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By MAGGIE SNAVELY, ALLISON STOCKHAM, and EMILY PRINSTEIN For years it has been a known tradition to dust off the Christmas lights and hang up decorations to celebrate the festive … Continue reading Christmas lights spread much needed happiness
By LILIAN MOHR, MIYAH SANBORN, and ALEXANDER MARQUIS As a large majority of high school seniors across the country are in the midst of cramming to determine the universities they … Continue reading Wildcat senior Maddie Lee plans for military path after graduation
By MAGGIE SNAVELY When impactful events occur in the world, we immediately look to find out more about what happened on the news. However, we cannot accept everything we read … Continue reading Opinion: First impressions matter, especially with news on social media
By HELEN POGGI Governor Jerry Brown vetoed Senate Bill 328 on Sept. 20, under which California school start times would have been pushed back to 8:30 a.m. or later. The … Continue reading Later school start times vetoed by California state Governor
Cynthia Mallett, Environmental Program Supervisor for the City of San Clemente, shares information on the annual California Coastal Clean-Up day and tips on keeping oceans clean. The Redlands East Valley … Continue reading Video: Student volunteers and residents beautify beaches on Coastal Clean-Up Day
Whiteboard question: “What clubs are you planning to be in this year?” Monday, Aug. 27, 2018 (Lilian Mohr/Ethic Photo) By MIRIAM YORDANOS Several clubs across Redlands East Valley High School … Continue reading News brief: Redlands East Valley High School celebrates Club Fair Week
Most students at Citrus Valley and Redlands East Valley high schools were born after September 11, 2001. Students from both schools share what they know about 9/11. (Sept. 10, 2018; … Continue reading Video: What do you know about 9/11?
“Whoever controls what is written down and passed along controls the minds of the people. That is why it is of the utmost importance of all generations, now and to … Continue reading Analysis of 1868 newspaper reveals timely message: Freedom and potential of the press remain responsibility of both writer and reader
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN “It can hardly be argued,” Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas explained, “that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at … Continue reading Murillo, Arellano: Students ‘will not be penalized’ for participating in Mar. 14 walkout
By JESSICA LOPEZ Photos by BRENT ATHERLEY On Tuesday, March 14, 2018, Citrus Valley’s Spanish Club hosted their annual salsa contest during lunch in the Blackhawk Bistro. For the past … Continue reading CV’s Spanish Club has fourth annual salsa contest
By CHRISTINA ANDRONESCU With Advanced Placement testing season on the horizon and thick reams of review packets already being doled out, many students find themselves wondering whether taking these difficult … Continue reading AP classes: Are they worth it?
By MARYLOU SALDANA Rah-rah-rah! They came, they saw, they conquered. The Citrus Valley High School cheer squad won first place at USA Spirit Nationals. Since its origin in the United … Continue reading Citrus Valley High School cheerleaders lead the way to victory
By ANNAMARIE VIGIL Makeup can be a fun way to express creativity, art and style, but makeup can also be a huge headache to those who don’t know much about … Continue reading Makeup guide: How to cake your face like a pro
By ZOË MYERS On Sunday, March 4 at 7 a.m., the annual Run Through Redlands took place for its 35th consecutive year. This was to raise money for charities and … Continue reading 35th Annual Run through Redlands brings families together for charity
By DORIAN NEIGHBORS The phrase “a man’s best friend” has been known for many years, but the reasoning behind a dog and human bond was unknown until psychologist Alan Beck … Continue reading Befriending a dog can be more beneficial than previously thought
By ANNAMARIE VIGIL and ALEX PLASENCIA Citrus Valley High School’s Virtual Enterprise was recently awarded the Silver Award for impact marketing in Bakersfield, California. This accomplishment was significant for the … Continue reading CV’s Virtual Enterprise course enhances business skills, looks to gold
By TATUM MAPES Meet Josh Uslu. He is a junior at Redlands East Valley High School who plays a sport that is nearly impossible to find on a high school … Continue reading Josh Uslu: Scholar by Day, Fighter by Night
By AKUL GUPTA On Friday, Feb. 9, the Redlands East Valley Speech and Debate team travelled to Stanford University in Palo Alto to put their skills to the … Continue reading Redlands East Valley Speech and Debate takes Stanford by storm
By AHLORA SMITH Another year, another Comedy Sportz teacher match. On Feb. 9, 2018, nine teachers put their improvisational skills to the test in Citrus Valley High School’s annual … Continue reading Citrus Valley teachers reign victorious in Comedy Sportz: Highlights
By DORIAN NEIGHBORS and BRANDON SAGLAM The Redlands Galleria is a quaint antique store in Downtown Redlands. It gains the majority of its inventory through community donations, making it a … Continue reading Redlands Galleria offers unexpected wonders of antiques
By CAROLINA SANCHEZ and DOMINIC RIOS Dylan “Fash” Fashempour is a star baseball player at Redlands East Valley High School. He has played for four years on the varsity team … Continue reading Baseball Star Dylan Fashempour commits to University of Massachusetts Boston
By CHRISTINA ANDRONESCU Splash Kingdom, formerly known as Pharaoh’s Lost Kingdom, has endured an odyssey as an establishment over the course of its nearly 22 years in business and four … Continue reading Missing: Splash Kingdom’s Pharaoh
By ALEX PLASENCIA Let’s face it. At this day and age, it’s almost impossible to get a solid eight hours of sleep every night and if you do, you’re lucky. … Continue reading Are you getting enough sleep? Studies show, probably not; but here’s how you can
By WILLIE MALVEAUX OpenWorm is a project dedicated to making the world’s first virtual organism. Recently, the collective has successfully digitized a worm brain and transferred the brain into a … Continue reading OpenWorm digitizes worm brain
By MIA DELMONICO Respect – “Respect to me means treating others how you want to be treated.” Daniel Jimena, Grade 11 Ethical – “Being ethical means standing up for what … Continue reading What the REV WAY means to you
By TATUM MAPES The 60th Annual Grammy Awards was jam-packed with energetic, heartbreaking and inspiring moments that will be talked about for years to come. Here are some highlights from … Continue reading Grammys Recap: Who were the big winners?
By Madison Isaeff and W. Parker Luitwieler The Threshold Art Gallery is a new and flourishing art gallery in Downtown Redlands that has been attracting a large community of artists … Continue reading Redland’s Threshold Art Gallery: An Interview With Aeron Brown
By DYLAN MIARS The Local Control and Accountability Plan is a critical part of California’s new Local Control Funding Formula. This new addition to California school districts is a measure … Continue reading LCAP: What it means and how it affects students
By JESSICA LOPEZ In January 2018, Citrus Valley senior Dante Dullas was given the opportunity to perform to a national audience in the United States All-American Marching Band. The band … Continue reading Citrus Valley Senior Dante Dullas Marches With the U.S. Army All-American Band
By BRANDON SAGLAM On Aug. 14, 2016, NFL quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers Colin Kaepernick first sat through the national anthem before the first preseason game. Despite this, he … Continue reading #TakeAKnee sends ripples through American politics, public
By ANNAMARIE VIGIL In 2016, Tarte released the original Shape Tape concealer which changed the makeup world completely, and according to Tarte Cosmetic’s official website, in 2017 this became the … Continue reading Shades of controversy cloud #ShapeTapeNation foundation make up release
By TATUM MAPES Texas, also known as the Lone Star State, has a rich history of colonization, rebellion, triumph and liberty. One can expect that, with these defining qualities, Texans … Continue reading California ranks 17 in state pride, and it is not surprising
By EMIKO MILLER Photos by ALYSSA MARTIN After receiving the honor of being county semifinalists, the Citrus Valley Mock Trial team has yet again been recognized for their success. At the … Continue reading Citrus Valley Mock Trial team reflects on award-winning season
By WILLIE MALVEUX 2017 proved to be a fantastic year for gamers, eliciting two new consoles and a plethora of new titles. Luckily, a new year is here, packing tons … Continue reading 10 games to be excited for in 2018
By MIA DELMONICO Respect – ”Show respect even to people who don’t deserve it; not as a reflection of their character, but as a reflection of yours.” – Dave Willis This … Continue reading REV WAY can be found in timeless quotes
By KIMBERLY TRAN Charles Austria, senior at Citrus Valley High School, received the Rotary Student of the Month award on Nov. 16, 2017, for his great academic achievement and service … Continue reading Citrus Valley Senior Charles Austria receives Rotary Award for outstanding achievements
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN Redlands Career Spotlight is a weekly series in which ETHIC interviews a Redlands professional and asks him or her about their education, career, hobbies and more in … Continue reading House Representative Pete Aguilar loves giving the Inland Empire a voice in Washington — Redlands Career Spotlight
By CAROLINA SANCHEZ On Tuesday, December 12, longtime Redlands East Valley football coach Kurt Bruich announced that this semester was his last as REV’s football coach. He will start the … Continue reading The end of an era; Coach Bruich announces last football season with Wildcats
By WILLIE MALVEAUX In 1946, the United States government created the Atomic Energy Commission, or the AEC for short. This jump started the beginning of nuclear power for peaceful implementations, … Continue reading The pros and cons for nuclear power
By TAI GERREN Winter is officially here, along with its cool winds, which means less moisture in the air and dryer skin. The Korean 10-step skin care routine is all … Continue reading The 10-step Korean skin care routine you’ll want to try in this dry weather
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By EMIKO MILLER It takes unbelieveable talent to prepare both defense and prosecution for a murder trial. In the case of The People v. Davidson, the Citrus Valley Mock Trial … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s Mock Trial team earns place in county semifinals
By ANTHONY HERNANDEZ “Not only are you your parents’ kids but you’re my kids.” – Michelle Quesada, Career Center clerk To those who know her, Redlands East Valley’s Michelle Quesada … Continue reading Quesada & Kristoffersen team up to revamp REV Career Center
