News publication for high schools of Redlands Unified School District and the community.
By EMILY WALOS When you think of the school “jocks,” most automatically think of Football players, cheerleaders, soccer players, etc. However, swimming, a lesser-known, underrated sport, is one of high intensity and mental challenge. Swimmer and water polo player Dani Wheeler is a prime example of what a […]
By ANNALYSE YGLESIAS There are countless studies and statistics that convey the potential good in lowering the voting age. If younger people became more involved in politics and the state of world affairs, then it could prove to be overall beneficial to the nation when this large demographic […]
Editor’s Column: Guess who? Mia Delmonico is the Features editor at Ethic News. By MIA DELMONICO March 2019 Spring break is only two weeks away, and each and every student seems to be trying their best to make it through, as the workload seems to increasingly get more […]
By ANNALYSE YGLESIAS ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, which describes a feeling of euphoric tingling and relaxation that can come over someone when they watch certain videos or hear certain sounds. ASMR is a tool that people who have trouble with sleeping or focusing believe will […]
By RICHARD BUNNER For about 35 years, one car had provided the public with thrills and entertainment on both the road and the cinema screen: the Pontiac Firebird. Released alongside the Chevrolet Camaro in 1967 by General Motors, it was based upon the F-platform. The first generation Firebird […]
By MIRIAM YORDANOS At Redlands East Valley High School, the second annual mental health fair is being held on Wednesday, Mar. 6, by Colton Redlands Yucaipa Regional Occupational Program’s Minds Matter and mental health careers, to bring awareness to mental health. According to CRY-ROP, the Minds Matter mental […]
By EMILY WALOS What makes a champion? Is it the trophies or ribbons or medals? What about the teamwork or hours spent practicing? It’s a combination of everything and, when someone is being thrown several feet in the air, teamwork, and practice cannot be overlooked. On Feb. 22, […]
By JOSEPH QUESADA It feels like just yesterday President Donald Trump was sworn in as 45th president of the United States. Three years later, a new wave of presidential candidates are putting their names on the ballot, hoping to make a run for Trump’s spot for the upcoming […]
By KAITLYN SUTOW “Negro History Week” was started by a man named Carter G. Woodson in 1926, and later became known as “Black History Month” in 1976. The Month became nationally recognized after it was addressed by the former president, Gerald Ford, in 1976. It was said by […]
By EMILY BLOMQUIST
