Tell Us What You Are Most Excited To Do When The Pandemic Ends
We asked some of our readers to tell us what they are most excited to do once the pandemic ends. Here is what they said:
Richview’s Black History Assembly: It’s a Movement Not a Trend
By Mona Urata
This year, in light of the pandemic, BHED+ presented their annual assembly virtually through teachers connecting to Zoom to watch the video presentation. The assembly, though different from previous years, was just as meaningful and wonderfully done.
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2020 Fall & Winter Edition
Our 2020 Fall & Winter Edition contains content from October to December of 2020. It’s been almost 2 years since The Richview Voice has released an official publication. Although The Voice has been releasing weekly content on our website for the past few months, putting out an official edition of this newspaper feels incredibly special. After working tirelessly for weeks, here’s the final product. Continue reading 2020 Fall & Winter Edition
YIC Kahoot Night
By Mona Urata
On Friday, March 15th, Youth in Control hosted a Kahoot game night after school via Zoom.
Youth in Control is the host of the annual M.A.D.D. assembly, as well as a yearly attendee of the Sunnybrook party program. In past years, Youth in Control has held impaired goggle workshops that mimic the eyesight of someone who is under the influence, as well as fundraisers such as bake sales.
This year in place of the usual events, a Kahoot was held. Contestants were required to answer questions about mental health, substance abuse, and Covid-19. After each question, a member of Youth in Control explained the correct response, educating contestants.
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Ask Angel – Homework Help
Angel answers the question…
My friends only talk to me if they want help with school work…I feel like they wouldn’t be friends with me if I didn’t help them. What should I do? – Local Nerd Continue reading Ask Angel – Homework Help
Book Review: The Appeal by John Grisham
By Ana Downes
“The Appeal” is a fascinating and suspenseful story with the theme of corporate corruption, greed and the disappointing reality of our justice system. I consider John Grisham to be one of the best authors of our time. He has written over 36 novels over the span of over 30 years. He specializes in legal thrillers. At least ten of his novels have been turned into very successful blockbuster film adaptations starring A-list actors such as Matt Damon, Mathew McConaughey and Tom Cruise! Continue reading Book Review: The Appeal by John Grisham
Why WandaVision Works
By Ben King
If you’ve been on the Internet these past few weeks, chances are that you’ve heard of Marvel Studios’ new series, titled WandaVision. WandaVision rings in the start of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and there could not have been a better project to kick off this new era for Marvel Studios. The series stars Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany as Wanda Maximoff (also known as Scarlet Witch, in the comics) and the Vision, two superpowered beings who are living their ideal life in suburbia – but everything is certainly not as it seems. (SPOILERS AHEAD)
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Rom-com Recommendations
By Safia Osoble
What is a rom-com? Rom-com is a genre of light-hearted stories which blend romance and comedy.
Personally, I enjoy watching rom-coms. In fact, it is one of my all-time favorite genres. I feel that this time of year is best for watching them, so here are some of my top picks, in no specific order (I love all of these!) *
* all synopses were found by Google Search
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Ask Angel – Friendship Farewells
Angel answers the question…
“I think quarantine made me outgrow my friends. I really loved them but now I’m in high school and I don’t share a lot of common interests with them. I want to distance myself from them, should I talk to them about it or just distance myself slowly?” Continue reading Ask Angel – Friendship Farewells
Book Review: Prodigal Son by Gregg Hurwitz
By Ana Downes
Gregg Hurwitz has done it again! “Prodigal Son” is the newest installment in what has been my personal all-time favourite series since the end of 2016/start of 2017. This novel certainly lived up to my (rather high) expectations! Hurwitz is my favourite author. I have read almost all of his novels and I am a huge fan of his writing style. It is clear that he puts a tremendous amount of research into every book, and this comes through with the accuracy and detail in each one.
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