By: Tiffany Joseph America is considered one of the most outgoing nations in the world, but one third to one half of Americans do not consider themselves to be this…

By: Samantha Gilbert As most freshmen and sophomores think about getting involved in high school programs, the immediate idea of joining Leadership, to become a leader on campus, comes to…

By: Emily Field You’re in the library during school, sitting next to someone who is extremely bright, yet they are heading to community college. Even with today’s tests for intelligence…

By: Sam Katz How many of you are watching the Super Bowl merely for the commercials? How many of you say that you are fans of the 49ers? Answer honestly….

By: Lindsy Mobley “Bell rang!” We all know that inevitable sound, the dreaded bell reminding us that we are late to class. Many students have been celebrating the possible new…

By: Andrea Vega Our school district announced during the budget crisis that it has cancelled Summer school, traditionally held at Redwood during June and July. Not that kids are disappointed….

By: Mackenzie Mock Shock. Awe. Disbelief. On Dec. 14, a normal day in the town of Newtown, Connecticut, these words were repeated over and over again as the nation grappled…

By: Avery Neil “It was the craziest experience I’ve ever had,” said Mackenzie Thomas, Redwood graduate, describing an EDM (Electronic Dance Music) concert he attended. “Everybody was just looking up…

By: Maddie Barto On Tuesday, November 6, California voters ventured to the polling stations to vote for not only the new President of the United States, but also to decide…

By: Sam Katz Draining the main vein, breaking the seal, taking a leak. Peeing. It is a vital part of everyone’s daily life. Without peeing you could get euromisotisis (Seinfeld,…