News publication for high schools of Redlands Unified School District and the community.
By EMILY WALOS Hours, upon hours had been working towards this moment. In second place for 2019 CBL girls, “Redlands High School.” There was only one school still standing, “your 2019 CBL champions are… Citrus Valley!” For the past nine years, Citrus Valley’s swimming has been inferior to […]
By EMILY WALOS Teenagers acting out Shakespeare for almost three hours: sounds like torture right? Citrus Valley’s Blackhawk Theater Company proved that wrong by bringing the beloved Shakespeare classic “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” to life in the Blackhawk theater. With professionally choreographed fighting scenes, hand made […]
By KAITLYN SUTOW Gene editing is a very controversial topic due to the ethical implications. Is it right to genetically modify a human embryo? Because we do not know the long term effects of gene editing, most scientists are concerned with the possible results, while others want to […]
By EMILY WALOS
By RICARDO RAMOS The Copa America is quickly approaching, exactly a month away with exciting matches, players and coaches to watch. The Copa America will take place in Brazil this year, making it the fifth time that Brazil will host the cup competition. The most Copa Americas held […]
By ELLA FITZPATRICK Wondering what the thunderous noises booming over Redlands were starting the afternoon of Friday, May 17? On May 18 and 19, Hangar 24 charities hosted its eleventh annual Airfest at the Redlands Municipal Airport. This Airfest publicizes extreme pilots who execute daring stunts, like spinning […]
Editor’s Column Christina is the Opinion editor for Ethic News. By CHRISTINA ANDRONESCU Should this ever reach Rebecca Skloot, award-winning author and renowned science journalist, know that I, creatively strung out high schooler, felt for the first time in perhaps a decade an unrelenting, childlike desire to really […]
By ANNALYSE YGLESIAS High school is a very stressful time in life. Between getting good grades, thinking about college, and choosing what career you want to pursue, it may seem too much for a teen who just wants to do well. Teens generally want to make sure they […]
By KAITLYN SUTOW According to Stacy Richardson, a seasoned journalist with 15 years of experience who writes for the Great Lakes Ledger, Crispr- Cas9 is a tool that lets scientists make precise cuts in human DNA. Cas9 is often referred to as “molecular scissors” that can travel along […]
