Casey Majewski, Staff Writer
February 4, 2020
Senior Marissa Hartman and English teacher Anne Ehlers were selected to attend the F. Scott Fitzgerald Festival Oct. 12 at the Glenview Mansion near RHS. The festival is an all day event that includes multiple workshops, films and ceremonies for attendees to experience; it aims to foster, preserve and promote the skill of writing, as well as provide an accepting and supportive atmosphere for the attendees. Hartman was recognized for analytical and creative writing. She was nominated by the English department at RHS, specifically her former English teacher Catherine Byrne. “Young people,...
Jack Horan, Game Story Editor
January 22, 2020
The 2019-20 NBA season is underway, and the league has the most competition it has seen since the 2010-11 season, giving it a much different feel and exciting fans. The free agency period last offseason shook up the NBA entirely, with the Los Angeles Clippers and Lakers being deemed the champions of free agency. The Clippers added two-time Defensive Player of the Year Kawhi Leonard and traded a plethora of draft picks to acquire All-Star Paul George. Meanwhile, the Lakers traded the talents of Lonzo Ball, Josh Hart and Brandon Ingram as well as a plethora of draft picks to pair up Anthony...
Madhav Pillai, Staff Writer
January 31, 2020 • No Comments
As a part of senior Kate Holland’s National Honors Society (NHS) senior project, RHS students got the chance to meet five therapy dogs during lunch Jan. 17. Holland got the idea to bring in therapy dogs from grandmother who works for Hero Dogs, an organization that places service dogs with U.S. veterans. Her goal was to ease students’ school related stress, and the event was a success as it garnered an impressive turnout. “It’s the end of the semester, everyone’s stressed, dogs are great,” Holland said. “These dogs will relieve tension and hopefully make people’s days.” Aside...
Andrew Coulibaly, Opinion Managing Editor
November 1, 2019 • No Comments
Every decision made by today’s leaders will shape the future of the planet. The U.S. is choosing to consume fossil fuels and pollute our planet, furthering climate change. By seeking more of this fuel, the Earth is being destroyed even more. In August 2019, the White House revealed its desire to...
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