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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.

Life Rafts

Martha Farah, Staff Writer May 2, 2018

With suicide being the second leading cause of death for teenagers in the United States, suicide rates have risen by 24 percent from 1999 to 2014, according to the National Center for Health Statistics....

Junior Alexander Kowal receives his $500 prize from Dr. Robert Nolan,
contest co-sponsor. Photo courtesy of the Cancer Support Community Redondo Beach.

Writing from the heart

Sabrina Kim, Staff Writer April 30, 2018

The Cancer Support Community Redondo Beach (CSCRB) gives teens the opportunity to write about how cancer has affected their lives with the nonprofit’s “Your story! “Your voice” essay contest; five...

A SPLATTERED MIND

A SPLATTERED MIND

Alex Dang and Angie Tait April 6, 2018

For high school students searching for coping mechanisms, there are better ways of treating forms of trauma than alcohol and drug use as a form of “self-medication,” in which the substance makes the...

Home away from home

Sarah Falahahwazi, Staff Writer March 29, 2018

For two years, freshman Laszlo Gaspar Jr. and his father Laszlo Gaspar Sr. lived in a house on water. Unfortunately, living aboard a 53 foot Chris-Craft boat with their family and two cats was not as simple...

New Beginnings

Alexis Mesa, Staff Writer March 29, 2018

When freshman Austin King lived in a house, the prospect of being homeless seemed impossible. However, living without shelter soon became his reality. “I’d always see homeless people and I’d feel...

Final Cut Pro(fessional)

Shyanne Landers, Staff Writer March 29, 2018

Careers in technology, such as designing computer software, are gaining popularity because of the digital age. Computer science teacher Mitch Middler collaborates with companies such as Apple to help build...

Walkout for change

Walkout for change

Angie Tait, Staff Writer March 24, 2018
Story, pictures, video and interactive content about Mar. 14 nationwide walkout advocating for gun violence prevention and remembering Parkland Victims

Let them roar

Yasmine Elahihaghighi, Staff Writer February 20, 2018

With polarized views, the definition of feminism has been skewed. However, feminism club wishes to reinstate the message of love and equality through media. Co President, Miriam Farah, and the feminism...

The road to happiness

Angie Tait and Analise Asaro February 7, 2018

Merriam-Webster defines happiness as a state of well-being, contentment, or good fortune. As simple as it sounds, however, a majority of middle school and high school students struggle to achieve and maintain...

Learning to Fly

Sabrina Kim, Staff Writer November 3, 2017

The only barrier between the pilot and open air is their plane. Below are canyons, layers of red sedimentary rock stacked on top of each other. The Colorado River carves the gorge out further, at about...

#MeToo

Grace McGonigle and Aaya Jhaveri November 3, 2017

A forced kiss. A whistle from a passing car. Unwanted touching. Rape. The numerous forms of sexual assault affect many aspects of society, leading people everywhere into lives filled with fear and anguish....

Study Aid(derall)

Angie Tait, Staff Writer October 20, 2017

In high school, every student seeks out shortcuts; the secrets learned over time that provides the small aid needed to ensure our confidence and a decent grade. For some, it’s practicing religiously...

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