Angel answers the question…
My friends purposely excluded me from group chats and when I confronted them they kept bringing up something I did by accident a year ago. Lately they feel less like my friends, and more like my bullies, but I have no other friends to go to. What do I do? – Out of the loop Continue reading Ask Angel – Friendship Fall Outs
By Sathya Siva
2020. Coronavirus. Covid-19. Global warming. Pandemic. No escape. Suddenly the world is put on hold. Is there really an upside to this horror? Continue reading Covid and Climate
Angel answers the question…
“I’m surrounded by people who love me yet I still feel incredibly alone. – Lonely” Continue reading Ask Angel – Feeling Lonely
Angel answers the question…
I’m really in need of good advice. I recently found out that I was pregnant. This is a huge problem. I am Catholic so I cannot tell my parents and I can’t get an abortion. I haven’t told my boyfriend but I’m afraid if he finds out he’ll leave me. I feel like I can’t talk to anyone so this is a last resort. I keep thinking I should maybe have a confession? Please help me. -Stressed Continue reading Ask Angel – Teen Pregnancy
By Maureen Saha
Mentorship has always been a vague domain for me … kind of like something that’s always there, but not really something that I care about. Kind of like how my phone tells me to update and I’m like “Update? Yeah maybe later” and promptly forget about it. It’s there floating on the edge of my mind but I’ve never heeded it. So when I heard about a mentorship program just for girls, (GEM- Girls E-Mentorship) , I was like “Uh, okay, cool”. My go-to response to life honestly.
Continue reading “Girl’s E-Mentorship”
By Benny Streeter
Quick zoom-in shots of heroes flying by, extreme fight choreography between spartans and dark depictions of a twisted criminal world. These are some of the specialties of director Zack Snyder. Throughout this piece, I’m going to rag on him pretty hard so I felt that I should mention his strengths first.
Continue reading “Don’t Release The Snyder Cut”
By Ben King
The date was April 27th. Taylor Swift had posted a photo on Instagram, with the caption, “Not a lot going on at the moment.” A mere 3 months later, Swift would announce the release of her 8th studio album titled Folklore – coming out in less than 24 hours. Folklore in its entirety was conceived in lockdown, which means the record was written, produced, mastered and engineered all within just 4 months – proving that an incredible record doesn’t need to be harboured for months on end, and that sometimes your intuition trumps your perfectionism.
Continue reading “Album Review: Taylor Swift – Folklore”
By Flavia Allajbeu
We start the presentation with fingers stroking the keys of a piano with sorrow. Simultaneously, a gentle yet present voice illustrates the stories of victims that have suffered tremendously from the bad decisions of another. This is how the M.A.D.D assembly began on December 15th.
Continue reading “Richview’s Annual M.A.D.D Assembly”
Angel answers the question…
I always get sad in the winter especially when I can’t see anyone. How do I stay energized and happy during the next few months? – S.A.D. Continue reading Ask Angel – Seasonal Sadness
Community Post
We ask the readers and contributors of The Richview Voice what gets them into the holiday spirit. Here were their responses: Continue reading Getting Into The Holiday Spirit
