Column: Polarized – Graduation banned the F word
Editor’s Column Cyrus is the Multimedia editor and a translator for Ethic News. By CYRUS ENGELSMAN Graduation has been a staple for many high school seniors as it is the last event they get to participate in before leaving high school. The tradition of graduation has been celebrated for hundreds of years, dating back to…
Column: 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…
Column: 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…
Column: 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…
Column: The truth about high school from a valedictorian’s perspective
By VICTORIA CHUNG My name is Victoria Chung and I am Redlands East Valley High School’s valedictorian of the class of 2018. I’m writing this to tell you how much that doesn’t matter at all. Being rank one isn’t representative of how intelligent you are, and it definitely doesn’t mean that you are the smartest…
Column: Snowfall, Lil Uzi Vert and the internet: Why I will miss my time in Ethic News
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN Snow fell weekly on my middle school campus, but we never got a snow day. This, I reasoned, was a different kind of snow—not the icy, cold, fun-for-the-first-day-but-never-again kind of precipitation that Redlands never gets—but instead, it was something black, white and read all over: the school newspaper. This was a special…
Column: Just speaking my truth, Lessons I’ve Learned in High School
Lessons I’ve Learned in High School BY LAURYN BEST As I approach what is commonly considered the end of childhood, it’s inevitable that I’ll look back on my past four years at Citrus Valley. I’ve learned a lot, not just academically, but about myself. I realize I had a lot of misconceptions about a lot…
Editor-in-chiefs’ letter: Ethic unites schools
BY MAYA SANCHEZ & LAURYN BEST Coming into the school year in August, I didn’t know how much time and energy that I would put into newspaper, into Ethic. I didn’t know how much it would mean to me nor did I know how much that it would shape who I am today. I say…
Column: Through my eyes, An Open Letter to a Lost Friend
An Open Letter to a Lost Friend BY SAVANNA PATINO An Open Letter to a Lost Friend Dear Friend, I decided to write this because now it has been one year without you in my life. Here’s what you missed: Denial I still remember the moment I heard. I received a text saying you were…
Column: Learning to grow up, Teachers, I Wish You Knew…
Teachers, I Wish You Knew… BY JASMYN GONZALEZ There are many different types of teachers. There are the teachers that are easy to talk to; easy to be honest and real with. There are the teachers that want nothing to do with students after the bell rings; the ones that could care less about their…
Column: Aspiring to reach positivity, A Year in Reflection
A Year in Reflection By KAYLAN ENGE I never would have guessed that I would end up writing publicly. When I was a kid I hated being told what to write; I still do actually. I strongly dislike writing essays and answering homework questions that require me to explain how I got my answer. However,…
Column: You and I, First and Lasts
Firsts and Lasts BY MAYA SANCHEZ, Editor-in-Chief This news publication is nearing its end: after this publication, there is the magazine, then it’s for next year’s team to start again. And as the year comes to a close, one of the things that’s most prevalent on seniors’ minds (not all seniors, of course, because each…
Column: The sum of my experiences, I am a Global Citizen
I am a Global Citizen BY CAMERON KROETZ Over the course of my life I have been fortunate enough to have been to 32 states, three provinces, two territories, 36 independent nations, four dependencies, and one principality. Each individual place has left a mark on my being and they have all contributed to the person…
Column: Until We Meet Again.
Perspectives from a Positively Stressed Senior By ANNIE DELGADO This is it. My last column for TRUE Ethic news. I want to start off by saying thank you to all the readers, you guys have helped grow this paper so much and I’m so grateful for that. Second of all, I want to thank the…
Column: Making the Most of Your High School Timeline
Halftime By RYAN ARANDA When I was a freshman, all of the seniors would tell me about how fast high school would go by, and at the time, I didn’t believe them. Now that I’m a senior who is under two months away from graduating, I find myself giving a similar message. While all four…
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