By Christina Dinh
The performers on stage: beautiful, elegant and powerful. The audience: so loud with cheer and applause you could barely hear the music, let alone the MCs. This is the image that I remember the black history assembly by.
Continue reading “We Are More: Black History Assembly 2020”
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 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 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.
By Zoya Babicheva
On Friday, October 26th, there was an event for RCI’s Best Buddies club in the cafeteria after school, where everyone dressed up, played games, danced, and more. It was fun for everyone, and the buddies really enjoyed themselves.
By Charlie Taaffe
On Friday, October 18th, I was lucky enough to witness my last FNL as a student at Richview Collegiate. I walked into Centennial Stadium and looked at the crowd full of students, past and present. I realised that even if these were two regular Canadian High school football teams, this meant a lot to the local community and Etobicoke as a whole. Continue reading “SAINTS WIN: A Friday Night Lights Recap”
By Lauren Olszaniecki
Richview’s Interact Club members teamed up with Etobicoke Collegiate Institute’s Interact division to clean up James Gardens on October 6th, 2019. This was the first of Interact’s many initiatives for the 2019-2020 school year. Continue reading “Interact: Fall 2019”
By Christina Dinh
(Photo taken by RCI Yearbook)
The black history assembly took place on the 22nd of February in the auditorium. BHED+ had spent months organizing the event with the help of Mrs. McDonagh-Vella, Mrs. Thomas-Reynolds, and the AV crew. Many lunches, time after school, and even weekends were spent organizing and making sure the assembly went smoothly. Continue reading “#BlackHistoryAssembliesMatter”
Recap on 6 key events from around the globe. Continue reading 6 Key Events From July-November 2017
Attention all you lovely single pringles! Don’t let all those lovey-dovey couples rub their special day in your face. It’s time to take back the night and celebrate the strongest love of all; friendship! Here are 3 fantastic ways to up your palentines’ day itinerary. ?. Palentines’ day cards This classic Valentine’s tradition has now been taken over by the friendship train! Make fun and … Continue reading 3 Fun Ways to Spend your Palentines’ Day
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