Coming from a family that has never had to cook a whole Thanksgiving dinner before, I had to get a little creative. This recipe uses tofu and before you ask, no, I am not vegan and this will not be a ‘tofurky’ kind of situation. This dish works as...

Mock Trial competed through Zoom rather than in the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles on November 2nd and 10th. Judges ran trials in breakout rooms with scorers observing and tallying points based on the performance of the team members who...

On Nov. 7 and 8, RUHS’s Model United Nations (MUN) club attended the University of California, Berkeley's first virtual MUN conference. Despite the adjustments made to adapt the conference for an online platform, juniors Anton Stover and Tyler Lee came...

Every year, students in Mr. Henges and Ms. Vaquez’s AP Government class run a mock election where they can sign up to participate as a candidate, voter, campaign worker, media member or another role.  After several months of hard work and dedication,...

Many students learned how to read and write cursive in elementary school. I, myself learned it when I was in third grade, and have written in almost nothing but cursive since then. However, it’s interesting to note that writing cursive has become a...

Senior Sarah Quayle has been selected this year to be an athlete representative of Southern California Swimming (SCS), a youth athlete organization.  The SCS acts as the governing body for all teams in Beach Cities Swim and in the Pacific Committees....

Delta Math, Schoology, Edpuzzle, Flipgrid and Nearpod. These are a few of the heaps of sites students think of when they hear the words “online learning.” Now that school with new online standards has begun, students have had to navigate various websites...

“If you could have dinner with anyone, dead or alive, who would it be?” Whenever someone used to ask me this question, my immediate response was J.K. Rowling. As is the case for most introverted readers obsessed with fantasy worlds, “Harry Potter”...