Lovers of "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Universe" by Benjamin Alire Saenz rejoice for the sequel that is being published October 12. Originally called "There Will Be Other Summers," the renamed sequel, "Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World," follows the progression of Aristotle and...

Fellow seniors, college is just around the corner. We applied to the colleges that we want to attend, filled up our FAFSA, and received our college acceptance letters. It just went by so fast. In less than two months, we will get the diploma that we worked very hard on. College may seem scary to some...

Over the past few weeks, the news has been flooded with hate crime stories against elderly Asians and Asian-Americans. According to the New York Police Department, hate crimes against Asians have increased by 1,900% since the outbreak of COVID-19. Even more so, there have been nearly 3,000 reports of...

Like a lot of people, I am always looking for the next movie or show to watch. Netflix removed a lot of my favorite shows in a short time frame, and I was worried about what I was going to watch now that I am missing my favorites. Netflix however did not disappoint. Here is a list of new shows and...

On April 23, Netflix will be releasing "Shadow and Bone," a series based on books by Leigh Bardugo. As someone who has been following the production of the show for a while, this is what I know. Leigh Bardugo has created a book universe she calls the Grishaverse that includes the "Shadow and Bone"...

Overthinking is the habit of applying analytical thinking and problem solving in a situation where it can be unhelpful or unproductive. Overthinking is often associated with depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, problems in relationships, conflict, and other problems that can affect one's everyday...

As we grow up, stress has been part of our lives. There are many factors that cause stress; school, adolescence, family problems, etc. We even have the pandemic to top it all. But we must help ourselves, we can't just settle with being stressed and problematic. One way to cope with stress is by walking....

The day we have all been waiting for, and wondering when it will come, has arrived: The return to in-person schooling. The entire school year up to this point has been virtual for ERHS students, both virtual and remote. This Monday, was the first day of physical school since March 13, 2020. It had...

Prom is inarguably one of the most important moments of high school. Unfortunately for the class of 2020, they did not get the opportunity for senior Prom due to COVID-19. However, things are looking up for the class of 2021. Since there has been more time to spend planning, Prom for this year is...

An apology by definition is a regretful acknowledgment of an offense or failure. In informal situations, it may be called saying sorry. An apology is used both in situations of great meaning and in small moments throughout the day. The person who says sorry usually has thought about their actions and...

The beginning of the 2021 Major League Baseball season is almost upon us, and Spring Training is starting to wind down with only a few weeks left to go. This time around, the COVID pandemic is not going to prevent the season from starting on time in April, opposed to last year, which started in late...

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many aspects of life, one of those being the 63rd annual Grammys. Traditionally, the Grammys are held every January 31. However, it was postponed due to safety concerns regarding the virus. The Grammys are held in Los Angeles, and in December/January, the hospitals...

With plans to reopen the state of California, Governor Gavin Newsom signs a $6.6 billion grant that would pressure California's districts to reopen public schools by the end of March. The Corona Norco Unified School District (CNUSD) has a new reopening plan, where—depending on whether we reach a case...

The title is obviously extremely controversial, and likely goes against a lot of what you have been told from a very early age. A lot of people in your life probably told you that you should do "whatever makes you happy". For a multitude of reasons, I believe that advice is quite short sighted. Of course...

Last week, one of my fellow journalists mentioned how love is not the same as it used to be. The way we measure and define love has changed since Romeo and Juliet. This made me think a lot about how I perceive love and how I see it around me. The first people I talked about love with was a coincidence....