On a foggy October night in Manhattan Beach, varsity football took the field in front of a packed Waller Stadium Crowd. Sure, a potential shot at the playoffs was on the line, but the desire to win this game went far beyond those aspirations. This was...

For most, the phrase “Thanksgiving dinner” conjures up thoughts of delicious roasted turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie for dessert. While those are the most common foods at a ‘traditional’ Thanksgiving, many students incorporate dishes that...

As the holiday season approaches,  so too does the spirit of generosity, and local organizations have already begun giving back.  On Nov. 21, organizations such as Freedom4U and Hearts Respond partnered with Redondo Union PTSA (Parent Teacher Student...

After three months of learning the music and two months of learning the moves, marching band had its first competition on Oct. 23 to qualify for finals in their division. They got 1st place in division 4A and 2nd place in the competition overall. They...

On Oct. 13, juniors took the PSAT after a year and a half of online learning. This marked the first standardized test since lockdown. The test was organized by Vice Principal Kyle Garrity, and was funded by the Redondo Beach Educational Foundation (RBEF). “RBEF...

Senior Cruz Carratala spends his time clicking away on his mouse, putting his creative editing skills to use by producing short films and YouTube videos.  In his latest project, a short film called “Morning People,” Cruz uses his own props, lyrics...

Staring down the end of the range, Junior Roisin Bells nocks an arrow in her bow, takes aim, and lets loose as it zips away and sinks into her target. Even though a pandemic season cut her competition career off before it even began, Bells hasn’t let...

Twinkling candles are sprinkled everywhere, quietly cradled by small golden lamps. The smell of warm food lingers in the air. Vibrant textiles strung with colorful flowers fall gracefully from the ceiling, surrounded by golden statues of sacred gods and...