Redlands East Valley sports for the week of Oct. 28, 2019
By MAURICIO PLIEGO
Author: Ethic News
News publication for high schools of Redlands Unified School District and the community.
Citrus Valley sports for the week of Oct. 28, 2019
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
Nine hobbies to soothe the mind
By VIVIAN DINH With students settling into classes and new work loads, it’s harder than ever to find time to relax and take care of ourselves. But when we do … Continue reading Nine hobbies to soothe the mind
Column: Nice is the new cool —Overcoming insecurity begins with yourself
Editor’s Column: Nice is the new cool Maggie Snavely is the Self and Style editor at Ethic News By MAGGIE SNAVELY Graphic design created using Autodesk software. (Angelita Hutabarat/ Ethic … Continue reading Column: Nice is the new cool —Overcoming insecurity begins with yourself
Spotify Weekly Playlist: the beginning
By RICHARD BUNNER Which songs would you add to this playlist? Leave suggestions in comments below.
2020 Black Expo offers application guidance and on-the-spot admissions
By BROOKE MGBAFILIKE Application season is rapidly approaching high school seniors and the time to start thinking about colleges and universities has come. A popular fair called Historical Black College … Continue reading 2020 Black Expo offers application guidance and on-the-spot admissions
Citrus Valley volleyball girls defeat Redlands High School
By SUMMER ESTRADA-GARCIA Citrus Valley varsity girls volleyball played Redlands High School in a home conference match on Oct. 7, 2019. Citrus Valley won in five sets: set 1: 25-15, … Continue reading Citrus Valley volleyball girls defeat Redlands High School
Citrus Valley sports for the week of Oct. 21, 2019
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
Friday Fight Night: John ‘Candle’ Wick v. Steve ‘Captain’ Rogers
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). This is the first of a series that will pit two characters … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: John ‘Candle’ Wick v. Steve ‘Captain’ Rogers
Citrus Valley’s newest administrator, J.J. Martinez, is excited about his position as assistant principal
By JOSEPH QUESADA Assistant Principal J.J. Martinez works hard to ensure many facilities run smoothly at Citrus Valley. (Joseph Quesada / Ethic Photo) The 2019-2020 school year marks J.J. Martinez’s … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s newest administrator, J.J. Martinez, is excited about his position as assistant principal
Sports opinion: A timeline of the 5 most impactful games leading to the 2019 World Series
By COLE DABBS Who do you think will win the World Series? Leave your thoughts about the 2019 World series in the comments below.
Redlands East Valley sports for the week of Oct. 21, 2019
By MAURICIO PLIEGO
Point/ Counterpoint: Should the Sandy Hook Promise PSA be shown?
By BROOKE MGBAFILIKE and ISABELLE SAMAAN Sandy Hook Promise honors the life that was lost in the tragic school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012. Every year the … Continue reading Point/ Counterpoint: Should the Sandy Hook Promise PSA be shown?
Uninformed Opinions: Why do people believe things without any proof?
By KAITLYN SUTOW In 2011, a Princeton University-based research team conducted group decision making experiments and employed mathematical models and computer simulation to provide insights in uninformed human behavior. They … Continue reading Uninformed Opinions: Why do people believe things without any proof?
Opinion: Cell phones should be banned at school
By ALYSSA ORNELAS Envision this: A teacher is trying to explain physics to the class but a student decides that their phone is more important than expanding their knowledge. Once … Continue reading Opinion: Cell phones should be banned at school
Citrus Valley sports for the week of Oct. 14, 2019
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
Whiteboard question: What is your favorite part of football season?
By AYLSSA ORNELAS
Citrus Valley Tedx Club holds its first event
By KAITLYN SUTOW Tedx Club Vice President Daniel Melero stands alongside invited speakers Caleb Rothe, Samir Chattergee and Michael Estrada as Tedx Club Co-Presidents William Zhao and Abhirim Balakrishnan stand … Continue reading Citrus Valley Tedx Club holds its first event
Citrus Valley has high hopes for varsity cross country boys team
By RONALD MILLER and GAEL PEREZ Despite the rainy weather and cold breeze on Sept. 28, the soccer fields of California State University, San Bernardino were filled with runners and … Continue reading Citrus Valley has high hopes for varsity cross country boys team
Redlands East Valley sports for the week of Oct. 14, 2019
By MAURICIO PLIEGO
Video: Weekly Weather Report, Oct. 12
Created by EMILY WALOS, MAGGIE SNAVELY and BELLA ESPINOZA Edited by BELLA ESPINOZA
Professional car racer Jessi Combs dies attempting to set a new land speed record
By EMILY BLOMQUIST The beloved race car driver Jessi Combs has passed away at the age of 39 while attempting to break the land speed record, according to CNN. Combs … Continue reading Professional car racer Jessi Combs dies attempting to set a new land speed record
Video: Cal State San Bernardino hosts Black Future Leaders program for Inland Empire youth
By BROOKE MGBAFILIKE On Sept. 6 through 8 California State University, San Bernardino held a high school program called Black Future Leaders. BFL is a STEM-based organization that has the … Continue reading Video: Cal State San Bernardino hosts Black Future Leaders program for Inland Empire youth
Whiteboard question: How do you feel about homecoming being at REV?
By ALYSSA ORNELAS Brooklyn Rios, freshman cheerleader. (Alyssa Ornelas/ Ethic Photo) Eric Jones, freshman. (Alyssa Ornelas/ Ethic Photo) Marin Mohr, freshman. (Alyssa Ornelas/ Ethic Photo) Bryan Prietofigueroa, junior. (Alyssa Ornelas/ … Continue reading Whiteboard question: How do you feel about homecoming being at REV?
Redlands High School hosts annual college fair
By JOSEPH QUESADA and KELLY JOHNSTON The Redlands Unified School District’s college fair hosted over 25 private universities, 12 Cal State and UC campuses and five armed forces branches for … Continue reading Redlands High School hosts annual college fair
Redlands East Valley sports for the week of Oct. 7, 2019
By MAURICIO PLIEGO
Brazil wins its ninth Copa America title
By RICARDO RAMOS Uruguay won the most Copa America titles, following closely behind Argentina’s 14 wins. Brazil, the winner of Copa America 2019, now has 9 titles. (Ricardo Ramos / … Continue reading Brazil wins its ninth Copa America title
Citrus Valley sports for the week of Oct. 7, 2019
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
Wildcats lose the Smudgepot for the first time in seven years
By TATUM MAPES Redlands High School and Redlands East Valley High School students, parents, and faculty entered Dodge stadium for the rivalry game of the year: the Smudgepot on Oct. … Continue reading Wildcats lose the Smudgepot for the first time in seven years
Open letter to freshmen from a senior: tips on self, studying and school pride
By AALEYAH WINSLOW Dear Freshmen, So, you have started your first year of high school, and you are still trying to figure out what is going on. While high school … Continue reading Open letter to freshmen from a senior: tips on self, studying and school pride
STEM Opinion: Climate change influences the search for a new home
By AZRIEL OLMEDO An artist’s concept of Kepler-196f, the first validated Earth-size planet to orbit a star in the habitable zone, a range of distance from a star where bodies … Continue reading STEM Opinion: Climate change influences the search for a new home
The number of mass shootings rises in the US in recent years
By KAITLYN SUTOW For the past two decades, America has experienced a major rise in mass shootings. On average, 100 Americans die of gun violence every day and many more … Continue reading The number of mass shootings rises in the US in recent years
Redlands East Valley sports for the week of Sept. 30, 2019
By MAURICIO PLIEGO
Opinion: Detention is doing more harm than good
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Detention bars students from most productive activities, such as completing school work or studying, and most students consequently spend the reflection period catching up on sleep. (Alyssa … Continue reading Opinion: Detention is doing more harm than good
Citrus Valley sports for the week of Sept. 30, 2019
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
Photo gallery: Citrus Valley Fall Festival starts off the homecoming weekend with great success
By ETHAN DEWRI Emma Spendlove, Sarah McClung and Kassidy Burdette prepare and sell snow cones for Link Crew. (Ethan Dewri / Ethic Photo) Luke Burroughs, Adam Wakoli, Max Herzog and … Continue reading Photo gallery: Citrus Valley Fall Festival starts off the homecoming weekend with great success
News brief: East Valley High School adds AVID program mural to school
By ALISON BRADSHAW An AVID mural decorates Redlands East Valley’s walls to demonstrate the program’s influence and involvement at the school. (Amelie Palacios / Ethic Photo) The AVID program, which … Continue reading News brief: East Valley High School adds AVID program mural to school
Vaping endemic worsens in high schools
By MAGGIE SNAVELY Exposure to e-cigarette ads or vape-friendly environments can increase an adolescent’s susceptibility to future e-cigarette use. (Ethan Dewri / Ethic News) Vaping among teenagers had once been … Continue reading Vaping endemic worsens in high schools
Photo gallery: Citrus Valley girls’ volleyball prevails over Yucaipa after an intense battle
By RONALD MILLER AND ETHAN DEWRI Jacquelyn Barrett, opposite hitter, thrashes the ball towards Yucaipa and earns a point. (Ronald Miller / Ethic Photo) Chants across both sections of the … Continue reading Photo gallery: Citrus Valley girls’ volleyball prevails over Yucaipa after an intense battle
East Valley volleyball plays their first game against Chaparral
By ALISON BRADSHAW Redlands East Valley varsity girls volleyball team plays Chaparral High School in their first preseason game. REV lost in three sets: set 1: 17-25, set 2: 21-25, … Continue reading East Valley volleyball plays their first game against Chaparral
Brief: New rules kick off sweeping changes in college football
By AVALON SALVADORE College football is one of the most widely watched sports on television nationwide. The league is now going through changes and adding rules to benefit the referees … Continue reading Brief: New rules kick off sweeping changes in college football
Photo gallery: Students’ style speaks for itself
By ALYSSA ORNELAS and ETHAN DEWRI
Opinion: Everyone takes a crucial role in eliminating bullying
By MAURICIO PLIEGO Bullying is becoming a nationwide problem in schools. Teachers at times do not realize what is really going on with students, which is the main reason why … Continue reading Opinion: Everyone takes a crucial role in eliminating bullying
Citrus Valley sports for the week of Sept. 16
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
