Book Review: Where’s the Truth in We Were Liars?
By Natasha Kangrga
“No one is a criminal; no one is an addict; and no one is a failure. The Sinclairs are athletic, tall, and good-looking”(p.3). But don’t let this apparent perfection deceive you.
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Tortured Dreams Pt 1
By Shelley Debartolo Campos
Ezekiel kidnaps people for money. Haru works tirelessly to support herself and her family.
One night Haru has to transfer money to her mom at a bank, but she gets lost and meets Ezekiel who’s running away from the police. He puts a knife to her throat.
Tortured Dreams is a story of crime and love, as Haru and Ezekiel face danger, murder, theft and an unlikely romance. Continue reading Tortured Dreams Pt 1
Ask Angel – Hobby Habits
Angel answers the question…
I’ve lost interest in every extracurricular I used to love, and I have no motivation to do them anymore. How can I enjoy my hobbies again? – Sigh Continue reading Ask Angel – Hobby Habits
A Shoe’s Journey
By Katherine Hunt
The dust had accumulated in a thin layer on top. It managed to slip through the cracks, the pores of the cardboard. I didn’t like the stuffiness. That added with the dark made an unbearable atmosphere. It made me unbelievably hopeful when the door opened, giving me slivers of light in my box. Continue reading A Shoe’s Journey
Making The Switch to Cruelty-Free Brands
By Rachel Carey-Smith
In this day and age, it is actually more common for brands to be cruelty-free, so it makes me question why everyone hasn’t switched to safer brands already? I realized that people are mostly unaware of the vast options of cruelty-free brands.
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Netflix Recommendations
We asked Richview students to send us their netflix recommendations. Here’s what they said: Continue reading Netflix Recommendations
Richview’s Mental Health Assembly
By Abigail Marshall
May is the established National Mental Health Month, and this year the Mental Health club at Richview, run by Ms. Dougherty, arranged an assembly in honour of it. The assembly took place at 11:15 on Thursday, May 6th. The goal of the assembly was to bring attention to mental health and provide healthy ways to cope for those struggling with mental illness.
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Not All Men but 97% of Women
By Andrea Dovale-Puig
Being a feminist means you support the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of equality of the sexes. In other words, it signifies that you believe that men and women should be treated equally in society and have the same opportunities. This all should sound reasonable to the decent person. So then why isn’t every person you know a feminist?
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Television and The Pandemic
By Katherine Hunt
Television has changed a lot since its invention in the 1950s. It’s transitioned through technological changes of the times; going from black and white to colour, and from a big box that sat on the floor to a flat-screen that we hang on our walls. The technology is not the only thing that’s evolved, however, with the invention of streaming services like Netflix and Amazon the way we watch television has been fundamentally changed.
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Book Review: Molly’s Game – Molly Bloom
By Ana Downes
Molly’s Game is a fascinating story. It is the autobiography of Molly Bloom, a woman whose story is incredible and inspiring. It details her life throughout the course of her astounding career running underground high-stakes poker games. Born into a family of competitive over-achievers with very high expectations, Molly and her siblings have been incredibly ambitious since childhood. Continue reading Book Review: Molly’s Game – Molly Bloom
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