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‘Who you are not:’ Hoch sends off graduating Wildcats with words of heart, humor and humility

By ALEENA SIRITINAPIVAT On June 5, the Redlands East Valley High School class of 2019 was honored with a traditional graduation ceremony at the historic Redlands Bowl, complete with talented student and staff graduation speeches. The graduates heard from seniors Maha Quadri and Brenton Holbeck and were presented with a unique charge from ASB-nominated graduation […]

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Photo slideshow: Wildcats reflect on the 2018-19 school year

By LILIAN MOHR and ALISON BRADSHAW Students at Redlands East Valley High School share thoughts on the 2018-19 school year.

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Editorial: My journey through Ethic News from a Trekkie’s perspective

By CHRISTIAN MORRISON “Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before.” These lines, read by a disembodied William Shatner voice, form the opening monologue of a […]

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Editorial: A formal goodbye to Ethic News

By DORIAN NEIGHBORS I was never particularly fond of the idea of saying goodbye to the publication I had put so much time and love into. My time in Ethic may have been short, but it meant the world to me. Before joining this club, I lacked direction. I had a vague idea of what […]

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Poem: Memorable Goodbye

By BRANDON SAGLAM Memorable Goodbye I fear to see the day when I say goodbye, I fear to see the day when you might cry, I fear to see the day when I leave all my friends behind, I fear the day when I return and my friends have a different frame of mind, I […]

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Opinion: Why I believe the United States is slowly falling apart

By RICHARD BUNNER Our country is one of incredible strength and amazing power. However, some of our systems and means of doing things are outdated and illogical for modern times. Our voting system using the electoral college, for example, was constructed in 1804, which is over 200 years ago. Modern presidential voting consists of obtaining […]

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Editorial: This is my Ethic photo book

By BRANDON SAGLAM Foreword: I spent some time thinking about how I should say goodbye to this publication that means so much to me. I knew I had no perfect formula to senior year or even high school to share, nor do I believe I can write something so profound it would be meaningful to […]

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Opinion: A freshman’s journey progresses through stages

By MAGGIE SNAVELY We hear a great amount from seniors that are leaving our school and heading off to start their own life. Congratulations to the class of 2019 for all the work you put in to make it to where you are today. Venturing out into the public world is a pretty big deal, […]

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Opinion: Animation is not exclusive to children

By TATUM MAPES Everyone remembers watching cartoons at a young age, whether it be “Spongebob Squarepants” or “Kim Possible.” With bright colors, exaggerated facial features and innocent plots, it was clear that children were the target audience. In recent years, however, the line has been blurred. Many short form animated programs, such as “Steven Universe,” […]

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Opinion: Parents should vaccinate their children

By AVALON SALVADORE There comes a time in every parent’s life when they have to decide if vaccinating their child is something they want to do before allowing them to go forth into the world. But with the widespread news of anti-vaccine myths, more and more parents believe there is no use for mass vaccination. […]