, few actions, and zero money to have a lasting affect on another human being. After writing […]
By Annie Delgado“Crossfit? Aren’t you worried about getting injured, or bulking up so much you look like a man?” This is one of the most common responses I get when people find out that I train at a local Crossfit gym. Crossfit is a program that focuses on […]
By David Mikail The last week of September of every year marks the beginning of the banned book week. Banned book week is an event that celebrates our freedom to read. During banned book week, hundreds of libraries and book stores draw our attention to banned and challenged […]
By BELLA HANLONScreamfest is an event similar to Summerfest and Genesis held by Props AV at Splash Kingdom on October 31st 2015. All high schools in the Inland Empire are invited to attend. The night will last from 7pm to 11pm and only 2,000 tickets will be sold. […]
By Ella Chang Once when I was on the freeway with my friends, I saw an advertisement board that said “Panda Bowl, the house of original orange chicken.” I found it somewhat hilarious. At this point, I think most people know that Panda Bowl doesn’t sell real Chinese […]
For the Creative Soul By: Katherine Snavely Supplies: Box of Crayons A Canvas Hot glue gun Blow Dryer Newspapers for the wax to drip on Masking Tape (for adding a picture) Directions: Leave on or take off crayon wrappers and hot glue them to the top of […]
By Saumya Goyal Imagine being a young child in a developing country. Imagine being uneducated, hungry, and illiterate. Imagine living in a world where you do not know how to read. Now think about how you could change that child’s life. Growing up, I was influenced by my […]
By Madeline Thomson High School Girl: “Wow, Malala Yousafzai is really cool! She’s fighting for girls’ education—go feminism!” High School Boy: “So would you say you are a feminist?” High School Girl: “Of course! Aren’t you?” High School Boy: “Uh, no. So, are you a feminist, or a […]
By LAYLA ABBAS and ALYSSA OUILLETTE Homecoming week at Citrus Valley High School included a wide range of activities, starting with the “sounds of the century” spirit week, and float building for all of the classes. The float building was held from 3:00 to 8:00 all week, and […]
By DOMINIC RIOS Redlands East Valley’s Compact club is a service club that offers students the chance to get involved in their community. Saumya Goyal, president of compact club for REV, describes the club as this, “Compact club is a business integration club that aims to integrate young […]
