By EMILY WALOS For many students, whenever they see a substitute in a class they automatically get excited because a door of opportunity opens for the day, whether it is to switch names or seats with friends. However, for students in the Los Angeles Unified School district, walking […]
By RICARDO RAMOS Alan Perez was a late bloomer when it came to deciding to become a teacher. He wanted to go directly into working as a truck driver his senior year, but his Spanish teacher motivated him to push himself, compelling Perez to apply for college. Perez’s […]
By EMILY BLOMQUIST The Annual Redlands Emergency Services Academy is offering career experience to the senior class. For those who are interested in a career in firefighting, law enforcement or emergency medical services, there is an informational meeting being held on Jan. 31 in Citrus Valley’s Career Center […]
By KAITLYN SUTOW and ANNALYSE YGLESIAS According to popular belief, music is mostly a distraction while studying; however, there are many sides of the story to be considered. For example, Dr. Anneli B. Haake, a researcher devoted to the investigation of music’s impact on the workplace, asserts that […]
By AHLORA SMITH Bears, beets, Bottorff-star Galactica. From birth, there has always been that sibling rivalry dynamic between “Big” Dean Bottorff and “Baby” Jackson Bottorff. This competitive raising came to a climax in Citrus Valley High School’s 2019 alumni match, where the brothers competed on the ultimate bet: […]
By EMILY WALOS Getting to dress up in a costume to come to school is not only reserved for Halloween, but it also means it is a spirit week! Citrus Valley high school celebrated their winter spirit week with the theme “Pixar Fest.” During this week, students were […]
By MAGGIE SNAVELY and MIRIAM YORDANOS Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook are only a few of the many social media platforms teens spend the majority of their time on. In 2018, Pew Research Center found that 95 percent of teens have access to a smartphone and 45 percent […]
Editor’s Column: Guess who? Mia Delmonico is the Features editor at Ethic News. By MIA DELMONICO January 2019 Upon returning from winter break, students have to get readjusted to the hecticness of school once again. After three weeks off, the task of going to six periods a day […]
By RICHARD BUNNER California State Legislature passed bill AB 1824, on Jan. 1, which included laws regarding veterans’ affairs, compensation for victims of serious crimes, noise restrictions and penalties relating to modified exhausts on automobiles. SEMA, an organization based around modified cars, reported that before this bill was […]
