Seeing that they’re bringing joy to the boys through the boys’ smiles and excitement in games and practices, seniors Carly Arthur and Petra Napier are motivated in coaching and leading a youth, all-boys...
It’s not every day somebody gets their big break, especially not at the age of fifteen. Freshman Noah Peralta recently landed his first big acting job as a character in the musical “¡Pasaje!” It...
Kate Brucia, Online Features Editor
• October 17, 2024
Freshman Kaitlyn Otey sits across from her opponent. Though they don’t say anything, their mutual devotion to the game of chess and respect for one another’s strategy forms a connection between them.
“Did...
In the midst of undertaking English work in class, four close friends devised a plan to establish the Between the Beats podcast, where they review new and classic hip-hop/rap music from various artists....
In an era dominated by digital connectivity, young adults increasingly explore and form their identities through the lens of social media platforms. The complex interplay between real and digital identities...
Sam Schwartz, Online Sports Editor
• September 23, 2024
In a world filled with noise and chaos, “The Light Podcast” features conversations among three Redondo students, centering on how their faith guides them. The podcast speaks about each group member’s...
In hiring RUHS’s new principal Marvin Brown, the Redondo Beach Unified School District consulted the Education Council, students, parents and staff. Brown checked every box throughout the process. Not...
Kate Brucia, Online Features Editor
• September 19, 2024
Going on a trip to a foreign country with your biology teacher might seem like something straight out of Ms. Frizzle’s Magic School Bus, but that was the reality for a select group of students this summer,...
With a chilly plunge into the salty water, a 12-foot-long stock board, and a look of determination, Junior Finley Murphy slung her body over her board to commence Catalina's 47th annual Classic Paddleboard...
After a year with uniforms, dormitories, a bedtime and military expectations, Redondo’s relatively calmer schooling enviroment has been refreshing for sophomore Maria Gaggiano. Gaggiano spent her freshman...
Shuffling through endless racks of old, dusty clothing can seem daunting, but somewhere in the store is that one item that, with a little fixing, can become the most prized possession in somebody’s closet.
Students...
Though playing an instrument can be a long difficult journey, senior Nadia Hoang has kept her connection with the violin.
Hoang started her orchestra journey in fifth grade when she had to choose a...