Junior Rylee Goldfarb has made environmental efforts in the past, and her recent efforts may have influenced the Redondo Beach City Council to change its plans.
On the evening of Dec. 7, 2021, during...
With many high expectations and pressures to be the best at sports, students drive themselves too far. Take it from my many friends with crutches and too many signed casts that sports now are more than...
The arrival of new COVID-19 variants such as Omicron and Delta are putting the vaccine to the test. On Dec. 9, the US Food and Drug Administration authorized Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 booster shots...
Our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back in action, and he’s entangled in a web of problems. On Dec. 17, “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” the final installment of the Spider-Man homecoming trilogy,...
Her phone buzzes, and junior Jessica Kaplan checks it. A text from one of her friends delivers the news. Kaplan starts jumping up and down screaming; the Rose Parade Honor band had not only accepted her...
In a race that assembled the best performing teams California has to offer, RUHS’s cross country team placed 10th in the girls’ race and 17th in the boys’ race at the CIF Division 1 Cross Country...
Last Saturday, November 20th, the band had their last competition, finishing a “great” season, according to freshman Allie Krug.
“Charmed,” their field show, ended up winning first place in...
Two hours and 10 minutes of musical genius. From heartbreak to revelation, Taylor Swift has done it again. On Nov. 12, Taylor Swift released the re-recorded version of her fourth album,
“Red” (now...
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...
Mental Disabilities
by Allie D'Amato
The stress of completing assignments with enough time. The inability to focus during class instruction. The prospect of being judged by others and singled out because...
From taking the stairs, to walking through crowds and picking future classes, there are countless things that the majority of students can do with ease. But for roughly 1,225 “disabled” students in...
Boys Water Polo won 15-4 against Culver City on Tuesday, Oct. 12. Captain Riley Pierce says as a team, they could have been more successful shooting and communicating. But overall, it was “a pretty...
