High Tide

Letter to the editor

Logan Galimi questions the lack of student consultation by administrators on reforms

Logan Galimi • March 8, 2021

Why are we moving from Google Classroom to Schoology? Before that, why did we start moving to PowerSchool? At the beginning of the year, why did we undertake that new schedule? Why have we since reverted...

Slow Internet Has Been Interfering With Students’ Ability To Learn

Like many of their peers, Scott and Swenor have experienced technical difficulties in Zoom classes.

Heather Lee, Entertainment Editor • October 5, 2020

Whenever senior Stormm Scott talks to teachers and classmates, she’s at risk of “sounding like Wall-e from the Disney movie.” Scott can only go ten minutes into a meeting before getting kicked out,...

RUHS production of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” falls nothing short of phenomenal

Allie D'Amato, Staff Writer • December 18, 2019

The drama department recently wrapped up their winter production of “The Crucible”. All four shows had packed crowds to watch the timely piece come to life. Overall, the play was truly phenomenal;...

Down the runway

Kruk has accepted many casting jobs since she began modeling

Charlotte Pawlukiewicz, Staff Writer • November 12, 2019

Freshman Lilly Kruk’s passion for modeling started when she was six years old, watching America’s Next Top Model and being inspired by her many idols. That led her to where she is now: a model who...

Sinking their shots

Girls water polo wins against PV High again, securing a top ranking before Bay League Finals

Ella Son, Staff Writer • January 17, 2019

On Jan. 15, girls polo beat Palos Verdes High School with a final score of 12-7. The PV players were familiar opponents, as many of the players from both teams know each other through club teams. Using...

Keeping up momentum

Girls basketball continues their winning streak as they head to Arizona

Sara Stienecker , Staff Writer • December 21, 2018

Following the Battle at the Beach tournament, the girls basketball team played against Leuzinger, Centennial, and Foothill Tech. After playing these games the team has amassed a three game win streak. Last...

A swing and a miss

Ella Son, Staff Writer • October 24, 2018

In their last game before Bay League Tournament, girls tennis lost to Mira Costa 1-17. Tennis kept spirits up as they faced the Mustangs. “We played well, but Costa is tough competition,” varsity...

Redondo on a roll

Girls Volleyball still undefeated in season

Gabe Berger, Staff Writer • October 16, 2018

Redondo remains undefeated in the Bay League with yet another win on Wednesday, October 10th against Mira Costa. Redondo won all three sets in the game. They are leading the bay league with a record...

Your rights within school gates

How your constitutional rights are altered once you walk onto campus each morning

Ben Brill and Lauren Kim • October 4, 2018

The first amendment of the Constitution guarantees every U.S. citizen the right to freedom of speech, petition, religion, assembly, and press. However, students’ rights change the second that they step...

Trump should consider allowing more refugees in the US

May 8, 2018

Surprise, Surprise — Syria is back at war again just days after the United States, the United Kingdom and France carried out missile strikes on a Syrian chemical weapons facility! This ineffective intimidation...

Elevator Music

Bishop Nehru's recent album paves a progressive path for hip-hop

Austin Nunis, Staff Writer • March 29, 2018

Twenty-one-year-old rapper Bishop Nehru released his sixth album, “Elevators: Act I & II”, a compilation of dreamy beats and soulful sounds, on March 16th. This album, similar to his previous...