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By MIRIAM YORDANOS Jill Green, PTSA member, REV Gridiron Booster Club board member and REV Wildcat football parent, speaks at the March 10 school board meeting. Green spoke about equity … Continue reading Redlands East Valley parents pressure school board for safer sports fields
By EMILY WALOS (infographic courtesy of Citrus Valley website) On February 28, students of all grades from Citrus Valley High School, eAcademy, Grove High School, Orangewood High School, Redlands East … Continue reading Redlands Unified School District plans to hold the multi-school Genesis dance
By AHLORA SMITH A half-stack of The Cookie Plug’s “phatties,” which is a collection of seven flavors of the customer’s choosing. (Ahlora Smith/Ethic Photos) Despite recent health and exercise crazes, … Continue reading A&E hangouts: The Cookie Plug swaggers its way into Redlands
By ETHAN DEWRI Citrus Valley’s first rally of the semester consists of exciting performances, lively games and uproarious laughs on Jan. 24, 2020 at Citrus Valley High. “Being a Pep … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s ‘greatest show’ rallies students into the new semester
Sophomore Carson Marich, assistant social commissioner, and sophomore Delila Davis, co-multicultural commissioner, assist in retrieving cans from each math classroom at Redlands East Valley High School on Thursday, Nov. 21, … Continue reading Wildcat math department crushes canned food drive, donates over two tons
By MAURICIO PLIEGO Even before receiving his position at Redlands East Valley High School, Rick Batres has always had some kind of involvement with the school, particularly through the family … Continue reading Redlands East Valley’s new assistant principal advises perseverance to all students
By MECCAYDA GREGARY At such a small school like Orangewood High School, the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program has made a widespread, positive impact on students. AVID is a … Continue reading Opinion: AVID program makes a positive impact on Orangewood students
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By CHRISTINA ANDRONESCU Studies have shown that diversity in schools not only better prepares students for an increasingly diverse society and global economy, but it also improves cognitive skills, such … Continue reading Black Student Union and Asian Student Union at Citrus Valley emphasize inclusivity and empowerment
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Grammarly is a free-to-use website that was made to fix any document for proper grammar, punctuation and sentence structures. The site also gives better synonyms to use … Continue reading Premium Grammarly accounts offered to all RUSD students
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By AZRIEL OLMEDO The following timeline includes many, but not all, of the coronavirus-related announcements that took place between the evening of March 11 and March 13, 2020. Links may … Continue reading A two-day timeline: Coronavirus-related announcements increase locally and globally in the last 48 hours
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: This particular article will focus on the vast number of Hulks … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: War of the Hulks
By MIA DELMONICO & AZRIEL OLMEDO Children learn at a young age that growing up is part of the journey. While this is true, growing up too fast can be … Continue reading Opinion: Excessive school stress and strain can break students’ spirit
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By KAT SUTOW Quade Bielinski, a junior at Citrus Valley, tries to make others feel at home on campus with his positive attitude on Mar. 3, 2020 at Citrus Valley … Continue reading Quade Bielinski spreads positivity at Citrus Valley
Editor’s Column: Nice is the new cool Maggie Snavely is the Self and Style editor at Ethic News By MAGGIE SNAVELY Cooperation in various settings such as school, work and … Continue reading Column: Nice is the new cool — Cooperation with others gets the job done
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By JOSEPH QUESADA The NFL’s 100th season came to an end with the Kansas City Chiefs defeating the San Francisco 49ers 31-20 in Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium on February 2, … Continue reading Upset wins NFL Playoffs
By MIA DELMONICO On Saturday Feb. 22 the Redlands East Valley High School boys soccer team competed against Santiago High School in the semi- final round of the California Interscholastic … Continue reading East Valley boys varsity soccer aspires to continue winning streak as they advance to CIF finals
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: The “One Punch Man” anime will be the main source for … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: Deadpool v. Saitama (One Punch Man)
By AALEYAH WINSLOW Redlands East Valley High School Senior, Breanna Murillo, has been playing soccer since the age of four. Murillo is now 17 years old. Along with being a … Continue reading Wildcats soccer player Breanna Murillo talks about the legacy she hopes to leave
By RONALD MILLER The Blackhawk varsity boys team battles against the Wildcats for their last soccer game of the season on Feb. 7, 2020 at Citrus Valley High. “The game … Continue reading Redlands East Valley boys’ soccer defeats Citrus Valley in an electric fashion
By RYDER FREEMAN On Wednesday Feb. 5, 2020 the Senate voted to acquit Donald Trump on both articles of impeachment. Last December Donald Trump became the third president in United … Continue reading News Brief: Donald Trump becomes acquitted after being the third president to be impeached
By SOFIA DICARLO Graduation season is slowly approaching, and many seniors are finding the colleges of their dreams. On Wednesday, Feb. 5 in the Citrus Valley High School’s Hall of … Continue reading Senior softball athletes sign with dream colleges
By LILIAN MOHR The Redlands East Valley High School library is in the midst of a remodel. The head librarian, Korrie Krohne is leading the charge. The school was built … Continue reading East Valley’s library gets a remodel that plans to change the way students learn on campus
By ELLA FITZPATRICK Home is like a charted map. You can follow it room to room. Discovering each memory. Which lights were always out. Where my brother dug holes to … Continue reading Poem: East Valley student reflects on childhood in Redlands
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By EMILY WALOS Citrus Valley celebrates the class of 2020’s 3.5 through 3.99 GPA students on Jan. 31, 2020 at the Citrus Valley theater. (Ethan Dewri / Ethic Photo) Academics … Continue reading Academic Ceremony Week celebrates high-achieving Citrus Valley students
By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: All appearances and mentions in the comics and film works will … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: Squirrel Girl v. Everyone
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By EMILY BLOMQUIST Citrus Valley High School’s varsity boys basketball team took on the Redlands Terriers on Jan. 29, 2020. Captains Devin Smith and Daniel Melero led the team towards … Continue reading Blackhawk boys basketball ends its season with a bang
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By MAURICIO PLIEGO Being organized is something that many people believe to be essential to our day to day lives. People have their personal views on how organization is achieved … Continue reading High school student gives tips on success through organization
By ELLA FITZPATRICK Isabelle Ingebrigtsen is a foreign exchange student from Norway. She was Redlands East Valley’s cross-country manager last semester and plans to be a manager for track as … Continue reading New foreign exchange student explores American high school culture
By AALEYAH WINSLOW Everyday Norma Nuno works with several students helping them prepare for their careers and take necessary steps to ensure success. Nuno works with the Regional Occupational Program … Continue reading Q&A: Redlands Career Readiness Specialist discusses goals for program
By AVALON SALVADORE and KAT SUTOW “I like to think the best way to own a business is to lead by example.” Gerrards Market on W. Cypress Ave in Redlands … Continue reading Gerrards Market opens its doors to every Redlands family
By AHLORA SMITH This week has been characterized by uncharacteristically intense and unusual weather for Redlands. From high winds to legitimate freeze warnings, the desire for warmer days to return … Continue reading Spotify Weekly Playlist: Sunny days
By MAURICIO PLIEGO The Coronavirus has officially been named a health emergency throughout the world, declared on Thursday, Jan. 30 by the World Health Organization. The virus has spread to … Continue reading News Brief: Coronavirus becomes a world health emergency
By KAT SUTOW Alternative style and its many varients of expression make up a considerable fashion subculture at Citrus Valley High School. David Monterroso, a sophmore, often wears a very … Continue reading Alternative style compliments Citrus Valley fashion
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By AVALON SALVADORE The Jensen Alvarado Historic Ranch and Museum is in the process of becoming a food garden for the community, one that operates organically and environmentally safe. (Ethic … Continue reading STEM Opinion: Climate concerns in Southern California worsen
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By AZRIEL OLMEDO Photo made using FlamingText, a logo design and name generator (Azriel Olmedo / Ethic News). Note: This particular fight will include spoilers for “The Great Wall,” starring … Continue reading Friday Fight Night: The Avengers v. Tao Tei
By BROOKE MGBAFILIKE Over the years, city officials have tried many different ways to get people off the streets. The homeless crisis in America is only going up according to … Continue reading Redlands homeless policies differ from new Las Vegas laws
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By JOSEPH QUESADA Faculty moves books from bookshelves to make room for renovations to the Citrus Valley library on Jan. 22, 2020 at Citrus Valley High. (Joseph Quesada / Ethic … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s student library expects a new look after renovations
