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169 articles by 36 writers, published online from September 2, 2018 to December 19, 2018.
By: Vincent Aldridge On December 17th, 2018, the Redwood Girls Basketball team not only got a stronger schedule, but they jumped to 2nd place in the Central Section DII Rankings!
The night of August 31, 2018 was a rollercoaster for fans and spectators as they witnessed the 20-67 Tulare Union, (3-0) win over Redwood, (0-2). Side note: The Tribe were
By: Ciera Sesock Redwood’s girls tennis varsity team has a 172 match winning streak. Can they keep it going and become champions or will they lose it all? According to
By Abigail Miller- Staff Writer This year Redwood brought in tons of new students. The Redwood Gigantea took some time to go talk to a couple of our new students
Although the year has just begun Class of 2019 has been so anxious and excited for graduation, but also worried about college applications being right around the corner. Seniors have
By Ella Carney and Kadynn Porterfield In the recent game Redwoods boys JV water polo competed against Porterville last Tuesday the 28th and dominated with a score of 20-5. The
Alyssa Cantu – Staff Writer With homecoming being a week away, FFA has also has been preparing for their own event too. Homecoming week starts September 10th through the 14th
The sophomore class of 2021 is now allowed to eat lunch off campus after having to stay on every day last school year. Some students still like to eat on
Angelina Gomez – Staff Writer Girl’s Tennis & Volleyball have their own tournaments on the same day as Homecoming, here at Redwood High School, on September 14, 2018. Redwood’s Girl’s
By Caleb Feliz With Redwood’s first home game, the school’s Band made an appearance, as always, along with a host of Freshman instrumentalists. Lucas Washam (Clarinet) and Jackson Ford (Trumpet),
By: Audrey Longan This year, Redwood’s choir department is planning for events including “Real Men Sing” at the end of November for the boys, and “Nothing but Treble” for the
Remember those incredibly cute and fluffy creatures you saw cuddling in the animated film Finding Dory? How could we ever forget how they formed a cuddle party to stop traffic!
On the night of September 9th, 2018, Redwood took another loss making their season record 3-0. Their competitor? The now 4-0 Tulare Western Mustangs. The game was played at Bob
Personal Story Column: Sami Gonzales Lately, there has been some drama rising up very fast in the beauty community on Youtube. Just to name a few, Jeffree Star, Manny Mua,
By: Sophia Boudakian – Staff Writer Homecoming here at Redwood High School is a big part of the high school culture and tradition. It’s a time where the entire school
By: Angelina Gomez – Staff Writer Grad Nite is a tradition put on by high schools all over. For one night, everyone gets to have one last trip all together
By: Vincent Aldridge-Apparent Journalism MVP 1 out of 2 On Friday, September 7, before their tournament, the varsity volleyball team had put up some big wins- 9 of them, to
By: Colin Watamura This Thursday, Redwood prefaced its annual Homecoming Week with a luncheon celebrating the nominees and their escorts. More than 130 from over 50 clubs on campus were
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By Mackinley Dennewith – Staff Writer As homecoming approaches, ASB students are planning festivities for the whole school to enjoy. Homecoming begins on September 10th, and preparations have been well
By: Stephanie Sandoval On Friday, September 7, 2018, during the sixth period, Brielle Alvarez was elected President and Alayla Ayala as Vice President for the Freshmen class of the 2018-19
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports
By Kadynn Porterfield and Ella Carney Claire Yang, ’19, was just nominated to be the athlete of the month by the Visalia Times Delta and she said, “I didn’t even
Features · Government & Politics
By: Colin Watamura & Johan Satorre, Edited by: Annabelle Williamson The race for California’s 22nd congressional district is more competitive than it has been for almost 15 years. Andrew Janz,
Written by; Sameh Esmaeili and Kaleah Syvirathphan This year the Visalia Unified School District (VUSD) has decided not to have music at any high school football game. This change was
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By Ciera Sesock Jill Nelsen, ’19, captain of the girls soccer team, is running for homecoming queen and is escorted by Hayden Hobbs, ’19. Yesterday, she was thrilled when she
By: Alyssa Cantu – Staff Writer Future Business Leaders of America has high hopes for this coming school year. FBLA is an organization that prepares students that want careers in
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By: Angelina Gomez – Staff Writer Molly Collins, ’19, was nominated by the class of ’20, and her escort is Tristan Wendall, ’19. Let’s get to know her better. Q:
By: Sydney Brammer The JV girls water polo team had their first tournament at Golden West last weekend. They fought hard, communicated well, and developed closer to each other as
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By: Grace Reitsma Brianna Lopez, ‘19, has made Redwood’s Top 5 candidates running for homecoming queen. Escorted by Cade Batchman, ‘19, the duo are thrilled to for the opportunity. Here
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By Ella Carney Makenna Haskill ’19, is one of the top 5 for homecoming queen and is super excited about it and for the experience that will come along with
Redwood students got ready to hit the streets of Visalia to show off their floats that have they worked so hard on to represent the clubs that they are in.
Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
By: Alyssa Cantu – Staff Writer Kaylee Gallardo, ’19, is nominated for Homecoming Queen. She is being escorted by Anirudh Nakak, ’19, and the two are very excited for this
By: Helen Webb – Staff Writer Savannah Travis, ’20, has been in ASB since her sophomore year. Going into her second year, she was elected to be the ’18-’19 Rally
By: Estrella McDaniel – Staff Writer As the 2000’s continue to move forward, there are many 80’s and 90’s trends that are being revived here at Redwood High School. Throughout
By Annabelle Williamson Last weekend on September 8th, a surf rock band, The Frights, kicked off their fall tour for their new album, Hypochondriac at a sold-out show in Santa
This week, the nominees’ lives are very busy. Brie Lopez, ‘19, says all this week she has been doing a lot with “finding dress up day stuff, a car, a
Redwood High School is known for going big and all out in everything they do including homecoming floats for the parade after school. Before they were judged yesterday, the ’20
Features · Homecoming · Humans of Redwood
Molly Collins, ’19, was crowned this year’s Homecoming Queen on September 14th, 2018 during halftime of the Redwood vs. Atascadero game in Mineral King Bowl. Three words for the night:
On September 14, 2018, Redwood (1-3) hosted their 2018 Homecoming football game vs. Atascadero High School (0-4) where they came out victorious winning 48-14. Not only was varsity able to
Features · Homecoming · Opinion
By Valeria Rojas Last week was all about celebrating Homecoming and which nominee will when the title of Homecoming Queen. Students dressing up according to the theme, building their float
By Ella Carney and Kadynn Porterfield Redwood’s freshman football team took home yet another win on Thursday, September 13th, 2018, this time against Atascadero with a score of 35-21. The
By Ryan Pendleton Recently, every form of Drama (Advanced Drama, Drama Club, etc.) has come together to create a new play for the coming fall season for the audiences of
By Kadynn Porterfield The top 5 homecoming nominees participated in the lunchtime activities in the quad on September 11th-13th, 2018. On Tuesday the 11th, the nominees start the activities off
By Savanna Silva After a football game everyone gets the chance to get together afterwords and talk to their friends on the football team. This is the time to either
By: Yaslin Ponce and Angelina Gomez – Staff Writers Mock Trial is a club on campus that hosts faux court trials where students can take part of a stimulated court
By Amanda See This past month has been a very significant month for the Asian community nationally and globally. As an Asian person myself, I am well informed of the
Written by Valeria Rojas Doc’s Drive In Diner is located on 421 W Acequia Ave, Visalia, CA, Doc’s Drive In is one of the ultimate classic spot for students to
By: Madison Navarrette Last week, Mr, Coon and his FFA students showed their lambs at the Tulare County fair, after months of preparation. In return, they all had to miss
Our boy’s water polo team took the win again last Tuesday against the Lemoore Tigers.
Features · Homecoming · Opinion
Mackenzie Potts For many years now, Redwood has been hosting the homecoming for our school during football season. In the fall, all clubs nominate a homecoming queen to represent their
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports · Student Life
By: Vincent Aldridge and Krissy Hetherington This week, a freshman named Marcus Correa did something no one thought was possible: he was promoted. But not just to JV, he was
by Krissy Hetherington On Tuesday, September 25, 2018, Redwood students were pulled out of their English classes for about 25 minutes for an informative assembly on the new and improved
By: Arianna Vargas As the year starts off well with all the new students and previous students who have been here at Redwood, many exciting things are to happen. Homecoming
On Thursday, September 20th, 2018, the frosh/soph volleyball team gave everything they got and defeated El Diamante at Redwood High School. The first game, the team made a few mistakes
By: Sydney Brammer Two weeks ago we had our freshmen election for President and Vice President. It was a good race between all of the candidates. Brielle Alvarez gathered up
By: Abby Miller Kadence Hutchings, a freshman here at Redwood High school won Reserve Champion at the Tulare County Fair. I decided to ask her some questions about how she
By: Helen Webb Last Friday they held the annual Improv Show at the Rotary Theatre. All four high schools came together to put on this well known event around Visalia.
By: Ciera Sesock Redwood’s athletes work hard and play hard. This season there are 8 different sports, and about 400 students playing those sports. Being a student athlete means that
By Lily Stetson This Thursday, September 20, Redwood Girls Golf played an eighteen hole tournament very different from their usual nine holes. This win gave them the lead they needed
Congressional representative Devin Nunes hosted a private event on last Monday night in Sanger, California, amidst criticism from valley residents that the incumbent Republican candidate has turned a blind eye
By: Audrey Longan Redwood Cheer is getting ready for Battle of the Bands and Cowhide after school in the quad. Younger girls are practicing as well in front of the
As technology has advanced, more apps and social media get updated. Instagram wasn’t as popular as before and eventually replaced Facebook. Snapchat has added more features that made more people
The weekend of September 28-29, 2018, Redwood’s Girls Varsity Cross Country team travelled to Stanford University for a big invite. At 8:30am the 7 girls (myself included), along with the
Students, who are in the locker room or at Vista before lunch are left hungry, as the line builds up and they are given no time to eat.
By: Sydney Brammer – Staff Writer Spikeball Club recently started here at Redwood, and this past weekend was their second tournament taken place at Soroptimist Park! John Washam, ’19, is
By: Helen Webb It is hard to understand how one student can manage to take multiple AP classes, play sports, and do this all with a job on top. Some
Ms Aguilar, RHS Activities director, addresses the issues around recent administrative decisions regarding music at football games.
By: Vincent Aldridge Well, it’s very simple, Redwood is now undefeated in the WYL, which means they are now tied for first with Hanford and Golden West. Luckily/unluckily, on October
By: Madison Navarrette As we enter October, the big buzz on campus is all about Harvest, who’s going with who, and who’s wearing what. A big tradition of Harvest is
On Friday, October 5th at approximately 9 am, the 2018/19 Gigantea writing staff and their editors took some time out to sit for a picture in their new shirts. The
School ID’s are being taken away from our Redwood Rangers and they are not too happy about it. Here’s what some fellow Rangers had to say.
By Ryan Pendleton Since the presidential candidate run of Donald J. Trump started, he has been a controversial subject among a majority of the American people. When Trump became president
By Caleb Feliz The popular culture of today has been inclining a healthy trend for one of music’s most compelling strains. Alternative and Indie Rock has assumed its place as
By: Madison Navarrette As Cowhide week quickly approaches, more talk is coming up on all the dress up days and excitement it entails. Each day is something new, and the
By Natalie Bugajski & Anissa Garcia Party buses are being ordered, table reservations are being made, nail salons are packed and barber shops are buzzing all in
When these rare days come around everyone has something to look forward to, but no one is really aware of what’s being sacrificed. Coming into school with late start already
Photos and story by Krissy Hetherington On September 5th, 2018, Redwood football was able to take their 2nd league win against the reigning D-IV Central Valley Champions, Golden West. Despite
Features · Humans of Redwood · Sports
By: Krissy Hetherington The last week of every month, I will be highlighting one specific player based on work ethic & their benefit on the team. September’s Athlete Of The
By: Annabelle Williamson and Kaleah Syvirathphan This year at Redwood, we introduced 14 new staff members ready to teach and aide incoming students. Among the teachers, a new assistant principal,
By Caleb Feliz The performance of the comedy Nooses Off by Mount Whitney on October 4th and 6th at the Rotary Theater was a show that resulted in uproarious laughter
By Ciera Sesock and Lily Stetson Our Ranger JV volleyball team won another game against Golden West on October 9. The team came into the game feeling prepared and excited.
Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed into the Supreme Court on October 6th at approximately 3:30pm. The final vote came out to 50-48 in favor of Kavanaugh. With the controversy surrounding Kavanaugh’s
By: Audrey Longan Color Guard is working hard everyday on their routines for a field show. Kalysta Holland ‘20, Color Guard Captain, says Color Guard is “helping us to prepare
This year’s American Music Awards, that occurred on October 9th, 2018 and able to watch the day of at 5:00 PM PDT on ABC channel, became a highlight of the
By: Vincent Aldridge On Friday, October 12th 2018, a big game went down at the Mineral King Bowl between Hanford and Redwood. But why is it so important? The reason
Shane Dawson has come out with another series based on the infamous Jake Paul. As of October 3rd, he released 1-4 out of the 8 part series. He’s going deeper
Axolotl’s, also known as the Mexican Walking Fish, this critically endangered salamander is naturally found only in the local waterways near Mexico City. Rapid urbanization and subsequent water pollution have
By Ryan Pendleton Venom is a 2018 Thriller/Science Fiction film produced by Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures and Marvel Entertainment and stars British actor Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, Riz Ahmed and
By: Sydney Brammer Have you noticed the new trend around school? Almost everyone is now wearing scrunchies! There are a whole bunch of varieties and cute designs to go with
By: Alyssa Cantu Auto, Metal, and Wood shop class all contribute to provide insight into how things really work. These classes truly teach young adults useful tips and skills they
By : Sydney Brammer and Abby Miller Recently a new policy has been put in place here at Redwood. Students who arrive at school late get their ID cards taken
As the Class of 2019 settles into senior season, an increasing number of seniors with their sights set on four-year schools face an additional pressure beyond the extensive application process:
Arts and Entertainment · Features
The Annual Moonlight Harvest dance fell on October 13th, 2018 this year and took place at Golden West High School from 8pm to 11pm. Students take advantage of this night
By: Vincent Aldridge On Friday, October 19, Redwood has a must win game at El Diamante. This is due to the fact that if Redwood loses, and Hanford wins, your
By: Mackinley Dennewith By painting their stomachs and arms, dressing all out in blue crew gear, and starting chants for the student section, Redwood Flag Runners serve as an important
By: Sophia Boudakian- Staff Writer Here at Redwood High School, there is a trip that happens almost every late summer to experience a new culture and world art. 3D Art
By: Abby Miller and Kadynn Porterfield On Monday the 14th of October 2018, Redwood High school had their first Ranger assembly of the new year. The point of it was
By; Brandon Teela and Krissy Hetherington the biggest news craze of Redwood so far this year has easily been the lack of music at football games. The endless jokes on
By; Sameh Esmaeili This months staff spotlight goes to Mr.Jordan Ray also known as Redwood Highs new band teacher. Mr.Jordan is now a teacher here at Redwood High school. Q:
By: Vincent Aldridge Last year yielded a very saddening outcome for Ranger fans, as Mount. Whitney won last year’s Cowhide, by ONE POINT. Now, as both schools are gearing up
By: Sydney Brammer The Sequoia Plaza Flower Shop has recently been taking notice, especially at Redwood! Some of Redwood High’s students bought bouquets and corsages for this year’s Harvest and
By: Vincent Aldridge The 64th annual Cowhide was one to never forget. The game began with Redwood kicking off to Whitney. The ball would be spotted at the Whitney 30
Arts and Entertainment · Features
by Savanna Silva In the festive fall production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” the cast of Redwood High School drama transports the audience to the 1940s and puts on a
Monday, October 22, 2018 was the start of Cowhide week which is one of the most important and exciting weeks at Redwood High School. Especially for the class of ’22
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Annabelle Williamson Redwood’s mascot wasn’t always Mr. Ranger. For years, Redwood was called Union High School and carried the colors of maroon and white and had a Pioneer representing
Over the weekend of October 19-20th, Redwood’s Girls and Boys Cross Country traveled just south of Los Angeles to Walnut, California for a two-day trip and a race at the
By Ryan Pendleton This Friday is absolutely insane! The Cowhide Assembly is happening before lunch and lasting nearly an hour then leading straight into an 83 minute lunch period before
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide · Features
By; Grace Reitsma Let’s be frank: Redwood was hungry for a win this year during Taylor’s annual Hot Dog Eating contest, against Whitney contenders. Squaring off before Cowhide week allows
By: Ella Carney and Abby Miller Fall athletes are now finding that they are not able to try out for the winter sport that they desire to play until later
This year’s Ranger Varsity tennis team won WYL, and is getting ready for Valley.
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide
An important factor of cowhide are the creative big blue posters scattered all over our school. Rally club puts so much time into their work and always focus on the
By: Johan Satorre Every November, the Mineral King bowl fills with 10,000 spectators to watch the annual Mt. Whitney vs Redwood game. The game that decides who keeps the Cowhide.
By: Helen Webb Cowhide is an annual event that brings together not just Redwood, but everyone from the entire community. Seniors at Redwood have dedicated themselves to the spirit of
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Alyssa Cantu LDI is a leadership Development Institute, a business convention that was held at Santa Clara this year on October 20 – 21. During LDI students have the
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide · Features
By: Sameh Esmaeili and Lily Stetson This Friday, before the Cowhide game, ASB put on the Cowhide rally to hype up the school for the upcoming game. It took a
Arts and Entertainment · Opinion
By: Audrey Longan On November 1st, 2nd at 7:00 pm and 3rd at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm, “It’s a Wonderful Life” played in the Rotary Theatre. The performance was
By Sydney Brammer and Kadynn Porterfield Overall for the season, Hanna Bratsch says, “Overall, I think it went pretty well, but we had a few losses. But other than that,
In recent weeks, there has been many new music releases that have instantly topped the charts.The success of these songs and albums make it apparent that the music is popular
Although the True Ranger assembly took place last month on Monday, October 15th, the winners will always remain as TRUE. Among the number of students that won the award, Derrick
By: Colin Watamura – Staff Writer In September, Redwood hosted a Club Fair to showcase the wide variety of clubs and activities the school has to offer beyond the traditional
By: Ella Carney Freshman Mika Temmerman ‘22 plays tennis, has a good work ethic, maintains a social life, takes honors classes, and does it all with a smile on her
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Estrella McDaniel & Angelina Gomez -Staff Writers On Tuesday October 16th Redwood hosted a spooky haunted house and carnival on Vista campus. The Nightmare on Vista St. is a
Mackenzie Potts From the beginning of school, many trends can be seen around Redwood. Many students keep up with the school trends. This year we’ve seen hydroflasks take over as
Who doesn’t love Movies? The popcorn, candy, soda, most importantly the movie itself. Whether it be horror, comedy, action, romance, drama, any kind for that matter; its always a fun
By: Brandon Teela and Lily Stetson Coming off of winning the WYL championship, the Redwood girls tennis team just won two consecutive valley championships. Most people would think this is
Technology helps in many ways but also can hurt us. Technology has helped many schools and teachers as well as students. It makes it easier for students to get assignments
By: Angelina Gomez -Staff Writer Now that Harvest is over, it’s time to start getting ready for Formal. Like Harvest, Formal is a dance where kids get to go and
Find out who freshman, Alysa Betiong, and why she is an important ranger!
Underneath roughly sixty four layers of paint on a checker-patterned walkway in the middle of Redwood’s main campus lies the original campus colors that decorated Visalia Union High School almost
By: Audrey Longan The whole school came and saw the True Ranger assembly on Monday, October 15th in the LJ Williams Theater. Melanie Rodriguez ‘22 is a True Ranger, but
By Kaleah and Sameh Everybody, the rumor is true, music is coming back to our football games! The rumor has been flying around campus all week and Mr. Shin finally
By: Audrey Longan ASB is put a lot of work into Cowhide. The entire class and Mrs. Aguilar have been planning the whole cowhide starting a month ago, and even
On Monday, October 23, Redwood’s very own Girls Varsity Golf team won Valley for the first time in Redwood history! This golf season was particularly special to Redwood Rangers. Girls
Award Show Season is reaching its peak in the entertainment world. Just recently, on November 11th, the People’s Choice Awards was broadcasted on E! at 6:00 PM. This awards ceremony
By: Alyssa Cantu On Wednesday, November 6th, midterm elections were held. Several local and national races were on the ballot including U.S. Senate and House positions. To be able to
By: Johan Satorre The US midterm elections on Tuesday was a big victory for the Democrats, but was not as large as they had hoped. Since the election of President
By: Audrey Longan Band finished Marching season this month in November. It was a lot of hard work but in the end they were able to win multiple awards for
Mr. Coon is the Ag mechanics teacher here at Redwood. Ag is in his blood. He has been into Ag since he was a little kid. As far as he
By Ryan Pendleton (Credit for Featured Image goes to change.org) The holidays are a joyous and festive time for everybody; young, old, male and female, gay, straight, black and white,
By: Krissy Hetherington This previous Thursday, November 15th 2018, Redwood’s varsity girls and boys cross country teams attended the annual Central Valley Championships meet after both winning WYL (West Yosemite
Arts and Entertainment · Opinion
By Ryan Pendleton This past Monday, on November 26th, Visalia hosted the annual Candy Cane Lane Parade. It started at 7:00 pm, but the entire area of Downtown Visalia was
By: Ciera Sesock Our Ranger girls wrestling team began their season with a first place win at their home match. This win boosted the team’s morale and will help the
In the midst of an energetic match-up between the Democratic and Republican parties for control of the House and Senate, the 2018 midterms marked an important win for one particular
By: Audrey Longan Redwood’s own Orchestra will be doing their annual Holiday Concert on December 10th, at 7:00 pm, in the El Diamante Theater. The whole orchestra will be able
By Sydney Brammer The JV boys basketball team has recently started their season, but what you don’t know is that Isaiah Aguilar is not only the only freshman to make
Mackenzie Potts Disney has just came out with a sequel movie, Wreck it Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet. The movie released in theaters nearby on November 21st. The topic
By Madison Navarrette Usually, school starts at 8:12 am and ends at 3:17 pm, except for Monday’s where school starts at 9:07 am. But what if school started earlier, and
By: Sydney Brammer Kiersten is a very busy person. She almost does everything here, around campus. She’s involved with Redwood’s Advanced Orchestra, is playing basketball for the school, and is
By: Arianna Vargas The Lion King is a classic Disney animated film that tells a tale of the wild life in Africa and how the cycle of life is interpreted
By Helen Webb Last Thursday the traditional blood drive was held in pop up vans in front of the LJ Theatre. Typically it is held in the school gym, but
By Caleb Feliz December 14th is a date to mark, whether it be for those who seek to participate with an application of their work of art or for those
By: Vincent Aldridge 2 weeks ago , the girls played hard, and gave it their all in their home tournament, The Annual Tip Off Classic. The girls are happy with
It’s Christmas time, and you know what that means. Everyone’s decorations go up and the stores fill with people fighting over everything in sight, and although the holidays are supposed
Arts and Entertainment · Features
By: Tianna Hernandez Christmas Tree Lane is a 2 mile stretch of houses that are completely lit up with Christmas joy. This has been a Fresno tradition for 95 years
By: Angelina Gomez – Staff Writer The before and aftermath of Formal. Formal was held this past Saturday, December 8th, at the El Diamante Gym from 8 p.m. to 11
The Gigantea surveys students of all grades about government awareness. Do Rangers know their facts?
By: Kenzie Collins – Staff Editor You probably recognize the name Surfer Dude Wes from the PBIS video shown to the students in the gym. Who could be the infamous
By: Ella Carney Boys wrestling competed in a match on Wednesday the 12th. The boys fought hard and did they’re best resulting in more wins than losses in this match.
By: Vincent Aldridge Boys Basketball: Last year, the Redwood Boys basketball team finished at 20-10. They finished well above the National Average for points per game, field goal %, rebounds
By: Ella Carney Boys wrestling has begun their season and Coach Watts stated that “it is a rebuilding year for us for sure.” One wrestler, Alex Rodriguez ‘20, attends the
By: Tianna Hernandez As of the year 2018-2019, Redwood High Schools girls wrestling team has made history by having their first parent booster club. The booster club was a choice
By Valeria Rojas The holidays are in full swing and when I think about the holidays, one of the first things that comes to mind is all the money I’m
By: Audrey Longan The 61st Grammy Award Nominations were announced on Friday, December 7th. The award ceremony will be held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, on February 10th,
By: Krissy Hetherington Over the past few days, the Lady Rangers Varsity Basketball team took first place in the Monarch Holiday Classic at Exeter Union High School. They went 4-0
By Colin Watamura Over the summer of 2018, Visalia Unified School District rolled out a policy that allowed students concurrently enrolled in classes at College of the Sequoias to have
By: Mackinley Dennewith and Alyssa Cantu As the year continues, many seniors are preparing for life after high school. Whether going to a university, community college, or joining the armed
By: Kaleah Syvirathphan This is the initial installment in a series of stories that explain how certain political issues and decisions affect us as students. Photo Credits: ABC News A few
The Hebrew word for teach has many meanings: to aim or shoot like an arrow, to point like a finger, or to flow like water. The word’s multidimensional meaning can
Written by Mackenzie Potts The new Grinch movie is an upgraded version of the older Grinch movie. The 2018 Grinch movie resembles the 1966 Grinch movie. Both movies have the
By: Vincent Aldridge On December 17th, 2018, the Redwood Girls Basketball team not only got a stronger schedule, but they jumped to 2nd place in the Central Section DII Rankings!
