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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.

Lopez accesses his creative side through art

Lopez accesses his creative side through art

Marie Ona, Copy Editor March 2, 2017

Any medium works for him. Whether it’s through pencil, charcoal or just a pen from a hotel, senior Luigi Lopez can make art from it. Drawing inspiration from film and social media, Lopez uses art...

Happy medium

Happy medium

Grace McGonigle, Staff Writer March 2, 2017

  Seniors Namie Fotion and Alysa Kataoka aren’t just any faces in the group of artists attending RUHS. They are separated by their messages of creativity and inspiration and share a piece...

PHOTOS BY JARRAH MAY

Home is where the heart is

Rubab Quraishi, Staff Writer March 2, 2017

With the ability to spread love, this family voluntarily takes in foster children in order to provide them a safe and friendly home, something these children were not offered before. Freshman Ella...

Broadening horizons

Julian Quevedo, Staff Writer February 16, 2017

Throughout his life, Principal Jens Brandt has lived in Germany, Egypt, Brazil and the United States. He was able to travel to these places due to his father’s work in international education. “It...

Easy, breezy, beautiful

Easy, breezy, beautiful

Maryam Bacaloni, Staff Writer February 16, 2017

What started out as a young girl watching her mom put makeup on turned into a passion for the fine arts of cosmetology. Senior Mahina Armijo expresses her artistic ability through lipsticks and eyeshadows....

On display

Amanda Ban, Staff Writer February 16, 2017

Junior Maddie Brooks dedicates her free time to creating and sharing art with her friends. Brooks and PVHS student Jo Edmison held an art show at Brooks’ house on Feb. 4 showcasing the work of various...

Fractured family

Erika Zlatkin and Sarah Flannery February 16, 2017

The moment that they found out their opportunity to visit their relatives in the Middle East had been postponed, their families were devastated by the news. “My family in Iran can’t come to visit...

A family divided

A family divided

Danny Parhizi, Staff Writer February 15, 2017

*For confidentiality purposes, the student's name has been changed to Reza Tehrani. The President’s executive order to halt immigration from seven muslim majority countries has had unwarranted...

Marching for equality

Lauren Kim, Staff Writer January 27, 2017

Sophomore Maggie Morey was one of the 500,000 people to walk in the Women’s March in Washington D.C. The Women’s March on Washington was a political rally to promote women’s rights, racial equality...

On pointe

Kayla Hiken, Staff Writer January 27, 2017

For junior Allexxis Allen, dance has been a part of her life since she was two years old. She dedicates more than 20 hours to dance and travels over 1,000 miles a week to get there. With this huge...

Down the rabbit hole

Down the rabbit hole

Martha Farah, Staff Writer January 26, 2017

Photo by Eden Millan For confidentiality, the source is referred to as John Doe. Despite having an alcoholic father and a sister addicted to drugs, teacher John Doe has not only stopped the cycle...

20,900,000: This is how many people are victims of human trafficking.

Releasing them

Nadia Stodder, Staff Writer January 18, 2017

In this ever developing world, there are many people who find work they can do to help those less fortunate than them. Sophomore Inde Navarrette is doing just that by helping her grandparents in an...

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