The game? Action-packed. The goal? To seamlessly blend in. Though her role is ultimately crucial to the outcome of the game, junior Siena Barg cannot be the star, something Softball Umpire-in-Chief of...
Dedicated to the world of “Screamo,” a subgenre of emo music often involving high-pitched screaming, rapid tempos and chaotic, aggressive instrumentation, sophomore Declan Gonzalez hosts his own radio...
The Southern California Regional Occupational Center (SCROC) teaches both high schoolers and adults, though the classes are only free for those still in high school because of RUHS’s partnership with...
While she acknowledges that some people see film photography as old fashioned, sophomore and Film Photography Club president Grace Tayag views the medium as a fun way to help young people notice the little...
Chopping, whisking and inhaling the smell of steam as heat rushes with stoves fired up: from decorating carefully to tasting creations, leading the class is Culinary Arts teacher Christina Martin, who...
A board game about fighting people, while drawing what weapons you’ll use to do just that. That’s what Whiteboard Warfare is, the game that Tabletop Game Design Club submitted to an international competition...
Among the buzz of creativity and the scent of fresh paint, a community of young artists creating–one brushstroke at a time. The Hermosa Beach art studio and gallery, Resin, creates a sense of community...
Sorting through books for hours on end at the Redondo Beach Public Library, sophomore Grace Walker accumulated over 80 service hours. This initial volunteer opportunity fostered her love for serving the...
Offering a variety of activities ranging from backpacking and sailing to service projects like environmental restoration, Venture Crew, a program inside the Boy Scouts of America, helps venturers learn...
Lunar New Year is a holiday celebrated around the world, and at RUHS it is no different. This year the Chinese National Honor Society arranged a Lion Dance performance for the students and staff. Vice...
Paper bags and ribbons were piled high on a table in the front of the Roundhouse Aquarium in Manhattan Beach as young girls and boys ran around to look at the different aquatic life in the glass tanks....
At 3:30 p.m. on a Friday, junior Lara Garabedian still has three hours of school left. However, these hours are not spent at RUHS, rather, at the Armenian Relief Society Armenian School, where she has...
