“In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue”, is the opening line of the well-known nursery rhyme, by Jean Marzollo, that reemerges every second Monday in the month of October. However, what was once...
The arena booms with the thunderous roar of the audience. The floor shakes and pompoms are flung into the air. The athletes run onto the court, ready to play the best game of their lives. As a basketball...
Archer. Beekeeper. Coder. Drummer. Equestrian. Students at RUHS have many different talents, and freshman Luca Richardson has proven that one of them can be 3D Printing. Richardson has been putting his...
The ringing of a phone fades into a cacophony of rushed conversations, the rustling of leaves and a loud beeping noise signaling a new DoorDash order. A pair of frantic hands grab a bundle of white flowers,...
Jake the Theatre Ghost
by Romi Riss
Missing objects. Creaking in the stairwell. Movement at the end of dark halls, and cold breezes that come from seemingly nowhere: the whispers of Jake the ghost...
To make a difference in the world can be a seemingly impossible task. In the opinion of Spanish 2 and 4 teacher Sarah Robinson, it’s much more simple: become a teacher. On Sept. 23, 2021, the Los Angeles...
Jennica Smith, Geometry and AP Calculus AB teacher:
What are you looking forward to the most this year as a teacher?
I used to work at a charter school in downtown LA and we were a really small school....
The realm of the extraordinary has become an ordinary part of the teenage experience—in the form of crystals, affirmations and spell jars. Witchcraft, Wicca, Paganism and spirituality are everyday aspects...
Wearing a light yellow ball gown, a girl walks up to a party, immediately greeted by lively decorations and excited children. This type of scene is the usual for senior Carly Carter, who has worked as...
Competitive dancer Sarah St. John, senior, dances six to seven days a week. On weekdays, she practices up to four hours and on weekends up to eight hours. With all her commitments to dance and busy schedule,...
At our volleyball games, spectators will often notice a large and extra noisy section in the back, right side of the gym. Repping their school spirit and fun accessories, that student section, The Flock,...
Zelia Lerch, Entertainment Editor
• October 8, 2021
Unconventional academic pathways are available to students throughout their high school experiences, and quarantine has allowed for these “roads less travelled” to become more popular for students...
