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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

interesting and happening stories from around campus.

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Community Catalyst

Brooklyn Hesse, Staff Writer April 19, 2026

Volunteering is known to be a source of joy and fulfillment in life. It’s important that when volunteering, you aren’t only trying to get hours for college applications, but you’re doing it because...

Beyond the Baseline

Beyond the Baseline

Landen Gould, Staff Writer April 14, 2026

A group of six-year-olds scatters across the softball field, some chasing ground balls and others watching the game with wide eyes. Near the dugout, two young coaches, Sophomore Amanda Harrison and Senior...

Beyond the Lines

Beyond the Lines

Baran Taghvaei, Staff Writer March 31, 2026

Sweaty palms, heart racing, nausea: these are not signs of a heart attack; they are phenomena that an actor experiences before entering an audition room. Sophomore Kiefe Takahashi has been acting since...

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Ink and Identity

Allison Sutton, Online Features Editor March 31, 2026

In a tattoo parlor in Colorado, senior Payton Earnhart sat beside her parents as she got her first tattoo at just 16 years old. To commemorate their family trip, the Earnharts decided to get matching tattoos.  “I...

Framing Fame

Framing Fame

Mishka Shibata, Staff Writer March 31, 2026

From his grandfather, to his mother, and then himself, junior Mattias Behrenroth had genes, an old Olympus camera, and the love of photography passed on to him.     “I've been doing [film photography]...

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On the Beat

Safi Hamilton-Torres, Staff Writer March 24, 2026

Self-taught music producer freshman JJ Brunet has spent the last three years navigating the technical demands of FL Studio, a music production software platform, while balancing his role as a student-athlete....

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Wild Roommates

Kate Lanzdorf, Online Features Editor March 24, 2026

As she feels the weight of her giant centipede on her arm, junior Emma Traub-Merino is much more concerned about the safety of her invertebrate than a potential venomous bite. Traub-Merino is the caretaker...

She's Psyched

She’s Psyched

Martina Parra-Malandrino, Staff writer March 12, 2026

While teaching and psychology may be two distinct fields, they share something important: they are a way to help others. According to junior Chloe de Villiers, this idea is what sparked her interest in...

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Stage Two

Landen Gould, Staff Writer March 8, 2026

For seniors Brensan Blair and Benny Spangler, a recent trip to Chicago marked a major step toward turning their passion for theater into a future career. During their 5-day trip, they attended an event...

Mapping Metamorphosis

Mapping Metamorphosis

Coco Yamane, Staff Writer March 5, 2026

It’s late at night, and there are still 50 academic Elton B. Stephens Company (EBSCO) research sources left to review for Advanced Placement (AP) Research. Senior Celestino Pace focused his AP Research...

Bella Engleman gazing up at the sky through her telescope.                     Photo courtesy of Bella Engleman.

Reaching for the Stars

Willamena Hodson, Staff Writer March 3, 2026

At 2 a.m., while most of California was asleep, sophomore Bella Engleman and her mom were wide awake in the middle of the pitch-black San Diego desert, looking up at the sky above them through a lens....

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Crochet Creations

Adelyne Cai, Staff Writer February 26, 2026

After learning to crochet in seventh grade, junior Umiko Morimoto quickly found a passion for the crafting process. As her crocheting continued, Morimoto began selling her creations to her friends and...

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