He takes his seat behind the mahogany grand piano, the stage becoming his island amongst a sea of parents and judges in the front seats. Recalling every note in his head, he feels that every hour of practice...
She got goosebumps on her arms from the sound waves and seeing the standing ovation from the audience. Senior Courtney Schatan, mellophone player in Pacific Crest knows you won't find this at a football...
For four weeks this summer, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 6 days a week, sophomore Lola Diehl spent her days on Zoom exploring and expanding her creative side. She created her very own animation, titled "Night...
At some point or another every high schooler needs to take a world language class as a part of their lingual education. The road most travelled is to pick the option your older friend or sibling said was...
2020: sleep, tennis, school, repeat. 2021 is the same.
While students across campus finalize schedules, sign up for clubs and readjust to learning on campus, junior Emily Robertson has decided to...
Heart disease is one of the biggest causes of death with 17.9 million people dying of it annually according to World Health Organization (WHO). To combat misinformation and the lack of awareness about...
Where the Twin Towers once stood, there is only sky.
On Sept. 11, 2001, the World Trade Center, comprising two of the tallest towers in New York City, collapsed after two planes hijacked by Al-Qaeda...
Yesterday at lunch, ASB hosted the first of many “First Fridays” in the Freshman Quad. As speakers blasted music, ASB members and students of all grade levels played Spikeball, cornhole, and ping...
On Aug. 31 at 3 p.m., the RUHS boy’s varsity water polo team played their opening game against Edison High School and lost by 11-10. According to senior Scott Fujiwara, the Edison water polo team...
Football; volleyball; basketball; tennis—all well known sports at Redondo. Still, for a school located on the California coastline, Redondo lacks popularity in one its most coast-dependent sports—sailing.
For...
Having loved many of Sandra Oh’s shows in the past, such as “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Killing Eve,” my expectations for “The Chair” were high. Especially since there was an overwhelming amount...
