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An Extremely Long Slump
By Christina Dinh
I’m in a slump, an extremely long slump. I find myself longing for a past version of myself that had the motivation and inspiration to regularly write. It’s like I have a creative block I can’t get over. I’ve rewritten this article 3 times and I’m ready to give up. Resign to a life of nothingness, void of creativity. Yet, here I am, still trying to write this stupid article. Continue reading “An Extremely Long Slump”
RDJ – The ‘D’ Is For Dolittle
By Jasmine Miljure
On January 17th, 2020, the movie Dolittle came out in theatres. This film was Robert Downey Jr’s first non-Iron Man role in five years. Continue reading “RDJ – The ‘D’ Is For Dolittle”
Supernatural Season 15; Ten Seasons Too Many
By Lia Marchione
In light of Supernatural’s soon-to-be-ending two month hiatus from season 15, it seems ample time to talk about the episodes that have been released. 11 out of the 20 painfully beautiful (emphasis on the painful) episodes have been handed out to the greedy fingers of fans, and each and every single one of them have been dutifully ripped apart by the millions of people who still watch the show. Continue reading “Supernatural Season 15; Ten Seasons Too Many”
Saints Chamber Strings
By Ashley Czumak
During November of this school year, the Saints Chamber Strings, a strings performance ensemble, was established by Ashley Czumak and Zora Zheng. The ensemble consists of eight students in grades 10-12, playing the violin, viola, and cello. The Richview ensemble performs at various events to fundraise. All donations collected go to MusiCounts, a foundation which provides musical instruments for schools in need. Continue reading “Saints Chamber Strings”
Winter Music Concert
By Lauren Olszaniecki
As guests filed past the assorted raffle baskets, the harmonious sounds of the string octet echoed off the walls of the rapidly filling auditorium. Decorated with a Christmas tree and multicoloured lights, the auditorium was almost as festive as the students! Continue reading “Winter Music Concert”
It Was Okay; A Star Wars the Rise of Skywalker Review
By Lia Marchione
WARNING: SPOILERS
As one of the first people in the country to see this movie, I’d like to say that I’m one of the most qualified people to talk about it. In actuality, this is not true at all, because I am extraordinarily biased against it. Continue reading “It Was Okay; A Star Wars the Rise of Skywalker Review”
Three strikes you’re out?
By Jasmine Miljure
For the three weeks before winter break, there have been three one day strikes that took place across multiple school boards. All students and teachers have been affected and there is still a looming uncertainty pertaining to what is to happen in the future. Continue reading “Three strikes you’re out?”
MADD Assembly: A Recap But Mostly A Movie Review
By Christina Dinh
*Note that this may be a silly review but this article is not meant to ridicule the gravity of impaired driving*
On the 17th of December, Richview held its annual MADD assembly, organized by Youth in Control. MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, is an organization focused on preventing impaired driving and the effects it has on the lives of those affected by it. Continue reading “MADD Assembly: A Recap But Mostly A Movie Review”
Battle of the Batmobiles
By Brock McPherson
One of the most iconic vehicles in film history is the Batmobile, there’s no denying that. A problem does arise, however from its 50 year history on screen, and that problem is that there have been four different live-action Batmobiles, all completely different. (Note: The Keaton/Kilmer/Clooney Batmobiles will be treated as a set) A group of people could talk about “The Batmobile” and all be thinking of different cars. So, the reasonable thing to do is see which one would win in a race. I’ll be doing this by comparing the power and weight of each to see which has the best ratio. Continue reading “Battle of the Batmobiles”
