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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.

Starting Strong

Valentina Masoni, Staff Writer April 29, 2023

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...

Medical Aspirations

April 28, 2023

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...

Peace in Pottery

Peace in Pottery

Isabella Kohler, Staff Writer April 22, 2023

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...

Photo by Valentina Masoni.

White House When?

Valentina Masoni, Staff Writer April 3, 2023

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...

Photo Credit: Samarah Nuques

Sweet Success

Ariya Anvari, Staff Writer March 29, 2023

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...

Photo courtesy of May Le.

Sing For Success

Scarlett Kindt, Staff Writer March 20, 2023

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...

Rising Fast

Ariya Anvari, Staff Writer March 16, 2023

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...

PHOTO COURTESY OF LAXMI UPADHYAYA

Studying his way to success

Deeksha Prasad, Staff Writer March 8, 2023

Studying can be both intense and time consuming. Many students come to dread it, while others like it. However, a select group of students not only study for their academic classes, but for fun as part...

Photo courtesy of Myra Borgic.

Dropping the Curtain

Sam Schwartz, Staff Writer March 3, 2023

The curtains rise as freshman actor Myra Borgic faces the sea of people she is about to  perform for—the moment she has rehearsed for weeks is coming to fruition. In the sixth grade, Borgic was introduced...

Dance Dedication

Dance Dedication

Victor Simoes, Staff Writer March 3, 2023

 On the exterior, ballerinas show effortless grace, but intense physical and mental exertion often underlie their precise techniques. Such is the case for junior Kinsey Runquist, who has practiced ballet...

Image via Freepik

An AVID Opportunity

Lucy Davis, Online Editor March 2, 2023

College. Seemingly out of focus as a freshman, but just beyond the horizon as a junior–accompanied, often, by a growing sense of urgency and the feeling of finally growing up. Every junior has a different...

Chaotic Curriculars

Sofia Villanueva, Staff Writer February 28, 2023

Waking up early in the morning, ready to get into the ocean, Freshman Keani Van Brunt is excited and ready to use her time to her advantage, knowing how valuable it is.  “If I woke up at nine I’d...

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