By Sathya Siva
What do you think of when you hear the word saint? Do you think of high-school? A football team? How about a public school logo? Yeah, I didn’t think so. When I think of a saint, I think of a ‘holy person’ depicted in Christianity who is supposedly ‘close to God’. So is our school logo promoting Christianity?
Continue reading “A Complaint on the Richview Saint: It’s Time We Change our Mascot”
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.
Continue reading “YIC Kahoot Night”
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How do I stay focused during online school? – Tired of zoom Continue reading Ask Angel – Digital Distractions
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We’ve asked both the readers and contributors of The Richview Voice for their best tips to surviving the quadmester. Here were their responses: Continue reading A Guide to Surviving the Quadmester
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Angel answers the question…
“School is really stressful and I don’t know how to manage my time. It’s been 2 weeks and I’m already so behind. What do I do??? – Ahhhhh”
Continue reading Ask Angel – School Stress and Time Management
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.
