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”
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”
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?”
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”
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”
By Brock McPherson
Harley Davidson has been around since 1907 and they’re indisputably an American icon. Their badge is instantly recognizable to just about anybody in the English-speaking world, despite the fact that their sales have been on the decline for a while. Continue reading “The Slow Death of Harley Davidson”
By Brock McPherson
Top Fuel drag racing is a crazy world. For those uninitiated, in a drag race, two vehicles line up and see who can complete a quarter mile in less time. It’s practically an American tradition at this point, having been massively popular since the hot rodding scene of the 1950s. It makes sense, that some would take it more seriously than others. The fastest and most dangerous level of drag racing is Top Fuel. Continue reading “An Introduction to Nitromethane”
By Madeleine Cho
Before reading this article read: Indigenous Voices: The First Encounter
“They invoked their Doctrine of Discovery. Everything has led us to what we live with today. Trauma, identity issues, loss of culture and language, and land disputes.”
Continue reading “Indigenous Voices: Doctrine of Discovery”
By Jasmine Miljure
On Monday, November 4th, 2019, a TDSB wide “cellphone ban” was placed in effect. Everyone knows that it’s ridiculous and a waste of time and effort. Why? One reason: nothing happened. Continue reading “The Phony Phone Ban”
By Christina Dinh
November 11th, Richview held its Remembrance Day assembly. The assembly started off with introductions from hosts, Sarah Abbott and Malachi Fatogun.
Richview holds the assembly every year, but the focus this year in particular was on the experiences of soldiers during the second world war and the discrimination many of them fought after they returned home.
