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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

Our reviews of books, music, movies, restaurants, and more.

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Marvelous Mayhem

Safi Hamilton-Torres, Staff Writer April 1, 2025

In a world where pop stars come and go, Lady Gaga continues to rewrite the established pop-icon rules. Although I do admire Gaga’s bravery in completely switching up her style, I, as a Gaga fan, was...

Double The Fun

Aaliyah Roberson, Online Editor March 13, 2025

Imagine dying, being resurrected, and dying again all for the sake of science. Whether it be getting left behind in the void of space or injected with a deadly virus, where the gift of endless opportunities...

Some Sorry Songs

Katarina Sapina, Online News Editor February 22, 2025

After six months of anticipation, refreshing Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s Instagram and Spotify daily, I was excited to finally see they finally announced the release date for their highly anticipated collaboration...

Final Bow

Lauren Choy, Online Editor February 8, 2025

This may have been a bittersweet goodbye to The Weeknd, but at least it was the perfect final bow.  The Weeknd (Abel Makkonen Tesfaye) released his last album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,”  on Jan. 31...

Paint the Town Blue

Dani (Kat) Otey, Writing/Copy Editor December 16, 2024

“Arcane” is a two-season series based on the video game “League of Legends”. However, unlike “League of Legends”, “Arcane” is actually good. The first season came out in 2021, and the second...

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GNX Success

Aaliyah Roberson, Online Opinion Editor December 13, 2024

“It’s not enough-”  a lyric not only included in my favorite song off of Kendrick Lamar’s latest studio album “GNX,” but also the only thing in my mind after listening to it.  Kendrick...

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Not So Wizardly

Aaliyah Roberson, Online Opinion Editor November 20, 2024

After years of hoping to have the Weasley twins brought back together on screen, I never thought it would be in the form of a themed baking competition. While I have never been a Potterhead (one who is...

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Aesthetics for the Affluent

Kat Otey, Online Writing/Copy Editor October 9, 2024

Gentrification: a complicated and often depressing topic. Frankly, what even is gentrification? It feels like a catch-all complaint that gets thrown around, like the liberal version of the phrase “political...

“All is Quiet” on the Other Side

Carson Chi, Staff Writer April 5, 2024

“The abuse was pretty extensive and it got pretty brutal. I don’t know how else to elaborate on that on camera. Here’s what I want you to do, why don’t you think of the worst stuff that someone...

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Not Your Ordinary Damsel in Distress

Ariya Anvari, Opinion Editor March 12, 2024

                                                            Fantasy is thought to be whimsical and pretty, but in "Damsel," it meant a blood-drenched woman fighting for...

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A Grande Return

Aaliyah Roberson, Writing Editor March 12, 2024

From heartbreak to love and growth, Ariana Grande makes her emotional return to music following her three-year hiatus, with her seventh studio album “eternal sunshine.” With the help of producer Max...

Weekly Reads #1

Weekly Reads #1

Deeksha Prasad, Online Editor March 12, 2024

Asian-inspired fantasy is both a vast and incredibly repetitive genre. When I first discovered the genre, I found it compelling- the cohesion of romantic and fantastical plots with Asian myths, legends,...

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