Staying up late. Getting up early. Learning until midnight. It seems a hidden prerequisite of honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes is the ability to disregard a healthy sleep schedule. The pressure...
For many students, bettering their chances of success in their future careers and college pathways revolves around taking a multitude of Advanced Placement (AP) classes. However, some students at RUHS...
AMANDA DURÁN
From the first day of walking into Spanish teacher Amanda Durán's classroom, students can tell that she’s not like every other teacher. Greeted with a smile and personalized hellos,...
A boredom between a few friends transpires into a three-on-three wiffle ball league, a sport growing in popularity through the South Bay Wiffle Instagram, TikTok and Youtube.
Wiffle ball is a derivative...
Stressed but filled with “kefi” (Greek word for energy), senior twins Dino and Tony Richmond take the dark stage with their Greek dance group as the upbeat and high-pitched music starts playing and...
The Alumni Race is held on Redondo’s very own course at the beginning of each school year. The cross-country team comes together to inaugurate the season, reunite with their graduated teammates and compete...
Pursuing her dream of becoming a neurologist, junior Emily Kuester has been part of a 13-month-long volunteer program at Torrance Memorial Hospital since November 2021.
“To continue going down the...
Finding ways to cope with stress looks different for everyone, but for freshman Audrey Cox, it comes in the form of painting, drawing and sculpting. The moment her pencil touches the paper, she finds herself...
America is unlikely to forget the 2016 presidential election anytime soon: a nation rife with divide, Hillary Clinton being the first ever woman to win the popular vote, and anyone who is old enough to...
Sabor de Salsa competed against other dancers at El Segundo High School on March 19, an annual competition that the group partakes in. By preparing for weeks in advance the club was able to win a place...
Singing on the stage, junior May Le, won over the minds of the judges and crowd with her voice, leading her to a scholarship and $500 in prize money. At the James R. Armstrong Theatre in Torrance, Le won...
When she received the invitation all she could think was, “there is no way this is possible.” Sophomore Jamie Deines started volleyball later than most of those on the Varsity team, having only played...
