The online student news site of Redondo Union High School

High Tide

The online student news site of Redondo Union High School

High Tide

The online student news site of Redondo Union High School

High Tide

Recommendations for books by Black authors

Recommendations for books by Black authors

Rachel King, Staff writer March 8, 2021

I like a book that makes me question fundamental concepts of life, and “Transcendent Kingdom” by Yaa Gyasi does just that. And when a character employs both religion and science to understand her pain,...

Heinesh designs keychains like the one above for her customers. She often puts album covers in each keychain. PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH HEINESH

Off the chain

Sarah Shurtleff, Staff Writer March 7, 2021

With her creativity and a computer, Sarah Heinesh started her own small business. After looking through other small businesses on Tik Tok, Heneish was inspired to start her own keychain business about...

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Your American dream

Lucy Davis, Staff writer March 7, 2021

About a year ago when browsing the shelves at the library was normal, I came to a crossroads. I was in dire need of new reading material and the “new fiction” section was vastly underwhelming. Maybe...

PHOTO COURTESY OF CREATIVE COMMONS

Toeing the line of minimum wage

Sara Stienecker, Online editor March 7, 2021

Raising the minimum wage has always been a contentious issue within the political sphere, especially in recent years. So while the federal government has been unable to reach a consensus since 2009, state...

Friends in high places

Jess Alvear, Staff Writer March 5, 2021

Sometimes opportunities are literally sitting right by our side. For junior Mehlo Ermeti, a chance meeting with a professional DJ put him right where he wanted to be.  Ermeti's passion for music and...

ILLUSTRATION BY CECILIA APITZ

Preparing for the future

Simra Zargar and Sofia Gamboa March 4, 2021

From gliding through the air to whirling across stage, some students are transforming their cherished passions into future careers.  Senior Nick Zorn began taking flying lessons at Pacific Skies Aviation...

After observing math teacher Laura Sands, student-teacher Tom Sheridan now teaches Algebra 1 and 2 classes over Zoom. ILLUSTRATION BY CECILIA APITZ

Digital divide

Trina Kolas, Writing Editor March 3, 2021

The pandemic has been particularly hard on teachers, who are forced to continuously rework their teaching plans amidst constant rescheduling and dashed hopes for being able to return to in-person learning....

This photo of a robot was submitted by RUHS Robotics for the at-home skills challenges. The team had to adapt to a new way of competing by documenting their progress and final product with pictures rather than in person. PHOTO COURTESY OF RUHS ROBOTICS CLUB

Robotics from afar

Emilie Takahashi, Staff Writer March 3, 2021

FIRST Robotics is designed to be a “really intense sport,” according to senior Kelly Flippo.  Normally, at the start of the robotics season, a video is released explaining the rules of the game....

PHOTO COURTESY OF CREATIVE COMMONS

Should money measure success?

Ben Ringel, Staff writer March 3, 2021

My mind changes every day on whether or not I think money equates success. Although many people try, it’s impossible to ignore that a wealthy bank account is one of the most powerful things in our society....

PHOTO COURTESY OF SOLARSEVEN

Let teachers talk about mental health

Elijah Hughes, Staff writer March 2, 2021

The student-teacher bond is an important factor of a positive classroom experience, as it allows for greater social growth and a developed support system. If done properly, it can dismantle some of the...

During a period of illness, Szeles sketches her hand with colored pencils. PHOTOS COURTESY OF CIENNA SZELES

Feeling inspired

Sydney Lamich, Staff Writer March 2, 2021

For sophomore Cienna Szeles, art is a way to express her feelings and thoughts to the world on paper.  Starting at a young age, Szeles learned how to make art from her grandmother, who was also an...

ILLUSTRATION BY KATELYN PERRY

A new investment

Ty Soria, Staff Writer March 2, 2021

During the middle of the pandemic, the most economic activity many teens may have partaken in is exchanging bells in Animal Crossing or saying “stonks” instead of stocks. Sophomores Sean Stassi...

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