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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

the staff’s take on current or trending issues.

Checking In

Amina Raiss, Staff Writer December 2, 2022

Thanks, Elon! Now I only have to pay $7.99 a month to fulfill my dreams of living a life of fame.  Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter has been chaotic, to say the least. Twitter has never been a business...

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The Gore Has Got to Go

Amina Raiss, Staff Writer November 17, 2022

On Halloween weekend, I went over to my friend's house and watched the movie “Terrifier 2” for a bit of heart-stopping entertainment. Within a few minutes, I endured many depictions of violence, witnessing...

Prop Debrief: Proposition 27

Lauren Choy, Staff Writer November 15, 2022

Proposed as the solution to homelessness and mental health crises, Proposition 27 calls for the legalization of online sports betting in California. Although rejected in the recent midterm election, this...

Prop Debrief: Proposition 31

Troy Nevil, Online Editor November 15, 2022

Proposition 31 was one of the seven propositions on this year’s midterm election ballot for the state of California. According to Ballotpedia, this proposition was petitioned by opponents of Senate Bill...

Prop Debrief: Proposition 30

Kat Otey, Online Editor November 15, 2022

Proposition 30 lost in the polls last Tuesday, and here’s why. If Prop 30 had passed, it would have raised taxes on the top 2% of Californians—those who earn an annual salary of over 2 million dollars—in...

Apathy for Catastrophe

Elise Haulund, Editor-in-Chief November 7, 2022

I always figured as a child that volcanoes would be a much larger hazard in my life than they have proven to be. I remember when my mom first explained to me that in some places, scorching hot liquid rock...

Staying on the right side of history

Ethan Lerner, Writing Editor October 12, 2022

A spontaneous scroll through the neighborhood community app, Nextdoor, made a war of aggression a world away feel that much closer to home. Sitting idly on my phone screen, a picture of a Ukrainian family...

RIP the monarchy

Amina Raïss and Kat Otey October 6, 2022

Despite its history, the monarchy is a symbol of unity and comfort for England and should not be abolished. By Amina Raïss Long live the monarchy!  With the recent death of Europe’s longest-serving...

A stinging embarrassment

Mia Schrift, Writer April 15, 2022

While Chris Rock may not have gotten the knee-slapping response he wanted at the Oscars, he did receive a slap to the face from Will Smith.  As two of the biggest names in entertainment, most immediately...

Ignorance isn’t bliss

Sydney Lamich, Staff Writer February 26, 2022

If you’re not concerned about war in Ukraine, climate change, taxes, the next president, immigration laws, global conflicts, stereotypical debates and racism, then you’re either uninformed on these...

Just like the movies

Dani Otey, Staff writer February 14, 2022

If you’re excited for Valentine’s Day, you a) have someone to spend the day with, or b) have incredibly high self esteem. Or, you’re like me, c) excited to watch a new show or movie that comes...

The chicken sandwich is not worth the homophobia

Ruby Crosthwait, Features Editor January 21, 2022

Before the pandemic abruptly took the world by storm two years ago, 2020 was seen as a year of possibilities, even to fast food restaurant chains.  Chick-fil-A, notorious for their long history of...

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